Ridgeville Queen Crowned After Rain Delays Homecoming
Sherry Randall, 18, was named North Ridgeville's 1975 homecoming queen on Saturday. A varsity cheerleader, student council member, and National Honor Society member, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Randall of 6607 Lear Nagle Rd. The Friday night game with Oberlin was postponed due to rain.
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Milan Considers Electricity Rate Hike and Upgrades
Milan Village debates higher electricity base rates with an energy cost adjustment plus a 28 percent busing surcharge tied to kilowatt hour usage. The move follows Ohio Edison’s higher charges while awaiting federal approval and could take effect immediately after council adoption. The board also discusses wiring upgrades, a new roof for the reservoir pump house, improved school flashing lights, a proposed Rt 601 waterline, and sludge disposal seminar plans.
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New London candidates night set to run Monday
A public Meet Your Candidate night is scheduled for 8 pm Monday at the American Legion Hall North Main Street. The event will feature five minute speeches by 19 candidates for mayor council clerk treasurer school board and township offices in New London Village New London Township and the New London School District with audience Q A to follow chaired by Douglas Lash.
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Tree removal completed by New London group
New London reports completion of a 27 tree removal project on the treelawns under a $3300 contract with Smith Hi Rangers of Norwalk. Replacement trees funded from income tax money will be planted next spring if homeowners want them. The treelawn commission can remove 3 diseased trees and plant 25 per year for five years to maintain control. Council approved September financials noting a $264 deficit in the recreation board. about $3000 in Labor Day receipts remain to be turned over and bills outstanding.
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Grafton rejects downtown bike ban ordinance
The village council unanimously defeated a Main Street bicycle ban and backed a new ordinance targeting reckless or unsafe operation in the downtown area. Plans include fining parents after a juvenile is warned once, with 15 days to restitution on delinquent utility bills totaling $13,000. A power loop for increased capacity will be billed to Delmont Homes at $110,000. Council authorized up to $1,000 to remove dead trees, approved buying a police cruiser for $4,476, and noted resignation of Patrolman Ross Stazzone effective Oct 31.
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