Homestead Exemption Law boosts income limit to 15000
Huron County deputy auditor Mrs. Marty Timman highlights a June 6 law change expanding the Homestead Exemption. The maximum qualifying income rises from 10000 to 15000, with eligibility for owners 65 or older or disabled, even if income falls between 10000 and 15000, valid through August 6 at the Real Estate Assessment Office in the Courthouse basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Ronders
Reflector
Huron County
Marty Timman
Timman
The
Ohio General Assembly
Heydinger budget requests spark debate among local officials
A column reviews Heydinger's continued budget requests, noting duplication of service and the need for justification before approving 27 thousand more dollars. It recalls a previous 17 thousand foster care request, a court order for explanations, and calls for clearer communication between commissioners and the judge. Congratulations to Nichole Lynn Hauser.
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Thomas Heydinger
Huron County Commissioners
Recorder’s Office
Heydinger
John Elmlinger
Milan Avenue
His Hormones Don't Act His Age
DEAR ABBY column includes a 62 year old man seeking guidance about two younger women, one 22 and not a virgin and one 19 virgin dancer with a contract preventing dating students, plus a vacuum fear solution for a 20 month old. Abby declines fortune telling and offers practical advice and a Keats quote on failure with an offer to buy her booklet on popularity.
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Abby
Capricorn
Debbie
Historic Barnes house in Norwalk traced from 1828
Huron County Historian Henry Timman recounts the 170 East Main Street house built in 1828 by Samuel Barnes, later completed by his wife Mary Delia Platt Barnes Perry. The piece traces the Barnes family lineage, land ownership, and connections to notable figures, including a Mexican War veteran, and notes later remodeling and street developments around East Main Street. It also details a rare 1835 triple wedding on the Wildman residence and a later double wedding aboard the steamer Bayes, with cemetery and museum references.
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South Linwood
East Seminary
Indians
Milan Ledger
Milan
Neil Armstrong
Michael Collins
Edwin Aldrin
Baltimore
Nino Camaderese
Norwalk
Norwalk Kiwanis
Whitney Field Swimming Pool
Sheppard
Reflector
Yankees
Thomas Hay
Watson
Cain Mahoney
Monroeville Desperado
M.J. Fanning
Michigan
Ann Arbor
East Main Street
Samuel Barnes
Barnes
Samuel W. Barnes
Samuel W
Martha Indicott Barnes
Mary Platt Barnes Perry
Fire Lands Museum
Orfus Perry
Barnes Place
Ezra Wildman
Clarksfield Township
Frederick A. Wildman
Marietta Patch
Cornelia Wildman
Alfred Seger
Amarillis
Warren Cooley
Xenophon Betts
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Kicker’s
Gadget
Bea
Peggy
Belinda
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Utah City
Helsinki
Candy
Burghoff
Vermont
Nora Charles
Longfelloti
MVFB
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
Dick Hauser
Edith
Nichole Lynn
Cane David
Abigail van Buren
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John Keats
Lasky Drive
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Dean
Abbby
Cookie
Kirby
Desmond
Scott
Wake
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Loren
Delos Bishop
Norwich Township
Almira Miller
Catharine Miller
Miller
Peru Township
Bayes
Sandusky
Inay
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Loren Bishop
Norwich
Havana
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Thar
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