Black River seeks two levies for buildings repairs and buses
Black River School District voters face two levies on the November ballot. A 2-mill three year levy funds permanent school building improvements, while a separate 1-mill three year levy buys buses. The district expects about 50,000 annually for three buses each year with 50 percent reimbursement from the state. Superintendent Date Shriver notes 17 buses total, 13 active, three spares, one inoperable, with nine over 100,000 miles and four over ten years old. Four priority improvement projects were chosen from a 13 item list.
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Black River
State Department of Education
Date Shriver
Shriver
Oberlin Voters Face Five Year Income Tax Hike
Oberlin voters are asked to approve a five year increase in the city income tax from 1 percent to 1.5 percent to fund municipal improvements. City Manager Dale S Sugerman calls it a trial period to demonstrate prudent spending and enable various needed projects, with about 400000 dollars expected annually.
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Oberlin
Dale S. Sugerman
Two seek trustee seat in New London Two
New London Township voters will choose between Morris L. Chapin and Pat Baker for one trustee seat on November 8. Chapin, 56, the incumbent, seeks a second term with a farm and construction background. Baker, 55, would be new to public office and backs fair treatment, future planning, and a water district.
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New London Two
New London
Morris L. Chapin
Pat Baker
Will Vye
Robert K. Zimmerman
W. Hooker Sr
Chapin
Jean
Fayette Road
Chenango Road
Russia Township Votes on New Town Hall Plan
Russia Township voters will decide on November 8 whether to let trustees spend local and federal funds on a new town hall. The budget already has more than 25,000 set aside, while plans estimate the cost at 100,000. If approved, trustees seek a federal revenue sharing grant to aid funding.
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Russia
Russia Township
Mary Joy
Joy
Spencer contests show no village races and one township race
In Spencer there are no village government races with incumbent Mayor Sidney Sooy and Village Clerk Delores Wolf running unopposed. Spencer Township has a single race with unspecified candidates.
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Spencer
Spencer Village
Spencer Township
Sidney Sooy
Delores Wolf
Amherst Unopposed Board and Council Elections Set
Incumbent James H. Taddeo and F Joyce Mackin run unopposed for South Amherst Board of Education terms. New Village Council face Thomas Gehring competes to replace Roger Montoux. In Spencer Township Frank Rice seeks Board of Trustees, while two write ins vie for township clerk. No candidates file for two Spencer Board of Public Affairs seats. Mackin emphasizes elementary programs ahead.
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South Amherst
South Amherst Board of Education
James H. Taddeo
Taddeo
Thomas Gehring
Liberty St
Jeffery Worcester
S. Main St
Tom Lee
Gehring
Roger Montoux
Frank Rice
Hunter Rd
Board of Trustees
Rice
Jack Cowling
Judy Brown
Spencer Mills Rd
Walter Zeigler
West Main St
Brown
Lodi High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Elyria Board of Education
Fred
Spencer Village
Medina County Board of Education
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Zeigler
U. S. Navy
Spencer American Legion Post 608
Spencer Board of Public Affairs
South Amherst seeks 2.1 mill renewal for school repairs
South Amherst School District asks voters on November 8 to approve a 2.1 mill renewal for five years, raising about $42 000 annually for permanent improvements at the elementary and high schools. Superintendent Lawrence Fallon says funds would fix roofs floors and ceilings while replacing the current 3 mill levy that expires this year. A failed levy would leave the district with no preventive maintenance and repairs in the two buildings.
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Shriver
Sullivan
Homer and Spencer
South Amherst
Lawrence Fallon
Fallon
Kipton Seeks Two Levies For Police and Sewers
Kipton voters are asked to approve two levies totaling 5 mills to fund police salaries and storm sewer installation. A 1 mill renewal for five years would raise about $2,300 annually for five part time officers. The storm sewer levy adds 2 mills continuing, expected to raise around $1,500 yearly.
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Kipton
Kipton Village
Ripton
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