Steuben Church Corn Bread Lunch and Vigil Invite
Reports from July day include thefts and disturbances near residences and stores. The Steuben Congregational United Church of Christ invites attendees to 10 am worship with large print bulletins and coffee before service. Steuben Church hosts its beans and corn bread lunch August 10 from 11 am to 1 pm with a rummage and bake sale 10 am to 3 pm on the historic square at Peru Center Road and SR 162.
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Patricia E. Welch
Steuben Church
Steuben
Peru Center Road
SR 162
Steuben Congregational United Church
Willard Police Log Summary July 25
Willard police log detailing calls from 8:19 AM to 10:50 PM. Incidents include motor vehicle damage on Clark Street, bicycle thefts on Dale, Woodbine, and S Myrtle, burglar alarm false alarms, a potential watermelon throwing incident on US 224, noise from four wheelers, a vehicle lockout, a roadway rider without lights, a crash at Woodbine and Tiffin, a raccoon in need of aid, and a domestic dispute over a charger. Multiple patrols dispatched and one matter referred to code enforcement.
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City Limits Plaza
Clark St
Woodland Ave
Third St
Hy-Miler
Willard Health Care Center
Waterview Ct
Dale Ave
Depot Museum
E. Pearl St
Woodbine St
Park St
Tger
W. Emerald St
Maplewood St
Tiffin St
W. Laurel St
Huron County
US 224
Wedgewood Dr
Hillside Acres
S. Main St
Hayes
Spangler St
Egypt Rd
McDonald’s
Kennedy Dr
Dale
S. Myrtle Ave
High and
Country Park Estates
Disturbance Reported on W Pearl Street and Break-In on Main Street
July 26 events include a male and female arguing on W Pearl St with the male leaving before officers arrived. A shed on E Maple St had locks cut and is under investigation. A break-in on N Main St reported with items stolen. Squad dispatched to Sandusky St.
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W. Pearl St
E. Maple St
N. Main St
Sandusky St
Abatement plan tied to Willard Middle School demolition
In October a plan to demolish Willard Middle School to clear excavation spoil saves the district 458 618 dollars, with the proposal noting headaches from moving dirt and reduced utility costs after demolition. Fiscal 2012 utility bills for the site totaled 53 675 dollars electric 15 743 water and sewer and 20 889 gas. Ritz argues keeping the middle school open until the new building is ready costs less by paying to relocate dirt, calling the idea a no brainer.
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Willard
Lillo
Willard Middle
Ritz
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E. High St
Spring St
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Steubenchurch
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Ong
Jane Ernsberger
Willard Times-Junction
Willard Middle School
Brea
Len
McGookey
Kathryn M. Eyster
McGookeyLaw.com
Plymouth Hardware
Border’s Market
Trux St
Springmill Road
Plymouth
Ohio
Nancy’s Salon OF Beauty
Tiffany Heynes
E. Main St
Pipe & Transmission
Eldon Kennard
Sandusky St. Plymouth
Daron
Springmill
Dawg
Anard
Mary Hamilton
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