City Grants Exclusive Duck Blind Permits But Seeks Lottery Change
Norwalk city council moved to allow hunting at Memorial Lake and Upper Reservoir with limited duck blind permits. About 16 permits issued yearly, sparking talk of a lottery system to replace the current top-list method. The ordinance also authorizes police use of firing ranges and restricts fishing during hunting hours.
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Park and Recreation Partment
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Frank Geer
Grove Ave
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Andy Luxon
Luxon
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Park Board
Richard Sipple
Austin Shadle
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Park Department Identifies 15 Duck Blind Permit Holders
The Park and Recreation Department lists 15 men with 14 permits to erect duck blinds at the reservoir. Permits are legally issued under a long standing policy with a $10 deposit refundable after site cleanup at season end. Names include Dick Bradstreet, M. Dawson, Bob Columbus, Bert Fannin, Tom Battles, Louise Thill, Dave White, Phil Leak, H. Mason, Frank Legg, Ron Haupricht, Jack Young, Calvin Loudy, J. Hammond, and D. Grell.
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Dick Bradstreet
M. Dawson
Bob Columbus
Bert Fannin
Tom Battles
Louise Thill
Dave White
Phil Leak
H. Mason
Frank Legg
Ron Haupricht
Jack Young
Calvin Loudy
J. Hammond
D. Grell
Council Buys Boiler For Water Plant Heat
Norwalk City Council met in special session to settle business before term end. They approved a $4,448 boiler purchase from Dick West Plumbing and Heating Vermilion to heat the water filtration plant. Steam from the former municipal plant now heats the building until Ohio Edison Co takes over power. Two 1969 era ordinances were rejected per sponsors. One would stockpile rubber after Durable Mat Co fire. one would ban homes on private drives, now addressed by new subdivision rules nearing completion.
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Norwalk
Dick West Plumbing
Vermilion
Municipal Electric Plant
Water Department
Ohio Edison Co
Durable Mat Co
Richard Sipple
Richard Cunningham
Cunningham
Adoptioned child may qualify for survivor benefits under work record
A reader asks if a 13 year old adopted by the surviving spouse within two years of the worker's death can receive monthly Social Security checks. Officials say eligibility depends on specific rules and urge contacting an office for a precise answer.
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New London
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