Ex-Galion Coach Joins Firelands HPE Department
Anthony Lorenzen, former Galion and Fremont coach, is hired as an instructor at Firelands HPE. He will coach the basketball team, teach six service courses, advise students on careers, and assist area high school faculties. Lorenzen holds a Capital University bachelor and a BGSU master and resides in Vermilion with his family.
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Huron — Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Tricounty
Anthony Lorenzen
Galion
Fremont
Firelands
Lorenzen
Fine Area
Capital University
BGSU
Vermilion
HPE
Wakeman Village Faces Two Step Gas Rate Increase
Wakeman Ohio area council reads a proposed contract from Wakeman Columbia Gas Company of Ohio for a two step rate rise eight tenths of a percent for two years and 4.4 percent for the following two years. The agreement expires November 10. Council reviewed the contract at first reading. A new police radio was bought and August police income was 970 dollars. Bridge repair on US 20 and rezoning to allow a beauty shop were discussed with no action. Verda Bay Company showed new street lights under consideration.
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Wakeman
Columbia Gas Company of Ohio
US 20
Verda Bay Company
Bayh to Speak at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner in Columbus
U S Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana will headline the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in Columbus on September 27, hosted by the Franklin County Democratic party.
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Columbus
UPI
U.S
Birch Bayh
Franklin County
Democratic Party
Court Of Appeals To Hear Norwalk Man's Case
Clarence Ward of Norwalk appeals a Monroeville mayor s court ruling in a charge of failing to stop for a safety check. The case, in the Sixth District Court of Appeals, challenges mayor s court due process and the mayor s role as judge. Ward s attorney plans to pursue the US Supreme Court if needed.
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Court of Appeals
Norwalk
Clarence Ward
Monroeville
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Ward
Harkness St
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Leonard Conners
Niki Z. Schwartz
Cleveland
Schwartz
US. Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Delaware man sentenced in drunken driving case
A Delaware man, William George Stevens, 22, was sentenced in Huron County Common Pleas Court to three days in jail and a $200 fine after pleading no contest to a drunken driving charge filed by the Ohio State Patrol. His driver's license was suspended for 30 days.
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Delaware
Huron County Common Pleas Court
William George Stevens
Ohio State Patrol
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