Waterline extension gains mixed approvals from panels
In separate sessions on Tuesday night the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council approved the Milan Avenue waterline project, aimed at increasing water availability and looping to Firelands Industrial Park. Three members approved August 8 and 15, with a fourth later. quorum issues and a challenged action by Law Director Freeman created contention.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
Milan Avenue
Ronald Freeman
Gallup
Milan Avenues
Firelands
Wilma Nickols
Milan Streets Will Close For Festival
Milan police urge Melon Festival participants to reach before 1 45 p m Sept 3 and ban vehicles on streets after that time Two new patrolmen Timothy Wright and William Lantz join the Milan Police Department to handle expected crowds The council debates who pays for police schooling and considers a written agreement The council accepts a test section sewer project and discusses a $500 tree work estimate and a $130 000 light fund drift The Wooster station reports sawfly infestation and a Golden Buckeye Card info session is set Aug 29 in council chambers
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Milan
Charles Lindecamp
Lindecamp
Imothy Wright
William Lantz
Glenn Rockwell
Richard Reach
Sleepy Hollow
Wooster
George Bogan
Light Fund
Board of Public Affairs
Golden Buckeye Cards
Woman Injured In Industrial Accident At Fanny Farmer
Sharon L. Carberry, 21, of 23 Newton St., Norwalk, suffered crushed index and middle fingers on her right hand in an industrial accident at Fanny Farmer. She was treated at Fisher-Titus and then transported by Norwalk ambulance to St. Joseph Hospital in Lorain in fair condition. Her husband said the hand was caught in a nut grinding machine. surgeons saved the fingers and she may regain use. Carberry has worked at the company for three years.
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Norwalk
Fanny Farmer
Sharon L. Carberry
Newton St
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Kenneth
Carberry
Fair Saddle Horse Judging Show Program Summary
Horse show results listing brood mares foals showmanship classes ponies and breeds with exhibitor names and groups from Norwalk Bronc Busters Rocking H Greenwich Trailblazers Willard Fashionettes Sunset Saddlers and Bronco Busters. Includes English divisions with Lynette Steele Julie Jones and others.
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Fraelich
Wakeman
Blue Ribbon
R. Robin Gustason
Rocking H
Cheryl Brown
Bronc Busters
Cheryl Steele
Chris Jones
Greenwich Trailblazers
Donita Miller
Vicky Osterland
Danny Whitt
Tracey Hoffecker
Norwalk
Rhonda Sanders
Raynae Martin
Randy Fishbaugh
Greenwich
Teailhiavary
Lisa Thomas
Jack Jones
Kelly Bleile
Elise Lachowyn
Suzy Thomas
Norwalk Drifters
Sue Daugherty
Cindy Grady
Sunset Saddlers
Debbie Munroe
Kim Johnson
Eth Guibert
Sheri Knapp
Stacy Spinello
Tony Zybly
Vicki Jackson
Stacey DeSanto
Lynette Steele
Julie Jones
Greenwich School District Hires New Principal and Nine Teachers
South Central School system announces elementary principal Alice Cummingham of Doylestown Ohio who will split duties across Greenwich primary intermediate and North Fairfield middle. Nine new teachers join elementary grades and high school staff, including Susan Smith and Nancy Hackett, plus Mary Hammann Janice Hanke Mark Solars, Timothy Tucker William Lewis Patty Lewis and Arlene Myers with roles across grades and departments.
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Greenwich
South Central
Alice Cummingham
Doylestown
Ohio
North Fairfield
Susan Smith
Willard
Nancy Hackett
Talmadge
Mary Hammann
New London
Janice Hanke
Mark Solars
Akron
Timothy Tucker
Cary
Fire damages under construction home in Ohio
Fire tore through the still unfinished residence of Thomas P. Rinner Jr. on Ohio 61 EF Tuesday night, causing about 3000 dollars in damage. Fifteen firefighters with two trucks battled two attic fires for nearly three hours. arson ruled out, contractor work ongoing, and a plastic nozzle handle broke during fighting but caused no extra damage.
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Thomas P. Rinner Jr
Ohio
Steve Oblender
Rinner
Oblender
Obfender
Wakeman Hires Teachers as Board Sets Pay Plan
Wakeman Board of Education hired two teachers and set substitute pay. Ona Naples, elementary reading, $9,100 from Niles, Ohio, with no prior experience. Gayle Rousis, elementary teacher at Hartland, $9,100. Bartow named part time Hartland guidance secretary. Substitute pay $28 with degree, $26 without. Two-year bus storage contract to Vern Weisenberger. Roof repairs contract to Talbott Roofing. New gym drapes cost $2,685. Adult lunch rises to 90 cents with milk at 13 cents. others unchanged.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Board of Education
Ona Naples
Niles
Ohio
Gayle Rousis
Hartland School
Bartow
Hartland
Vern Weisenberger, Collins
Talbott Roofing Co
DeRussey Road
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London
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Merlyn Rees
UPI
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Kenilee
Ita
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Ron Carnicom
Ridge Ra
Red Haven
Swabley’s
Tay
West Main
AL Auwminee
Jackie Plue
Tammy Hartley
Board
William Lewis
Ashville
Patty Lewis
Arlene Myers
Crider Jewelers
W. Main Norwalk
Kroehler
Rocker
Korehler
Simmons
W. Main
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