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Newspaper
Willard Times Junction
Location
Willard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2013
Page
1
Construction on the new Willard school building stays ahead of schedule per administrators. The athletic complex on Dean Avenue faces major issues including weeds in fields, broken blacktop, a fractured batting cage support beam, and poorly cut infield grass, noted by Superintendent Jeff Ritz.
Megan Cornish 17 daughter of Dave and Daphne Cornish was crowned 2013 HC Junior Fair Queen at the Huron County Fair. A South Central graduate she plans to study agricultural communications at Ohio State University ATI Wooster campus this fall. She exhibited dairy stock and chaired 4 H and FFA activities while active in SADD FCCLA and student government.
Omercue Willard City Council will meet Monday August 19 with several road repair ordinances on the agenda. An ordinance to authorize an agreement linking residential and commercial operations is also planned, as reported by Lynne Phillips Special to the Times. In Huron County Senior Fair news, King Leland Ellis known as Jeff shares the origin of his nickname and a favorite childhood memory while addressing the audience alongside emcee Dallas Waggle.
Willard City Schools buses will be ready when the school bells ring on Wednesday. Transportation director Michael Lillo says all 19 buses passed Ohio State Patrol inspections and carry certification stickers. Mechanics Mike Billman and Eric Cutlip shortened maintenance by in house work, trimming total costs from 850000 to 701000 last year.
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