Greenwich Considers New Fire Dept Building
Greenwich officials look to house a 2,400 square foot fire station on a village lot between the Municipal Building and Foster Foods. An $8,800 materials estimate plus wiring and heating costs suggests a total near $10,000 funded by a five year loan from the Board of Public Affairs with payments from the general fund. Council members seek cost comparisons with adding to the current station as an alternate.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Voluntary Fire Department
Foster Foods
Kenneth Fishbaugh
Fishbaugh
Greenwich Board of Public Affairs
Council
J. W. Goodacre
Rowland Foster
Gordon Albert
Local Falls and Fires Spark Town Snapshots
Josephine Summerlin, 67, fell at the Spector Store rear and broke her right leg, taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital by Heaston-Hile Ambulance. William Buckingham, 13, cut his left thumb by an electric saw at home and was treated and released. Janesville Cotton Mills fire damaged base material near a space heater, with two hours on scene. Final expenses for the Nov. 7 election were filed with the Huron County Board of Elections, noting $565.71 by the Norwalk Republican Club and $791.98 by Citizens for Bellevue Schools.
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Josephine Summerlin
Summit St
Spector
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Heaston-Hile
William Buckingham
Janesville
St. Mary's Street
Huron County Board of Elections
A. C. Morley
Norwalk
Republican Club
William F. Aigler
Citizens For Bellevue Schools Committee
Bellevue
Caretaker Ordinance Read In Greenwich Village
The Greenwich Village Council held the first reading of a caretaker pay ordinance funding $400 monthly from waterworks cemetery general fund and street department accounts. Street fund payments rise from four to six months to cover wages no longer paid by the park board. A second reading approved a ban on posting signs on village power poles.
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Greenwich - Greenwich Village
Park Board
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Greenwich Council
J. T. Broyles
Raleigh
N. C
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Vidana
Flickinger
Citizens Bank Building
Martha
Joe Kasper
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