Editorial on Allison frivolous lawsuit against sheriff
Editorial notes federal judge's dismissal of Carroll Allison's suit seeking one million dollars from Huron County Sheriff and officers. Allison alleged mishandling of a motorcycle theft from 11 years earlier, and he personally tracked suspects, leading to two guilty parties ordered to pay him. Sheriff Borgia praised his tenacity.
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Carroll Allison
Don Young
Allison
Huron County
John Borgia
Norwalk School Board Sets Early Fall Reopening
The Norwalk School Board votes to reopen schools on August 21 citing fuel shortages and harsh winters. The calendar shifts place the first semester before mid winter break and include a Christmas recess, a short spring break, and early dismissal to allow flexible vacation planning and weather contingencies.
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Norwalk
Reluctant Chorus Over Meals On Wheels Support
Norwalk churches donate generously to the Meals On Wheels fund yet the Ministerial Association urges financing via the United Way. A Forum letter says churches can only do so much alone while Services For Aging will continue delivering meals if local funds exist. Churches have pledged more than any other source, despite the association’s push for a broader base.
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Norwalk
Ministerial Association
United Way
Forum
Meals On Wheels
Norwalk Library Seeks Replacement for Judy Born
The Norwalk Public Library Board must appoint a new head librarian after Judy Born resigned to follow her husband to Florida. Born built a strong program of services during her tenure and leaves behind a legacy of notable contributions. The piece also notes Norwalk’s ties to Ohio State University, highlighting football co captain Tom Waugh and Buckeye Marching Band member Kathy Christopher, with praise from band director Paul Droste.
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Norwalk Public Library Board
Judy Born
Dear Abby Advice Letters On Injections And Mothers
A reader asks where silicone injections are legal and notes they are illegal in Pennsylvania. Abby states injections are illegal nationwide and minors cannot be treated. The page includes letters from readers about mothers guiding teens, a 14 year old’s plea, and a reply urging understanding from both sides.
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Abby
Pennsylvania
Lucky
Cryptogram puzzle snippet with quote and hints
A cryptoquote puzzle sample presents a coded grid with across and down word clues. The page shows a substitution hint using letters A and L and a quotation by Robert Black about men and cooperation.
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Robert Black
Parsonage tied to Norwalk church history tour
The 2 Newton St property once known as The Parsonage links to Rev. Alfred Newton 1835 1870 and Norwalk Presbyterians. The 1834 built Simeon Sturges home moved in 1906, Newton Street lore, and early female seminary ties through Cortland Latimer. Nearby 145 West Main St hosts Rev. George Watson and later Judge Daniel H. Fox era residents. Carrie Williams chronicled local history in Did You Know columns.
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American Association of University Women
Presbyterian Church
Newton St
Alfred Newton
Simeon Sturges
Rev. Newton
Sherman E. Simmons
West Main St
Newton
Thaddeus B. Sturges
Simeon
Sturges
Norwalk
Cincinnati
Episcopal
Yale College
West Main
Hester
Dolly Whittlesey
Norwalk Bank
Newton Street
John Timman
United States
Main
Washington
Cortland Latimer
Judge Fox
Carrie
James H. Williams
Williams
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