Norwalk to Host Town Meeting on Downtown Architecture
Two new hires join the Soil Conservation Service in Norwalk. James Will, a University of Michigan graduate, will serve as Soil Conservationist in Huron County. Jeffery Teamer, a Tennessee State University student, participates in a summer cooperative training program. A town meeting on renovating old buildings and designing new structures in Norwalk's downtown will be held June 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital auditorium with speaker Kim Zarney of Townscape. Reservations through the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce. admission is free.
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Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Kim Zarney
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Zarney
Medina
Chamber of Commerce
Soil Conservation Service
James Will
University of Michigan
SCS
Soil and Water Conservation District
Huron County
Jim
Marge
Ohio 162
Jeffery Teamer
Tennessee State University
Teamer
Thousands seek fast vacancies via want ads
Dial 668 3771 to place a want ad and rent vacancies quickly, with thousands already calling for quick listings.
Willard Council Candidate Bower Starts Petition Drive
Willard incumbent Richard M. Bower of 554 Kennedy Dr. has picked up petitions at the Huron County Board of Elections to run for the fall Willard Council seat in Ward Four. He was appointed to replace Otto Bauerle, who resigned.
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Willard
Richard M. Bower
Kennedy Dr
Huron County Board of Elections
Willard Council
Bower
Otto Bauerle
Grade cards available for seventh to twelfth graders
New London High School students in grades seven through 12 may pick up grade cards at the principal's office between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on Thursday or Friday. Those with fines overdue books or detentions must clear obligations before cards are issued.
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New London
New London High School
May Juvenile Court Hearings in Huron County Report
In May the Huron County Juvenile Court held 114 hearings with 47 traffic cases, 37 delinquency or neglect cases, 14 civil, 7 criminal, and 9 preliminary Common Pleas hearings. New complaints totaled 72 with 38 boys and 8 girls in traffic, 6 boys and 1 girl in delinquency, 4 boys and 4 girls in unruliness, plus 10 criminal and 1 paternity complaint.
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Huron County Juvenile Court
Common Pleas Court
11-Year-Old Charged In School Break-In
An 11 year old boy is charged with breaking into Hartland Center School during the weekend. He allegedly stole a gym mat an air horn and a small amount of change. All items have been recovered and the youth is released to his parents custody.
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Collins
Hartland Center School
Sheriff's Deputies
Norwalk court hits three DUI and related sentences
Judge Donald Derby sentenced Edward DeMuth to three days in jail and fined him 250 dollars plus costs after a DUI conviction. Terry Jump received jail time for disorderly conduct, Bretton Salmons drew three days and 23 dollars for failure to appear, and Dale Schneiter remains jailed on a bad checks charge with 300 dollar bond. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Norwalk Eagles Club Monday for donors ages 17 to 65, with parking free. May sheriff’s report notes 147 complaints, eight traffic accidents, 46 arrests, and 402 people reached by Community Relations programs.
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Donald Derby
Norwalk
Edward DeMuth
Marshal Sr
DeMuth
Terry L. Jump
Willard
Bretton Salmons
New London
Dale E. Schneiter
American Red Cross
Eagles Club
Red Cross
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff’s
Sheriff's Community Relations Department
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