Ridgeville Notes Seeks North Ridgeville Residents at March 10 Meeting
U S Congressman Donald Pease will hold a town meeting with North Ridgeville residents March 10 at 10 a.m. in City Hall. An aide will handle individualized problems. City Council sessions shift to 7 30 p.m. start. A managers meeting for a women’s softball league is set for 8 p.m. tonight in City Hall Community Room. Senior Valentine party is Wednesday 10 to 2 with mini bus rides available. Classes canceled in bad weather or school vacations.
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U.S
Donald Pease
Oberlin
North Ridgeville
City Hall
Pease
Parks and Recreation
Creston Livestock Report Shows Broad Market Strength
Creston Auction sold 898 head from 314 consignors with strong calves topping at 113 for a 290 pound lot. Holstein calves, hogs, steers, cows and feeders all posted higher quotes, with top Holstein steers 64 and choice heifers 67.35, cows above 55, and feeder steers up to 93.50.
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Creston
Woman principal aims for Ohio superintendent post
The 31 year old Pat Dustman principal of Lear North Elementary in North Ridgeville plans to earn a superintendent certificate by July 1 and pursue a doctorate in administration while she advances toward becoming Ohio’s second female superintendent. She believes the path is long but is confident she can overcome gender stereotypes and build support among teachers and the community. She emphasizes coordinating curriculum, staff, students, and parents in school leadership.
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North Ridgeville
Lear North Elementary School
Pat Dustman
Dustman
Ohio
Teachers Association
Lear North
Pat Dust
Sandy Carmichael
Ridgeville school menu and local notices
The Ridgeville school menu for Feb 26 to March 2 lists Monday chili and crackers with sides, Tuesday patty sandwich, Wednesday toasted cheese, Thursday pepperoni pizza, and Friday sea dog sandwich. The piece also features multiple local residents, including James M. Smith and Deborah L. Lanser, with ages and addresses, plus extended interview notes from Mrs. Dustman on education and discipline.
Vermilion hires consultant to review water system
Vermilion council awarded Pogge meyer and Associates a 5500 contract for a four month water system review including capacity and treatment. The firm beat Frank Thomas and Associates at 25000. Officials cite potential long term savings to cover costs. Council also approved a school board easement, raised patrolmen wages, granted hospitalization benefits, and agreed to publish monthly city-finance statements.
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Vermilion
Poggemeyer and Associates of
Bowling Green
Council
Utilities Committee
Frank Thomas and Associates
Sailorway Drive
Ed Smolk
Jim Odom
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