Willard Seeks Gas Rate Parity With Norwalk Amid Negotiations
Willard city officials plan to challenge Columbia Gas Co over a 1974 contract that sets Willard’s rate lower than Norwalk’s. City Manager Paul Capelle says Norwalk’s 72 percent profit and different rate basis stem from earlier company costs and year-ends. Capelle will petition the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and has contacted local Columbia Gas manager Charles Sneddon to pursue parity and lower profits.
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Huron County
Norwalk Jaycees Distribute 2000 to Nine Local Groups
The Norwalk Jaycees announce almost $2,000 in grants to nine non profit groups from this year’s Haunted House proceeds. Thirty three groups applied. others may be funded later or referred to partners. Recipient list includes Huron County Humane Society Salvation Army Norwalk Public Library and more each for items from cages and bulletin boards to car seats and art league funding.
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Huron County Land Lab
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Huron County Speech & Hearing Clinic
Christie Lane School
Junior Achievement of
Norwalk
Chris Yates
Christie Lane
Firelands Area Art League
Beer theft at VFW hall on Milan Avenue reported
Police report shows four cases of beer and cigarettes stolen from the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Milan Avenue. The break in was found shortly after midnight by an officer. Burglars forced entry by breaking a window on one side of the building.
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Milan Avenue
Thanksgiving dinner brings together New London students
Four hundred seventy five students at New London Elementary School observed Thanksgiving with a family style meal. Principal Robert Glen said the event fostered fellowship and heritage. Mothers served the turkey dinner with dressing potatoes gravy jello and cookies. The program opened with a prayer and included group singing skits and a play with children in Indian and pilgrim costumes.
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New London
Robert Glen
New London Board Approves Sunshine Bill Intent Resolution
The New London Board of Education approved a resolution of intent to comply with Senate Bill 74. Superintendent Donald Schick briefed members on the bill and its impact on district activities. A Became part of the board meeting highlights.
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New London Board of Education
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Norwalk Man Charged With Petty Theft In Radio Sale
Audie D. Meade, 20, of 38 E. League St., accused of selling a stolen citizens band radio last week. Radio believed taken from a northside man’s car in September. Albert Cox, 18, of 61 Simpson St., charged with assault after allegedly threatening to beat a 17 year old and then punching him. Father files charges through Law Director Ronald Freeman.
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Audie D. Meade
E. League St
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Simpson St
Ronald Freeman
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