New London boosters question use of stadium for fall fest
New London Booster Club president Gary Ebinger urged the Board of Education to consider potential damage to the football track from Labor Day festival uses of the stadium by the recreation park board. Superintendent Steve Shumm said precautions will be taken. The board heard architect Tim Alexander’s plan for a school facility master plan to guide future needs.
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New London
NEW London — Athletic Booster Club
Gary Ebinger
Board of Education
Recreation Park Board
Park Board
Phil Dirt
The
Doziers
Ebinger
Steve Shumm
Tim Alexander
Alexanders/Seckel
Mansfield
Alexander
Sheffield Village permit delay sparks council review
Sheffield Village residents report a five month struggle to obtain a building permit. John Grey says the Colorado Avenue lot lacks frontage and seeks to split two acres from a 15 acre family parcel. The council’s Development Committee will study his request amid other traffic and sewer funding discussions.
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Sheffield Village
Sheffield Village Council
John Grey
Council
Colorado Avenue
Gey
French Creek Road
Brookside taps Fulton County for principal
Brookside High School appoints Scott Daugherty 40 as principal effective Aug 1 under a two year contract at 55389 annually. Daugherty, chosen by a committee from about 25 candidates, previously led Evergreen Local Schools and held admin posts at Fostoria City Schools and Bellevue. He succeeds Ron Lindsey, now with Lorain County Board.
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Sheffield
Fulton County
Brookside
Sheffield /Sheffi Lake
Wearnn
Evergreen
Metamora
Ohio
Toledo
Fostoria City
Bellevue
Daugherty
Ron Lindsey
Lorain County
Akron court upholds wife killer Hartman conviction
The 9th District Court of Appeals in Akron rejected Douglas Hartman’s appeal and affirmed his life sentence for the 1987 murder of his first wife Sandra Stuller. Hartman, 29, was convicted of aggravated murder, tampering with evidence, grand theft, and abuse of a corpse in August 1991. The victim’s body was found in a blanket box unearthed at a Schad en Road site in 1990 after an anthropologist aided by an anonymous tip identified her. The grand theft related to over 50 000 dollars stolen from Stuller’s bank accounts.
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Lorain
9Th District Court of Appeals
Akron
Douglas Hartman
Sandra Stuller
Hartman
Spotsylvania
Stuller
Schaden
Kent State
Elyria
Stailer
Area residents earn spring commencement degrees
Ashland area residents Lerais- David T. Sharp earned a master of divinity in Biblical studies and Elyria’s John E LaRussa earned a master of arts in pastoral counseling during the spring commencement on May 23.
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Ashland
Lerais
David T. Sharp
Elyria
John E LaRussa
Firm denies rendering plant plans in Huntington Township
D W Nesbett and Sons spokesman said no plans exist to build a plant processing animal carcasses for feed. The firm had inquired with the Ohio Department of Agriculture about a plant near Rt. 58 and Bursley Road but claims they lack funds for such a venture. A May Department of Agriculture suit ended their grain elevator license, limiting activity to 10,000 bushels annually. Neighbors complained of hog odor from Nesbett's pig operation, while Nesbett blamed ongoing regulatory scrutiny and claimed efforts to drive them out.
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Huntington Twp
Huntington Township
D. W. Nesbett and Sons
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Rt. 58
Bursley Road
Nesbett
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