Record Weather Log Shows 1914 High and 1969 Low
Yesterday recorded a high of .44 inches and the day’s low at 34 degrees in 1969. Normal high 72, today’s high 58 and low 46 are noted with humidity at 6. Tonight, southwest winds 10 to 15 knots shift to northwest, partly cloudy with waves around 2 feet.
Bollin eyed as Rock Hill finalist amid Lorain talks
Bollin, under contract with Lorain through 1997, discussed a Rock Hill superintendent post after Joseph Gentry’s retirement. He said a consultant contacted him and cited southern climate and Ohio retirement benefits as draws. If he leaves Lorain, Peter Demyan is named as a potential successor. board president Kenneth Kramer expects Bollin to stay to push reforms.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and delivery notices
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City moves to privatize residential trash pickup after 7-3 vote
After a party line 7-3 council vote, the mayor pledged to eliminate the department's competitive residential pickup in favor of Browning-F Ferris Industries contract. Officials note commercial rates and private hauler bids, with BFI negotiating per contract terms rather than fixed rates.
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Worcester Council approves 25 percent sewer rate rise
Worcester officials justify a 25 percent increase to 92.04 from 25.56 citing aging mains and maintenance needs. The plan includes new sewer mains for Washington Village and West River Road Griswold connections, stormwater overflows, and root-control measures. City notes conservation lowers input while billing base shrinks. December's 8 percent rise aimed to ease the impact. Councilman Burkhard says rates lagged and halvings or smaller steps were chosen to lessen pain.
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