Willard City Faces Budget Cuts and New Service Station
Officials cut the county budget $6,000 more, risking city operations while a new modern service station planned at Myrtle Avenue and Pearl Street promised progress. Willard also dealt with a firearm incident near East Side pool hall as police pursued two shooters, with one bound over for grand jury.
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Myrtle Avenue
Pearl Street
M.L. Williams
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Smith
Whitfield
Barnes
Grand Jury
Ohio
Willard
Mohican District Science Day At Ashland University
About 336 students from 47 area schools competed March 23 at Ashland University for the 53rd Mohican District Science Day. Kourtney Craft won second place Geology Club of Ashland University Award for a geode color project. Jillian Schloemer earned the B-Wiser Institute Scholarships for top female seventh graders. her project examined sensory reaction times. The scholarships included a $100 award to the Buckeye Women in Science Camp at Wooster College.
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Ashland University
Mohican
Kourtney Craft
Willard Middle School
Geology Club of
Craft
Jillian Schloemer
Schloemer
Wooster College
911 Call Location Sharing Across Dispatch Centers
Roblin said the countywide system will share call location and incident type in real time among all dispatch centers. When a 911 call is answered the county sees the location, and once an incident type is assigned all dispatchers know the needed EMS or police response. The system aims to improve service at no added cost and builds on Phase II wireless GIS mapping.
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Roblin
Celeryville
Huron County Sheriff's Office
HCSO
Willard Police
Huron County
Ohio
Welker
Billy
Riggs Street
Hebble
Dane Howard
Huron County Sheriffs Office
Sexton
Redden
Flashes 4-H Club Installs Officers at Trinity Lutheran
The Flashes 4-H Club met March 24 at Trinity Lutheran Church with twelve members and five guests. Kirsten Kochel presided as president, new officers installed include Noah Moore as vice president Lisa Cunningham as secretary Molly Phillips as treasurer Jenna Moore as news reporter Olivia Cunningham as health officer and Ethan Moore as safety officer. Members were reminded to submit enrollment forms and health history and to bring wrapped gun and Tootsie Roll Pops for soldiers at the next meeting. Refreshments were provided by Jenna and Noah Moore. Next meeting is April 14 at 4 30 p m at Trinity Lutheran Willard.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Kirsten Kochel
Noah Moore
Lisa Cunningham
Molly Phillips
Jenna Moore
Olivia Cunningham
Ethan Moore
Jenna
Willard
School construction to close Willard road for start in April
Since the March 23 groundbreaking, Lillo says construction is set to begin in early April, prompting a roadway closure between Willard Middle and Willard High. A One Call will inform parents when the route is closed to vehicles and buses. The project follows a two year levy process and aims to open the new facility in 2015. Lillo plans to demolish the middle school and relocate 45 teachers as work continues.
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Lillo
Willard Middle School
Willard High School
Huron County Master Gardeners Host Spring Workshop
Huron County Master Gardener Volunteers invite the public to a free April 6 session from 9 a.m. to noon at the Huron County Administration Building. Topics cover soil prep crop selection seed starting planting methods fertilizing watering weed control and pest management. Registration urged with Barb Czerwony at 419-663-4108.
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Huron
Huron County Administration
Milan Avenue
Czerwony
Bezerwony
Yahoocom
Plymouth council advances projects and safety upgrades
Plymouth village council discussed July street work and on site audits, with Billy Sexton updating residents on trash cleanup and rapid citizen follow ups. Officials reviewed radio equipment, narrow bandwidth 9-1-1 systems, and a water line repair plan with low interest funding expected by July or August. The agenda included Moving Ohio Forward grants, demolition appeals with a $30 fee, and planning commission actions on R-2 recreational zoning and a May 14 public hearing for a pavilion project. Ambulance rate increases were approved: BLS 554, ALS 1 756, ALS 2 1058, plus 13.86 per loaded mile.
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Willard
Keith Armstrong
Willard Police Pension Fund
L.M. Riddle
J. Lowery
John Yacob
State Public Employee Retirement Fund
Hi-Yo Recreation Center
Wilcox Iga
Myrtle Avenue
Willard Hobby Raceways
Cook Grain Farms
Huron County Auditor’s
Sexton
Ohio
Welker
Planning Commission
Roger Donnamiller
Redden
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Master Gardeners
Miracle-Ear
En Mansfield
Stumbo Rd
Arsound
QAO
Sandusky
Milan Rd
Tiffin
Miami St
Plymouth
Jamerson
Lee Welker
Billy Sexton
Mansfield
Broadway Street
Brooks Court
Elker
Zick Road
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