Norwalk planners approve Woodlawn Avenue housing project
Norwalk planners approved a petition by Hallmar Construction to rezone Woodlawn Avenue land from single family to multi family for a 65 unit Old Agers apartment complex with rent subsidies from Huron County Metropolitan Housing Authority. The project is labeled a planned unit to enable collaborative design. Work begins this spring.
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Norwalk Athletics Chief Resigns Amid Heavy Workload
Norwalk High School athletic director Howard Hershey has resigned effective June 6 after five years in the role. He cites a full-time industrial arts teaching load and six industrial arts classes this year, leaving one 40 minute period for sports. The board accepted with regret and will commend his service.
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Black River approves school appropriation total of 1.37 million
Black River Board of Education approved an appropriation totaling 1,367,343 in a Monday night session. The board did not release figures at the meeting, stating changes were made during a preceding work session and later reworked by Supt. Larry Rodenberger and clerk Treva Kirkpatrick. Major costs include salaries 882,408 and supplies 125,575 with several other items. Regional report includes separate Swiss loan request for Lake Geneva Steamship Co. losses from a downturn in tourism.
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Black River Board of Education
Larry Rodenberger
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Treva Kirkpatrick
Adrian College Student to Tour Michigan with 45‑Member Singers
Deborah Keppers daughter of Barbara Keppers of 349 Prospect St Wellington and an Adrian College sophomore is among 45 Adrian Singers touring Michigan in March. An honor student majoring in speech she has a college scholarship for academic excellence and appears on the Dean's List. She led roles in two musicals and was WVAC disc jockey.
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Treasure Island transforms from expo to Pacific Navy command hub
Once the 1989 Golden Gate International Exposition site, Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay became the U S Navy command center for the Pacific theater. Built as a large man made island it now serves strategic naval operations in the region.
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Avon Lake School Expansion Advances Ahead Of Schedule
Avon Lake school board reports the high school expansion is progressing ahead of schedule amid inflation. Supt. Robert Robinson credits reduced construction activity and notes a spring dedication is possible. bids for electrical work remain under review with new bids due February. The eastern Grove land Avenue access will close next week to ease construction traffic. The board also hires Pat Heinrich as parking lot attendant and approves Don Way to coach junior high track in addition to teaching duties.
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Vermilion hires six for alternate curriculum project
Vermilion school board approved four regular and two supplemental contracts Monday for administrators of an alternate curriculum project designed for students dissatisfied.
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Keystone names honor students and merit roll
Keystone High School released the second nine weeks honor and merit rolls listing students by grade. The project to allow nontraditional students to split time between studies and community service was approved by the board and involves contracts for several staff members and a $30,000 cost funded 75 percent by federal funds and 25 percent locally.
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Keystone High School
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Lorain Man Fined For DWI And Other Local Commands
A Lorain man pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Elyria Municipal Court and was fined 250 dollars with costs. Mediation notes show Glenn A. Shriver of 2906 Colorado Ave received a 30 day license suspension and three days in jail with jail time credited toward a DWI Project at Lorain County Community College. Ptl Joseph J. Mustar of the Medina post earned the Ohio Highway Patrol Ace award for stolen vehicle recovery and on the spot arrests as one of 37 Aces named last year.
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Joseph J. Mustar
Medina Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Glenn A. Shriver
Colorado Ave
Shriver
Lorain County Community College
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