Monroeville Hires Lincoln High English Teacher as Principal
The Monroeville school board named Michael Richardson 31 a two year principal contract starting in August at 19000 dollars annually. Richardson holds an education admin master from Ohio State, a bachelor’s in education and English from Otterbein, and is a Phi Delta Kappa member. He previously served as interim director and student activities coordinator at Lincoln High School.
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Monroeville
Gahanna
Ohio
Michael Richardson
Lincoln High School
Richardson
Ohio State University
Otterbein College
Phi Delta Kappa
Monroeville Man Cited After Altercation at Williams Street
Earl Eugene Case, 19, was cited for assault following an early morning altercation at 11 Williams St. Walter E. Fulton, 22, of rural Norwalk, suffered a severe head laceration and bruises and was treated and released at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Case fled but was arrested about 45 minutes later and released on recognizance bond.
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Eugene Case
Williams St
Walter E. Fulton
Norwalk
Case
Fulton
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Youths Arrested In Home Break-In Near Lyme Township
Two 17 year old youths were arrested Thursday afternoon for breaking into a rural home on Sand Hill Road in Lyme Township. Deputies recovered three guns two knives a gun case two bandoleers with 270 caliber ammunition and 20 gauge shells at the house. Entry was through a rear door. The youths were jailed that morning with assistance from Monroeville Police Chief Gordon Rogers and a call from Roger Scheid.
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Norwalk
Ralph Scheid
Sand Hill Road
Lyme Township
Lightning ignites dryer fire at Fabric Center during storm
A lightning strike sparked a fire in an electric clothes dryer at Fireland Fabric Center on 75 Cline St during an electrical storm Thursday night. Firefighters arrived at 11:38 p.m. to find the motor smoldering and damage totaling about 150 dollars.
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Fireland Fabric Center
Cline St
Annexation Bid Moves Forward for 2 Acres on Gallup Road
Real estate agent Richard Rench won permission from Huron County Commissioners to pursue annexation of a bit over two acres on Gallup Road into Norwalk. A Norwalk Township resident, Dr. J.H. Chauvin, opposes the development citing preservation wishes and offered to buy the land for 40,000 while Rench contends fair market value supports 60,000 and has already received two purchase offers for the six lots planned.
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Norwalk Township
Richard Rench
Huron County Commissioners
Gallup Road
Norwalk
Rench
J.H. Chauvin
Old State
Gallup Roads
Chauvin
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