Monroeville to Vote on Tax Levy in October Special Election
Monroeville School Board votes to place a $245000 three year operating levy before voters on Oct 13. The effort follows a $2000 fundraising check from 41 residents and seeks to keep schools open while addressing unemployment fee costs and potential delays.
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Monroeville
Donald Halsey
Ohio
Allen Nixon
Pass Committee
Supt
Halsey
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bowling Green Runner Wins Melon Festival 10-Kilo Race
Bob McOmber of Bowling Green cracked the Melon Festival 10 kilo record with 31 34 finishing Monday afternoon. He led a Bowling Green trio in the top three among nearly 400 runners, amid heat and humidity. An elderly runner was taken away by ambulance after finishing. Karen MacHard was top woman in 38 09, with nine men and five women age-category placers listed. team awards went to Toledo Roadrunners, Janesville Products, Elyria Catholic, and Baldwin Wallace teams.
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Milan
Bob McOmber
McOmber
Karen MacHard
Rachel Blue
Sally Saul
Betsy Werner
Jo Fortune
Joan Ault
Jean Lacy
Toledo Roadrunners
Dave Mason
Angel Campesino
Lon Wagner
Harry Ausderan
Paul Emery
Janesville Products
John Walker
Larry Fox
George Guins
Phil Ford
Mike Markley
Elyria Catholic
Larry Mahl
Bob Sabo
Bill Kukucka
John Boylan
John Murphy
Baldwin Wallace
Mike Martin
Steve Fedyski
Keith Heisner
Pat Coyne
John Krystowski
Willard Council Reviews Rezoning and City Projects
Willard City Council gave first readings to several rezoning ordinances for Highland View Acres and two adjacent parcels near Ohio 99 amid sewer and drainage concerns. The body also passed five ordinances including street improvements, bond adjustments, and compensation for Leroy Briggs after a police training incident.
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Willard
Highland View Acres
James Bushek
Cleveland
Bushek
City Development Commission
Commission
Wade Eden
Paul Capelle
Wes Gardner
Gongwer Realty
Ohio 99
Richard Snook
Larry Carroll
Poggemeyer Engineering
Leroy Briggs
Briggs
Ambulance District Created for Village and Townships
Greenwich Village council approves the Tri- Community Ambulance Service district covering the village Greenwich and Ripley townships with a three member board led by council president Fred Van Scoy. A 1.25 mill levy may appear on the November ballot to fund operations, a projected 20 000 dollars yearly for two years. The service has operated since July via a leased ambulance.
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Greenwich — Village
Tri- Community Ambulance Service
Greenwich
Ripley
Fred van Scoy
van Scoy
Huron County Board of Elections
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Chill
Interiors
Starview Drive
West Norwalk
West Main St
Norwalk
Crown International Pictures
Steve Zabrzycki
Birmingham
Amis Moales
Dennis Ott
Jeff Kiss
Avon Lake
Steve Dembroski
Mogadore
Jeff Wilhelm
Berea
Rick Caracciolo
Canton
Mansfield
Jeff Hlinka
Brecksville
Patty Buckeye
Robin Storrow
Mary Myers
Ely
Janell Wolfe
Ann Guins
1913
Jerome Kern
Guy Barton
Eddie
E. Main Norwalk
Community Garage & Junktique SE
Carlos Tucker
Penney’s
Fessenden’s
Assoc
Woodbine Street
Xerox
Council
Clair King
W. Haley
Board of Public Affair
Joyce Jewell
W. Main St
Doris Miller
Columbia Gas of
Sandusky
Cleveland RD
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