Willard Evacuation Lifted After Styrene Spill
Willard residents evacuated after a CSX derailment released 13 000 gallons of styrene monomer from a 26 000 gallon tanker. Fire Chief Joe Reiderman lifted the order just before 3 p.m. on Thanksgiving for most residents as Gov Kasich visited and praised the community and responders.
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Civil War Proofs Modern Medicine Advances
Editor notes this two part series on medical progress sparked by the Civil War. Dr. Peter D Onofrio cites the war as formative in medical advances, citing 624 511 Confederate and Union deaths then translating to 6 14 million today and 50 000 civilian deaths. The opening battle occurred July 21.
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Willard City Schools Board Meets December 2 in Regular Session
In a local notice the Willard City Schools Board of Education schedules a regular meeting for Monday December 2 at 7 30 p m The item mentions Civil War remarks by D Onofrio about the Battle of Bull Run noting Union panic and Confederate reinforcements with casualties and lack of medical evacuation See Civil War on Page 3
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Plymouth to plan bi centennial celebration in 2015
Plymouth leaders consider reactivating the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce to prepare for the village bicentennial in 2015. Council member Elaine Root raised the idea at the November meeting as Mayor Tim Redden noted limited turnout and uncertain funding. The chamber funds exist but details were not shared.
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