Services for Aging names first executive director
Bruce D. McCrillis, 30, of Norwalk, will become executive director of Services for Aging, Inc., on Oct. 15. He leaves Children's Services in Pickaway County and will be paid 12000 dollars annually. The group seeks office space in the Huron County Administrative Building after receiving a 24600 dollar federal grant.
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Science Students Headed to Columbus for OSU Campus Visit
Several Huron County science students will travel to The Ohio State University campus Saturday for an on campus visit to explore programs and research opportunities.
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Resignation Planned by Western Campus President Silk
Bernard Silk, president of the Western campus of Cuyahoga Community College since 1968, will present his resignation next Thursday to the board of trustees. He will leave at term end to return to teaching after the seventh annual Youth and Science Conference, with participation from New London HS, Monroeville HS, Willard HS, South Central HS, Norwalk HS and Norwalk St. Pauls HS to encourage high ability students toward scientific careers.
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Nicky Cruz to speak at Norwalk Junior High School events
Noted former gang leader Nicky Cruz will address Norwalk Junior High School tonight at 7 30 p m Saturday at 7 30 p m and Sunday at 2 30 p m at the campus. The appearances precede other local community activities and safety efforts.
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City Considers Removing Downtown Parking Meters
Springfield Ohio officials seek to attract business by removing downtown meters. City commissioners agreed to study the idea despite losing about 100000 dollars in yearly revenue.
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