Willard City Schools approves one-year union contract
The Willard City Schools and the Willard Education Association ratified a one-year contract retroactive from July 1 2013 to June 30 2014. Teachers receive a 2 percent raise and a new step at level 26 paying 600 dollars. Insurance switches to the Ideal Plan with working spouse coverage. employee contributions stay at 10 percent. Deductible reimbursements expire June 30 2014. district will still pay some bills in September.
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Willard City Schools
Willard Education Association
Board of Education
Willard City Schools Board of Education
Cynthia Shoup
North Fairfield to hold meetings on Palmer Energy aggregation
After North Fairfield voters approved a Palmer Energy aggregation plan, Mayor Dan Traxler and council members discussed arranging two public meetings in January to explain signup details and potential savings for electric customers. Amy Hoffman will set up community meetings to inform residents.
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North Fairfield
Palmer Energy
Amy Hoffman
Dan Traxler
Amy
Amy,” Traxler
Josh Radcliffe
Hoffman
John Whitright
Obituary notices for Rae Kinsell and others in Kenton area
Rae Kinsell age 101, Willard resident Rne Barnett 55, and Scott Edler 44 of Kenton are listed in the obituaries. Plym os See Obituaries on Page 2.
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Rae Kinsell
Rne Barnett
Willard
Scott Edler
Kenton
Plym
Willard Grad Named Milan Trooper of the Year
Inside School menus note Page 3. A Willard High School graduate earns Trooper of the Year in Milan, highlighted with a brief update on Page 10.
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Willard High School
Milan
Civil War medical lessons reshape 21st century care
Dr Peter D Onofrio outlines Civil War ambulances and drivers at Willard event. Early field care suffered from untrained civilian drivers and cart failures. By Bull Run II in 1862 new drivers emerged, but theft and neglect persisted, underscoring the need for a dedicated ambulance corps and reform in medical logistics.
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Celeryville Christian School
Willard City Schools
Peter D'Onofrio
Research Club of
Willard
20Th Century Club of
Ohio Humanities Council
Peter D’onofrio
Bull Run
D’onofrio
Stary
Washington City
New
Quartermaster Department
Plymouth works to locate persistent water leaks
Village administrator Bill Sexton reports ongoing daily water loss despite finding major leaks. Since late November leaks on Riggs Street and South Street persist, with about 25 000 gallons lost daily and over $100 in daily costs.
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Plymouth
Bill Sexton
Sexton
Riggs Street
South Street
Council
Riggs
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James Rosso
Lisa Bohach
Marsha Danhoff
Rod Cok
By Craig Shoup
Craig Shoup
Ellie Ballentine
Santa
Greenwich
Keith Hebble
Lee Plymouth
Willard Tim
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