City to empty water tank for interior repairs and painting
The 750000 gallon tank built in 1961 will be emptied for interior repairs and painting with interior work planned for October and exterior painting likely late September. The inspector’s written report will guide bids and schedule to minimize service disruption during peak demand periods.
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Charles Sweet
Wayne Goodsite
Stokely-Van Camp
Goodsite
Council
Memorial Day Observance Planned in North Fairfield
The North Fairfield Memorial Day program starts at 9 a.m. on Monday at the village square. Rev. Randy Best speaks. Legion Commander Glenn Eastman leads the Pledge. Mayor Charles Zeiter and others participate. wreaths and basket are presented by Joyce Statzer and Patricia Zeiter.
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Charles Zeiter
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Greenwich Votes Leasing Penn Central Land for Parking Lot
Greenwich council approved a one year lease of a 60 by 500 foot strip along South Railroad Street from Penn Central land for a village parking lot. The $360 contract starts June 1. Mayor Patton will chair a work session with the council and Chamber of Commerce to set parking regulations and discuss a potential south side lot.
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Greenwich
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Chamber of Commerce
Robert VanBuskirk
Chamber
Patton
Open House Attendance Soars Across Area Schools
Benedict School drew more than 200 attendees for its spring open house with square dancing and tumbling on display. Maplehurst and Pleasant Elementary hosted 230 and 280 plus guests respectively, featuring grade displays and projects. The village council approved a shade tree commission and a police mutual aid pact with Willard, while bidding farewell to cemetery caretaker Randall Kilgore effective May 30.
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8.5 Percent Pay Hike For Cincinnati Teachers
Cincinnati teachers approve a contract granting an 8.5 percent rise in wages and benefits. The agreement includes rehiring 140 of over 600 teachers whose contracts were not automatically extended.
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