CAC worker fired after turbulent Bi-County meeting
John Goss, economic coordinator for the Community Action Commission, was fired by executive director Wallace Reese following a heated meeting. Goss says board members told him to report to work, while interim director William Lewis says the status remains unresolved and plans a Personnel Committee meeting.
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John Goss
Community Action Commission
CAC
Wallace Reese
Reese
Goss
Washington
William Lewis
Lewis
Reflector
Turkey
Willard
CAC Board
Jerry Garrett
James Anderson
Bi- County
Fire Triggers South Side Power Outage
About a dozen homes on Warren Drive and Benedict Avenue lost electricity for two hours Sunday night due to a transformer malfunction and resulting fire. Electrical supervisor Ted Heller said the short in the transformer on Warren Drive caused the blaze, with power restored before midnight.
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Ted Heller
Electrical Distribution Department
Warren Drive
Benedict Avenue
Get Get Dependable Tenants Norwalk Classified Ad
A dependable Norwalk rental listing seeks tenants for available apartment units. Includes brief call to contact the Norwalk Reflector for details on pricing, location, and leasing requirements.
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Norwalk
Trailer Registration Drive Underway in Huron County
The county announces a full survey of house trailers to ensure compliance with state registration laws. Owners must register by Jan 31 to avoid fines up to 50 dollars. nonresidents must register within 30 days of locating in the county. Park operators must maintain trailer registers with fines up to 100 dollars.
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Huron County
Kenneth W. Reed
Reed
Ohio
Tax Review Hearings Set Tuesday in Huron County
The Huron County Board of Tax Review will hold hearings Tuesday on five industrial and two residential appraisal complaints. L. E. Thomas of United Appraisal Co. will attend the industrial cases. A total of 118 formal complaints were filed this year with hearings possible after the Board of Review reviews the appraisals.
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Huron County Board of Tax Review
Kenneth W. Reed
L.E. Thomas
The
United Appraisal Co
Huron County
Reed
Board of Review
Harold Collier
Donald Robertson
Heart Fund collections in Huron County dip to 7234
Huron County Heart Fund collections totaled 7234 down 2500 from last year with Norwalk down 1633 from half of prior year. Publicity chair Mrs. John Borgia cited incomplete returns and volunteer shortages on Heart Sunday February 21.
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Heart Fund
Huron County
Norwalk
John Borgia
Heart
TV Monitor In Jail Shelved
Huron County Jail surveillance plan dropped as commissioners hear jail survey shows several thousand dollar cost. Officials consider an intercom system to improve communication and monitoring across the building instead. The idea was presented by Ed Leveritt of the North Star Council of Governments.
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Andres
Leslie
Duke) Harper
Huron County Commissioners
Sheriff’s Department
Ed Leveritt
North Star Council of Governments
Parked Car Damages Report Showcases Local Hit-and-Run
A hit-and-run damaged the rear of Ray H. Robinson’s car in his driveway over the weekend. Mrs. John Fisher, rural Norwalk, was cited for failure to yield after a Church Street parking lot exit. Larry D. Soboslai reported a creased door on his parked car at Saginaw Wire Products.
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Ray H. Robinson
Glover St
Robinson
John Fisher
Norwalk
Church Street
Larry D. Soboslai
Saginaw
Check Bears Burnt Envelope After Mail Truck Fire
Vic VanHentenryck reports a check sent to Cleveland art supply firm Around the Toys was intact but the mailing envelope burned on three sides during a February 5 fire in a mail truck bound for Mansfield. The note from the firm described the envelope scorching and the post office returning the item in a new envelope.
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Cleveland
Vic VanHentenryck
Corwin
Mansfield
VanHentenryck
Norwalk Court Dispositions and Hospital Auxiliary Meeting
Sheryl A. Werner faces leaving the scene of an accident with a $17 bond forfeiture. Joseph M. Snodgrass has a suspended $10 fine and $7 costs for failure to stop. Roger McKinnon pays $10 fine and $7 costs for passing at an intersection. Martha J. Oakley fined $10 and $7 costs for speeding. Marvin G. Koch pleads not guilty to failing to support his family. bond set at $1,000 cash or $2,000 property. Eleanor Boehnlein will speak at the hospital auxiliary meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the hospital auditorium. awards for Red Cross pink ladies and candystripers will be presented.
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Norwalk
Sheryl A. Werner
Parsons St
Joseph M. Snodgrass
Huron
Roger McKinnon
Vermilion
Martha J. Oakley
Jefferson St
Marvin G. Koch
Bellevue
Koch
Common Pleas
Eleanor Boehnlein
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Youth Corps of Volunteers
Subscription Terms by Carrier and Mail Rates
Subscription rates listed for Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural areas five counties Huron and Erie not seeline carrier areas 55 percent per week 21 per year mail in Huron and Erie 28 60 per year elsewhere in the United States prepaid.
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Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
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