Four vie for two Wellington Village Council seats
Four candidates compete for two Wellington village council seats in November. Incumbents Linda Navarre and Richard King face challengers Peter Aldrich and Joe McQuaid. With no ward system, the top two vote getters win. The council currently leans evenly with three Republicans and three Democrats.
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Wellington
Wellington Village
Linda Navarre
Richard King
Peter Aldrich
Joe McQuaid
Election '83 council candidates and local ties
Mrs Navarre 42 appointed 1979 to council after Rugg resignation. elected to four-year term. chairs street committee. former auto license deputy registrar. owns Western Auto Store with husband J T. three children. King 55 Wellington native, council since 1979. works for Ohio Savings Realty. attends First Congregational Church. 33rd Degree Mason. two daughters with Esther. chairs police committee. Aldrich 23 Wellington native, Recreation Park Committee member. Republican precinct committeeman. Ashland College graduate in dynamics and finance. single. Keece: Beaton member Eagles Lodge no 2051. Young Americans for Freedom. Ashland College alum. St Patrick Church. Aldrich also sought council in 1981. Auto Workers Retiree Cha
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Navarre
Bill Rugg
King
Wellington
Ohio Savings Realty
First Congregational Church
Esther
Kathy
Betsy
Council
Aldrich
Recreation Park
Lorain County
Ashland College
Atty Teader City
Ton Keece
Beaton Eee
Eagles Lodge No
Young Americans For Freedom
Ashland College Alumni Association
St. Patrick Church
Former Sheffield Lake mayoral race pits Fragassi against Glass
Voters in Sheffield Lake will choose mayor on Nov 8 between incumbent Daniel Fragassi born 193? who has led since 1983 and challenger Ron Glass Sr a 28 year Ford veteran and former safety director. Fragassi touts street repaving and equipment purchases while Glass promises trust, a clean commonsense approach and civic renewal.
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Sheffield Lake
Daniel Fragassi
Ron Glass
Glass
Ackerman
Halloween crowds prompt 253 arrests in Athens district
Police report 253 arrests or tickets over Halloween weekend in Athens as about 10,000 people filled the main street for over five hours. Most citations were for disorderly conduct, marijuana possession and open-container violations. Over 80 percent of those arrested were non residents from states such as Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Athens
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Three vie for LaGrange Township Trustee seat
Incumbent Donald Aldrich 60 seeks a seventh term with focus on roads and fire department improvements while serving as LaGrange Farmers Co op director. Herbert Phillipps 35 promotes law enforcement and fiscal responsiveness, and Gary Burnett 34 emphasizes recreation and drainage. Incumbent clerk Dorothy Buswell 61 runs unopposed for seventh term.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Township
Donald Aldrich
LaGrange Farmers Co-op
LaGrange United Methodist Church
Masons
Farm Bureau
ASC
Whitehead Road
Dorothy Buswell
Foster
Vermont Road
Ohio Genealogical Society
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Norma Jones
C-T
Staff Weller
J.T
Western Auto Store
Auto Workers
McQuaid
Sheffield
Kathy Wilhelm
Fragassi
Richard Ackerman
Ferndale Avenue
Lake Erie
Zoning Board of Appeals
Eleanor
Warwick Drive
Ford Motor
Citizens Financial Advisory Committee
US Marine Corps
Rosemary
Buckeye Drive
Ed Beckett
University
Joel Rudy
Ohio University
Lear Leur
Fey
Mapleweed School
Sandy Kravec
Brett Beeman
June Elwell
Westwoed
John Kenney
Eleanor Gnandt
Herbert Phillipps
Sue
Gary Burnett
Diagonal Road
His Wife
Elaine
Daughter, Kimberly
Aplan's Furniture Sleep Shop
West Broad ST
Downtow
Ria
Betis
Peake
PTY Let
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