Dustman Leads North Ridgeville Teachers in Pay Negotiations
Patricia Dustman, 28, president of the North Ridgeville Education Association, says pay raises and 19 other issues will be negotiated with the school administration. The REA represents nearly all of the district’s 207 teachers and plans a session with the school board this week. Negotiations are led by Larry McDougal of Uniserv, after switching from OhioBA representation in 1974 75.
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The Most Important Reason Is The Increased Service He
A clipped quote notes that the central factor cited is the expanded service provided by a person, highlighting improvements in operations and outreach. The remark appears in a broader discussion of leadership goals and organizational growth with unnamed speakers.
Vermilion Approves Saturday classes as suspension alternative
Vermilion Board of Education approves a schoolwide alternative to suspension. The plan, designed by Frank Martin and Dean Miller, adds Saturday morning classes with personalized instruction and career planning. The program offers options like one Saturday for a classroom suspension and other combos, while appointments and contracts are also approved for staff and maternity leave requests.
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Vermilion City Council Approves 17 Mayoral Appointments
Mayor Art Crow Jr. and Vermilion City Council unanimously approved 17 new mayoral appointees to boards and commissions. Appointees include Mark R. Williams, Rita Pierce, Kay Mitiska, Carla Widdowson, Leonard Brill, Jean Lonergan, Jan Daley, Ken Bender, Ralph Palermo, Becky Trinter, Hazel Cramer, Jim Hart, Kathy Stern, and John Edited. All positions are voluntary and part of governance oversight for the city.
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Ridgeville teachers prepare for pay talks in Lorain County
Mrs Dustman describes on call duties and tight communications with Uniserv and Columbus as North Ridgeville teachers seek pay and benefits. Starting salary for a bachelor’s degree holder is 8300, with top wages near 16691 for long service. Fringe benefits include medical, dental, optical, life insurance, and prescription coverage amid county comparisons.
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Ridgeville faces salt shortage affects major routes
North Ridgeville's department warned salt supplies were enough only for main roads Routes 10 20 and 83 amid a heavy snowfall. Krueger said Morton Salt mines had breakdowns and orders from Morton and International Salt Co. could not meet demand. City plans to hire Dr Nicandro Leano as official physician to support workmen's compensation and employee exams. Residents criticized street salting at Charles and Jaycox Roads intersection citing safety concerns.
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Antennae height rule defeated in North Ridgeville council
North Ridgeville council split 4-3 defeated a 60 foot radio antenna height ordinance despite FCC guidance. The plan commission recommended against the measure, while an alternative 10 foot suggestion drew no consensus. The decision sends the proposal back to the building and lands committee for study.
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Vermilion Hikes Gas Rates Again In Feb
Vermilion council learned of a 9.33 cent per 1000 cu ft increase in natural gas rates from Columbia Gas of Ohio effective Feb 14, the second hike in two months after a 10.18 cent rise on Jan 14, the increase cited to cover emergency gas supplies and higher costs from four Columbia Transmission suppliers. The council also discussed dredging issues on Vermilion River, contract actions for road and waterline work, public health services funding, and pavement marking plans, with the next meeting set for Feb 2 at 5:30 pm.
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North Ridgeville Nominates Citizens for Distinguished Service Awards
Community groups organizations and residents may nominate for five Distinguished Service categories with Feb 15 deadline. Awards honor outstanding men and women 21 and older 18 35 for youth and educators and 13 18 for young citizens. Nominations go to various local addresses. Also NBWC meets 8 p.m. Judy Minke hosts. baby Robert Wohleber Jr. born Jan 4 wins $25 bond. annual Bicentennial ceremony Sunday at city hall. school nurse search and jacket T shirt orders open.
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Creston livestock market reports strong calves and feeders
At Creston the 1,337 head sale shows calves selling strong with many choice calves above 50 and top 70.50 for a choice white faced calf. Hog market up 75 cents with top hogs at 52.10. sows and heavy hogs strong. pigs and shoats up $3. Cattle broadly steady to strong with top steer prices 44 and Holstein cows up to 30.25. Bulls to 34.75. feeder cattle lighter but steady. Prices for lambs, sows, boars, and utilities listed with multiple grades and price ranges.
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Midview teacher leads tour of Europe and Middle East
Midview High School English teacher Deborah Ince will guide a five week summer study tour for area students through London Paris Athens Rome and Mediterranean sites. The itinerary includes Cairo Egypt with classes by European college faculty. Spaces remain. for information contact Miss Ince at 469 Ohio Street.
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Bloodmobile to Visit Wellington Eagles Hall
Lorain County Bloodmobile will be at Eagles Hall on North Main Street in Wellington tomorrow from 4 p.m. Sponsors urged blood donations as current storage levels are low and a strong need exists.
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Lorain County Bloodmobile
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