North Ridgeville Eyes Fire Station and Library Upgrades
North Ridgeville plans to use revenue sharing funds for a new fire station south of the tracks to improve response times. The council considers a police wing addition, library expansion, and road repairs, with over 300000 expected over five years. Top council-at-large candidates included Sally Richards and Leota Mitchell, with talks of a Jaycees June festival and booth reservations.
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North Ridgeville
Grange Hall
Avon Belden Road
Sally Richards
Leota Mitchell
Gerry Morris
Gene Francis
Lou Polish
Don Vacca
Jaycees
Wilcox
Shirley Plum
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Get into Action: Volunteer Movements Encouraging Help
Action is a growing global volunteer movement described as the Peace Corps with programs like VISTA RSVP SCORE ACE Foster Grandparent UVA and more. It urges people of all ages to join and help others rather than stay inactive.
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Venezuela
Appalachia
Ethiopia
Chicago
Peace Corps
SCORE
Service Corps
ACE
Active Corps
UVA
Wage bids blamed as unfair by city workers
Representatives from water and sewer, building, utilities, and income tax departments oppose a 25 cent an hour offer while police and fire accepted about 48 cents and street workers about 5 cents. They urge equal raises and complain about the loss of a paid lunch hour. Local officials say safety forces lacked longevity pay.
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North Ridgeville
Tex
Jan Yalanty
John Demyan
Water and Sewer Department
Bennie Lear
Utilities Department
Elyria
Demyan
Board approves policy amid harassment claim over Beitler
NORTH RIDGEVILLE An amendment requiring board approval for the superintendent's absence on non school business drew a harassment charge from board member R Daniel Taylor who argued it targets Dr Beitler. The policy change passed with Pepin Halagan and Reising voting yes while Shultzaberger opposed.
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North Ridgeville
R. Daniel Taylor
Taylor
Beitler
Dale Pepin
Frank Halagan
Beverly Reising
Jean Shultzaberger
Pepin
Board of Education
Francis Halagan
Gene Shultzaberger
Safety Town class opens registration
Registration for the Safety Town program will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at city hall. The two week program will begin June 18 with sessions continuing July 9 and July 23. Classes will be limited to 25 30 children who must be
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North Ridgeville
City Hall
Woman Finds Barn Missing After Trip
NEWTON Utah aP A new theft trend concerns barn thefts Mrs David Griffon returned from a several day trip to discover her barn had vanished She reported the loss to law enforcement officials in this unusual case It underscores a growing concern for property theft in rural areas
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Newton
Utah
David Griffon
North Ridgeville school board seeks progress report on land donation
The North Ridgeville school board, in a 3 2 vote, requests a progress report on negotiations with a anonymous developer over turning donated land into a new elementary school site. The board aims to have a contract ready by the July meeting if possible, while a separate push to give land for a retention basin failed by two votes.
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North Ridgeville
Pepin
Con
Board weighs sale of Clarksfield School in New London
New London Board of Education considers selling the empty Clarksfield School on Rt 60 and Zinn Road after five years unused. A title search was approved before bids, while a $1 500 debt from recent improvements remains. Public auction rules could require two bids if no acceptable bid arrives.
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New London
Board of Education
Clarksfield
Barbara Angle
Donald Shick
Rt. 60
Zinn Road
Angle
Hubert Snyder
Ohio bill to halt flood damage through flood plain zoning
State Rep. Donald J. Pease sponsors a measure in the environ ment committee to require localities to adopt flood plain zoning. The rules would elevate new buildings and additions to reduce flood risk and may qualify homeowners for cheaper federal flood insurance.
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Columbus
Environment Committee
Ohio
Lake Shore
Donald J. Pease
Doberlin
Pease
Ridgeville Police Log Records 32 April Accidents
Ridgeville police handled 32 accident cases in April, raising year to date traffic crashes to 151. Police Chief Thomas Sigsworth reported the totals in the monthly briefing to council.
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Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Thomas Sigsworth
Council
Elyra
Democratic Club meets tomorrow general business gathering
The Democratic Women’s Club will meet at 3 p.m. tomorrow at The City Bank building on Jaycox Road at Rt. 20 for a general business meeting. A report on the quarterly dinner of the county federation will be given.
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North Ridgeville
Democratic Women’s Club
City Bank
Jaycox Road
Rt. 20
County Federation
North Ridgeville Club
Sherton-Gibson
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga County
Mary Grega
Alice Roche
Helen Kreiner
Ann Sheldon
Agnes Kluth
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Florence Billmeyer
Ron
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GOP
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Pat Dreger
Income Tax Department
Bernard Lysaght
Elyrians
Erigene Francis
Judith Schutter
Kent State
Christine W. Bickel
Glenville
Michael Caruso
Michigan State
Gayle Casper
Kay Farwig
Jean Shultzberger
A.M. Tengstrand
Gilbert Cornish
Don Standen
Valanty
Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Louis Polish
James Murphy
Sharon Hahn
Sadie Polish
Anthony Rage
Patricia Dreger
Pitts Boulevard
Halagan
Reising
Shultzaberger
Jaycox RD
Thview Shopping Center
Tres Teresa
Serepmy Coty
Dr. Shere
Fedteral Lee Insurance Corpoentice
London
Old Clarksfield School
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Clark Brother Garage
Clark
Robert Wenner
Berea
Fitchville
Democratic Club
Trinity College
Hartford, Conn
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Episcopal
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