Monroeville Halloween Parade Opens Tonight
Monroeville sponsors Kiwanis and Knights of Columbus host a 6 30 p m parade from Congregational United Church of Christ on Chapel Street led by the high school band. Costumed marchers travel Monroe Street Main Street East Broad Street North Street and Marsh Field with judging at the park then cider and doughnuts for attendees.
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Main Street
Main Alley
East Broad Street
North Street
Marsh Field
Willard Man Pleads Guilty to Trafficking Charge
Willard man Dan A. Baugh, 19, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to selling marijuana. He had been indicted in July for trafficking and aiding and abetting trafficking. Sentencing set for December 11.
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Willard
Common Pleas
Dan A. Baugh
Baugh
Inflation Hits Coal Costs as Service Remains Affordable
The piece notes rising coal prices, the main expense, and acknowledges inflation. It states efforts to keep costs down while maintaining reliable service and argues customers get value for their money.
Paraders Get Treat in Willard Parade
Despite a ban on trick or treat the Willard Halloween parade drew youngsters in full costumes Monday. After marching the route they gathered at the fire station for cider and donuts, with celebrants enjoying the post parade refreshments.
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Willard
Fire Department
Jane Fitzwater
Catalytic Converter Fire May Have Ignited Torino Granada
Norwalk firemen believe a catalytic converter on a 1975 Ford Granada caused a car fire on Milan Avenue Monday night. Robert Lynch Sr.'s vehicle burned atop a leaf pile at 10:10 p.m. Damage was estimated at 2800 dollars. Fire Chief Elmer McGuckin noted heat from the converter could ignite the leaf pile even with the engine off. Children alerted Lynch as flames spread.
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Norwalk
Milan Avenue
Robert Lynch Sr
E. League St
Elmer McGuckin
Lynch
Mailbox Vandalism and Vehicle Thefts Reported in Norwalk
Police blotter notes a North West Street mailbox smashed by a pumpkin during Trick or Treat Night with no further vandalism reported. A Norwalk man says two semi trucks at W L Mead were damaged including smashed window and dented door. replacement values $80 and $75. A Norwalk High School student reports a stolen three-speed bicycle from behind the school. Randy Evans reports his jeep stolen and returned with bent antenna, damaged door and window zipper, and muddy, with keys left inside.
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Norwalk
W.L. Mead
Norwalk High School
Randy Evans
Adams St
Wayne C. Sway
Milan Ave
Snay
Willard Police Recover Part Of Drug Store Loot
Willard police recovered 1300 dollars of cash taken in the October 23 robbery of K H Drug Store pharmacist Robert Smith. Police say the money was found at a local resident's home and charges are pending. Smith, 62, was struck during the theft and treated for a head wound.
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Willard
Glenn Seiple
Robert Smith
Holiday Lakes
Seiple
Smith
Willard Area
Election ’78 Police Levy Renewal for Norwalk Ballot
The Norwalk City Police Department levy would renew for five years at nine-tenths mill if approved on November 7. It would raise about $50,000 yearly for police salaries cruiser upkeep and communications. A $43 000 home would pay about $13.50 annually and a $28 500 home about $9. the levy began in 1965.
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Norwalk
Vernis George
George
Norwalk charter vote to change planning commission duties
Norwalk voters will decide next Tuesday on a proposed amendment to the city charter. The measure stems from a blue ribbon Charter Commission recommendation to delete the requirement for the planning commission to make capital improvements recommendations. It also would ease some boards into closed sessions while mandating Sunshine Law compliance for all public boards.
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