Greenwich Doubles Salary Hires Clerk in Village Action
Greenwich Village Council voted to double the village clerk’s salary from 1200 to 2400 dollars a year and hired Doris Miller to fill the position after Judy Carey’s resignation. The raise was approved as an emergency measure 6 to 0, with Miller chosen by show of hands from four applicants. The council also approved bids for tennis courts, fleet insurance, a cemetery lawn mower, and street signs while discussing a proposed revamping of the zoning ordinance and a building code.
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Doris Miller
Judy Carey
Lloyd Patton
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Greenwich
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
McGill
Village Reservoir Park
al McGill
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Patton
van Scoy Tractor Sales
Crum’s Hardware
National Guard to close brothels convert to housing
The National Guard announced it would shut 14 brothels in Colon Panama and convert them into apartment buildings to address a severe housing shortage. The action aims to provide new living spaces as authorities seek alternative housing options.
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Burglars Return To Cemetery At Woodlawn
Woodlawn Cemetery reports new tools valued at 115 dollars stolen Tuesday after a Monday night burglary. Supt Al Norsworthy found the loss on site and police suspect a key to the storage area aided the theft. Items stolen include wrenches channel locks needle-nose pliers and drive sockets.
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Woodlawn
al Norsworthy
Man Arrested on Bad Check Charge in Huron County
Kenneth M. Workman, 36, of 3 Valley Park Dr., was arrested early this morning for writing a check on a closed account to Maxie Tire and Supply Co., 83 Whittlesey Ave. He was jailed at the Huron County Jail.
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Kenneth M. Workman
Valley Park Dr
Maxie Tire and Supply Co
Whittlesey Ave
Huron County
Busy Housewives Save Time and Money by Daily Classifieds
Busy households trim costs by daily shopping the local Classified Section. Readers are urged to turn back now to check bargains, ads, and weekly deals.
Pool Cover Sought by City Park Board Leader
Park Commissioner John Borgia asked the City Council to draft legislation for an all weather pool cover after criticizing the Planning Commission. Mayor Goodsite plans to honor the request once engineer Widman files a full report in three to four weeks. Estimates for the cover ranged from 130000 to 225000. two tennis courts are planned this summer and next, with one possible site at Pleasant Street Park. The council approved moving to build two courts this summer with a 10000 budget, while a second site remains uncertain. A separate anti sign ordinance, tied to the zoning code, faces a July 16 public hearing after a 7 to 0 council vote.
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John Borgia
Planning Commission
Park Board
Borgia
Council
Goodsite
James) Widman
City Hall
Pleasant Street Park
Richard Cunningham
Ronald Freeman
Council Delays Street Resurfacing Over Missing List
An ordinance to resurface several streets is postponed two weeks as Councilman Robert Markel, chair of streets and sidewalks, reports losing his copy of the street list. He says the committee wants to review the list before proceeding.
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Robert Markel
Markel
Norwalk Considers Noise Crackdown After Late Night Motorcycle
Norwalk leaders push for decibel meter use to curb loud vehicles after Council President Richard Cunningham reports a 2 am disturbance. Mayor Goodsite supports arrests by noise level. Cunningham jokes about meter at his home. Council also rejects pay raise. Kroger applies for carryout beer permit.
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Richard Cunningham
Cunningham
Goodsite
Kroger Co
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