Food For Thought on Norwalk School Upgrade Proposals
Norwalk board members heard capital plans from Supt James Rubright proposing five major options including converting the junior high to a high school and remodeling the high school and Cole Building for a middle school. A $3 million bond was deemed unlikely. a $950 000 bond and an operating levy are eyed with actions expected next week and June ballot decisions.
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Norwalk Board of Education
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Pleasant Street
Bronson School
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Gasoline bids approved and EMT course planned
Greenwich Village council accepted Beck's Garage bid as the lowest for regular gasoline at 58 cents a gallon and no lead at 30 cents with a 15 cent oil discount. 24 residents attended an EMT course meeting, targeting April start and July ambulance service readiness.
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Van’s Sunoco
Greenwich
Jim’s
Sunoco
New Haven
Oil Council
Fred van Scoy
Charles Magill
Police Committee
Lee Mills
Doris Miller
Columbia Gas of
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Monroeville Mayor Rejects Pay Raise vowing Court Action
Mayor Clayton C. Lord refused to sign a council approved salary hike for village employees, stating he would be taken to court to force signing if needed. The finance committee proposed a 5 percent raise for most staff and a $500 raise for Philip Colahan, increasing total cost to about $2,800. Council planned a new ordinance and discussed a sick leave policy of 1 percent per month up to 36 days.
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Clayton C. Lord
Kathryn Myers
Franklin Eckstein
Eckstein
Huron County Common Pleas Court
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