Easter Baskets Delivered by Richmond 4-H Club
Members of the Richmond Mother's Helpers 4-H Club made 55 Easter baskets for residents of the Willows at Willard. Fifteen members five mothers and one advisor delivered the baskets and visited residents including Mr Tom Nuhfer a longtime 4-H advisor. Honorary 4-H member Frank Champion is a strong supporter.
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Richmond
Mother's Helpers 4-H Club
the Willows
Willard
Tom Nuhfer
Frank Champion
Plymouth adopts new computer system for village departments
Plymouth council approves a $8,499.75 initial installation with Advanced Computer for a wireless MyNet setup linking five departments including police, fire, water and sewer, and Greenlawn Cemetery. Ongoing monthly service is $1,840 split among the five networks, with after hours support and backups to protect data.
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Plymouth
Jamerson
MyNet
Greenlawn
Greenlawn Cemetery
ACC
Sean Steffanni
Iim
Steffanni
Willard council weighs Pepperidge Farm abatement and hires
The council discussed tax abatement as a potential hurdle for Pepperidge Farm expansion in Willard with Utah Pennsylvania and North Carolina as other state options. They noted schools receive 80 percent of property tax dollars and considered abstentions for members married to Pepperidge Farm employees. Also announced new hires and a tree commission appointment, with final reading on staff ordinance.
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Elmlinger
Pepperidge Farm
Willard
Humphress
Utah
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Pepperidge
Doug Coletta
Doug
Norwalk
Reiderman
Coletta
Stephen Rolsten
Rolsten
City of
Neil Lydy
Tree Commission
Lydy
City Development Commission
Neil
Willard City
Council
Ohio General Assembly
Michael Elmlinger
Cottonwood Drive
Rosgi
Willard Police Log Snapshot Big Night Of Odd Calls
A Willard police log details a busy stretch from March 20 to March 22 with alarm activations at First Assembly of God and City Hall, stray dogs, a taser deployment after an officer was punched, vehicle and trespass incidents, a suspected break in, and multiple welfare checks. The entries involve residents from S Myrtle Ave Maplewood St Dale Ave and nearby blocks, plus actions by Emery and Ontario police, and a range of minor disturbances and investigations.
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D the Willows
Willard
S. Myrtle Ave
Maplewood St
Assembly of God
Center St
New Haven
B&o Pike
Woodland Ave
Keefer Street
Theo Moll
Carrie Ky
Emery
E. Walton Ave
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Dale Ave
Huron Manor Apartments
Pleasant St
Ontario PD
Hayes St
Central School
City Hall
Columbia Gas
Park St
Spring Ct
Home Savings & Loan
County Dispatch
Pin Oak
Ash St
Fourth St
Dale
W. Maple St
LeMyrtler Ave
Loris Lane
S. Main St
W. Sandusky St
Tiffin St
First Merit
Fire Department
Maplewood
Wiers Rd
Keefer St
Huron County
W. Walton Ave
W. Emerald St
Deyaha
Spangler St
Woodbine Street
Ash Steer
Brew Ha’s
Si St
Tyson recalls uncooked breaded chicken products nationwide
Tyson Foods recalls about 127000 pounds of uncooked breaded chicken tenderloins and fritter products due to undeclared soy allergen and misbranding after a label change. Products include 20 pound Spare Time tenderloins fritters and 10 pound Tyson tenderloins with establishment numbers P-5839 and Psa5, produced March 1 to March 27, 2013 and shipped to food service nationwide. Consumers with questions may contact Tyson Consumer Relations at 866 886 8456 and media inquiries to Hel Mickelson at 479 290 6111.
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Tyson Foods Inc
USDA
FSIS
Tyson Foods
Fons
Hel Mickelson
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Rebekah
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Cassidy
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