Norwalk's Nite Life Rebrands As Buchannon's Tavern
Amid skeptics and old rumors Norwalk's Nite Life bar unveils a new name Buchannon's Tavern to shed its troubled image. Owner Ray Buckhannon describes recent $30,000 renovations and a calmer, live entertainment schedule with bands on Wednesday Friday and Saturday.
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Norwalk
Ray Buckhannon
Buckhannon
Buchannon
West Virginia
Ken Nease
Nease
Berlin Heights
Ehove Principal Leaving Post
Avery-Wayne Bennett, Ehove Joint Vocational School's principal for 10 years, has resigned effective December 29. He is a 36 year educator, and Superintendent Creighton Ghrist notes possible internal replacements to save about $810,000. The board scheduled administration changes after Bennett's retirement and toured the remodeled food service lab named The Young Chef's Inn, with remodeling costing about $20,000.
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Avery
Wayne Bennett
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Bennett
Stoutenberg Drive
Creighton Ghrist
Ghrist
Food Service Lab
Young Chef’s Inn
Council Fails to Attend Cleveland Meeting on City Default
City council members did not attend a scheduled session with Mayor Dennis Kucinich to review a plan to avoid municipal default. Kucinich warned that time is running out as Cleveland faces a financial crisis.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
Recount Error Boosts Brown in Hancock County Race
In Hancock County a premature recount found a 60 vote error that increased Ted W. Brown’s county tally to 10,669 while Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr.’s count stayed at 6,249. Elections Director Dorothy H. Adams cited a poll worker misread on a machine.
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Columbus
UPI
Hancock County
Ted W. Brown
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
Dorothy H. Adams
Brown
Celebrezze
Weather Forecast And Local Life Events In Ohio
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with lows in the 20s and highs in the 40s. A 20 percent chance of precipitation both nights and Friday. Winds west to southwest 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday temperatures 37 to 21 with trace precipitation. Births, marriages, and deaths reported from Norwalk, Berlin Heights, and nearby areas including several local residents and families. The International Labor Organization projects Bangladesh population growth to 334 million by 2165 against a U.S. population rise of about 50 million.
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International Labor Organization
Fatal Coincidence at Berlin Heights Intersection
In Berlin Heights a deadly crash at the Ohio 61 and 113 junction mirrors a prior fatality on October 26. Edison High School students led by Tammy Sedlock push for warning devices, gathering 250 signatures and gaining DOT attention while residents report obstructed views and increasing traffic.
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Berlin Heights
Edison
Ohio 61
Ohio 113
Tammy Sedlock
Edison High School
Tammy
John Feyeledem
State Department of Transportation
Jean Daniels
Two Die At Ohio 61 113 Intersection Tragedy
Two people die after a collision of a tractor trailer and a car at the Ohio 61 Ohio 113 junction near Berlin Heights. Charles F. Price Jr. 23 of Norwalk and Jerry Kenneth Buchanan 41 of Berlin Heights perish. Auto victims, driver Price, and Buchanan, with family and work affiliations, are named. autopsy set. highway patrol investigating. parallels to a prior fatal nearby intersection noted.
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Berlin Heights
Ohio 61
Ohio 113
Charles F. Price Jr
Minard Place
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Hinman
William B. Holman
Huron County
Norwalk
Jerry Kenneth Buchanan
Cable Road
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Joseph Butler
Erie County
Sandusky
Highway Patrol
Buchanan
Price
Horner and Hibbard Construction Co
Arlington Road
Milan
International
Tammy Jo Burras
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Cumberland
Bryan L
Leslie M
Marvin Guyton
Walter E. Price
Bedford
Helene Lingenfelter
Pauline Frost
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Thomas Lasley
Church of the Master
Steuben
Courn
Lorain
Vermilion
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Air Force
Darlene
Caudill
Jerry Jr
Theresa
Donna
Debra
John Herron
Grand Fork
N.D
Kenneth Herron
Clayborn Buchanan
Coeburn
Bobby
Commissioners interview two critics for 648 Board seats
Huron County commissioners interview Rev. David Plant and Marylou Griffiths as potential 648 Board members amid tensions over last spring’s plan to replace the Mental Health Center with the Linn Corp. The panel monitors nine of fifteen board seats and has already named four appointees this year.
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Huron County Commissioners
Mental Health Board
David Plant
Huron County Mental Health Society
Marylou Griffiths
Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
George F. Linn Corp
Mental Health Society
Linn Corp
Edward Still
Plant
Griffiths
Rev. Plant
Owens
Norwalk
James Rlbright
Ian Irons
Bellevue
Harold Freeman
Calvin Canfield III
Wakeman
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Larry W. Bradford
Judy Beer
Monroeville
Bernard
Rebecca Mead
Boy
Fisher-Titus
Robert Bogner
Willard
Lucile B. Blaine
Houston
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Helen A. Dahl
Florence Diewald
Teaco’s Bar
113
Daniels
District 3
Transportation Department
Ohio
Paul Stafford
Norwalk High School
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Charles E. Price
Charles Price
William Owens