Willard residents seek ballot on income tax hike
In Willard, a random Friday survey of 12 residents shows mixed views on the city council’s half-percent income tax increase now aimed to fund a multi million sewer project. Petition organizers seek at least 120 signatures to place the issue on next November’s ballot.
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Margo Shirk
Willard
Ronald Link
Dale St
Eugene McEndree
Robert Thornton
Thornton
Sarah Cobes
Myrtle Ave
Ed Mullins
Woodland Ave
Gayle Hushiser
S. Main St
Homer Simpson
Woodbine
Simpson
D.L. Howell
Christopher Davis Jr
Spring St
David Shirey
Linda Fredricks
Ruth Wagoner
Clark
City Hall
Bumper Beat One Car Crash Hurts Wakeman Man
A Wakeman resident was hospitalized early Monday when his car slid on ice and struck two trees near Wakeman. Edgar L. Carder, 32, was treated at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin and later discharged. The driver and a passenger in an eastbound station wagon were injured on Townline 12 Road near Greenwich Milan Townline Road. Lynn H. Kershner, 38, was cited for improper passing after fish-tailing near US 250. Other incidents included a Norwalk teen accident at Whittlesey and West Washington streets and several lane change and yielding violations involving Norwalk and Lorain residents.
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Wakeman
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Edgar L. Carder
Townline 12
Helen L. Smith
Willard
Carla Smith
Green
Norwalk
Whittlesey
West Washington
Scott Brogan
Henry St
Marie Kraft
East Main
Wooster
Juanita Worchester
Jefferson St
Charlotte Swick
Lorain
Bloodmobile collects over 212 pints in Norwalk drive
Bloodmobile at Norwalk gathered over 212 pints for the Red Cross led by donors Elton Huston reaching 10 gallons and Arthur Stoll totaling eight. Several donors posted six to five gallons while others gave from three to one gallon as churches provided meals and local groups supplied refreshments and the fire department helped unload. The next stop is the Eagles Club on March 12.
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Red Cross
Norwalk
Elton Huston
Eagles Club
Willard Burglaries Probed
Willard police investigated two weekend break ins at private homes. A table saw valued at 200 dollars was taken from Timothy Pugh at 27 Main Street between 3 p.m. Saturday and 3 a.m. Sunday after a basement door was kicked in. A second break in at 311 Dale occurred between 7 and 8 p.m. Monday with only 15 dollars missing from Brian Bevier’s home. both incidents remain under investigation.
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Timothy Pugh
N. Main St
Pugh
Dale
Brian Bevier
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