Park Board Reviews Budget and Projects
The Park and Recreation Commission scrutinized city finances with President John Borgia reporting on capital outlay of 25 150 next year and a total park budget near 113 000 versus 121 000 requested. The panel cut funds for a concession stand upgrade roller skating at the Recreation Center and a scorer's booth public address system and opposed Pleasant Street Park site for two new tennis courts.
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Park and Recreation Commission
John Borgia
Park Department
Borgia
William Ream
Pleasant Street Park
Pleasant Street
James Seitz
Gallup Avenue
Glover Streets
Urban Sewage Plan In Willard Is Dead
A plan to haul Cleveland and Akron sewage to a 183 square mile treatment site in Seneca Huron Crawford and Richland Counties was rejected by public vote and officials. The plan faced strong opposition from North Central Ohio residents and lacked state agency feasibility.
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Willard
Cleveland
Akron
Ohio
Ira L. Whitman
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Whitman
Ohio Natural Resources Departments
Penderson State Park Lodge
Willard High School
Larry Zitzke
Seneca
Huron
Crawford
Richland
Army Corps of Engineers
Cuyahoga
Rocky
Chagrin
Corps of Engineers
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Gene Damschroeder
Three Rivers
Robert Moore
Buffalo
Three Churches Offer Vacation Bible School in Norwalk
Norwalk First United Presbyterian Church on Firelands Blvd hosts Vacation Bible School June 11 to 15 from 9 to 11 30 a m. Open to children ages 4 to 11 with registration starting Monday at 9 a m in the Fellowship Hall. A $1 fee per child, up to $2 per family, will apply. Staff drawn from Norwalk Presbyterian Methodist and Episcopal churches includes arts crafts and religious curriculum with playground facilities. About 125 students enrolled last year.
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Norwalk First
Norwalk
Used furniture wanted by cash buyers in Norwalk
Cash buyers scan the Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily for used furniture and offer quick cash. Call 662 4241 to arrange pickup or sale.
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Norwalk
Lawsuit Settled Over Sycamore Hills House Quality
Joseph Siska filed an $8,000 claim in Common Pleas Court against contractor Leonard Hartwig over poor materials and workmanship on a $42,700 house in Sycamore Hills case settled at a May 14 pretrial hearing and dismissed at Hartwig's expense.
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Sycamore Hills
Joseph Siska
Fairway Circle
Leonard Hartwig
High St
Common Pleas Court
Siska
Hartwig
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