Willard High seniors debut mandatory senior projects
Willard High School class of 2013 joins a district wide graduation requirement with a senior project. Students select topics, research, write papers, and log 10 mentor hours. They culminate by presenting a product and topic details to the community. Superintendent Jeff Ritz praised the quality of work.
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Willard High School
Jeff Ritz
Willard City Schools
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Ritz and
Chris Schaaf
Heidi Anderson
Deb Harwood
Susan Moore
Angie Degray
Courtney Carnahan
Willard City Schools Board of Education
Harwood
Mary Rees
Jane Ernsberger
Rich Makino
WHS
Greenwich changes insurance carrier for village employees
The Greenwich village council approved switching to Medical Mutual as the health insurer to curb rising premiums. The new plan lowers premiums from about 9,000 to 7,550 for individuals, with a 2,000 deductible for individuals and 4,000 for families. Employees would pay the first 1,000 or 2,000 respectively, while the village covers the rest. The plan is described as Obamacare friendly and aims to avoid future law-driven changes.
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Greenwich
Lowell Etzler
Etzler
Medical Mutual
Betty Inmon
Steve Bovin
Mike Lloyd
Bovin
Lloyd
Obituaries for Junior Holida in Willard
Obituaries notice for Junior Holida, age 84, of Willard. Details appear on Page 2.
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Junior Holida
Willard
Classified Ads Promote T-1 Listings By SDG Newspapers
Linda sold her treadmill after placing an ad in the SDG Newsgroup family papers. Local classifieds work call 419-935-0184 or visit 211 S Myrtle Ave Willard to place your ad in the Willard Times Junction Classified Section.
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Linda
SDG Newsgroup
S. Myrtle Ave
Willard
Willard Times
Mail delivery halted by railcar fire on 1920 Times Past
In a note from the Times Past column, on page 2, an 1920 railcar fire disrupted mail delivery prompting brief mention of the incident. The item records a local transport disruption and reflects archival interest.
Area woman charged with arson in fire
Amy Pridemore 40 of Willard Ohio 99 South is charged in Norwalk Municipal Court with first degree arson after allegedly starting a kitchen fire in a house trailer while two children slept inside. A caller said she used a disposable lighter to ignite curtains. a man present put out the flames with a coat. No injuries reported. preliminary hearing set for January 17 at 11 15 am. Bond and report details provided.
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Amy Pridemore
Ohio 99
Willard
Norwalk
Greg Englund
Pridemore
Englund
Sher
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Sabes Mee
Penn
Huron County Children’s Services
State changes HB 555 third grade guarantee evaluations
Willard City Schools face possible financial impact as HB 555 alters the third grade guarantee and teacher evaluation rules. Superintendent Jeff Ritz notes the bill expands options for demonstrating reading instruction ability and sets new qualification criteria for teachers handling students retained under the Reading Guarantee. For 2013-14 teachers must meet criteria such as a reading endorsement, a master’s in reading, above Value-Added, or evidence of an approved reading instruction credential.
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Willard City
Jeff Ritz
Ohio Department of Education
Lifeline Connection to Start in Willard Willardton County
Pastors Dave Webb and Tammy Wells bring Lifeline faith based recovery to Willard Grace United Methodist Church after a year serving their own community. The program offers non residential classes with mentors to prevent relapse, aiming to keep people from jail and court involvement. It operates without age limit or fees and seeks to engage teens to adults through recovery and discipleship.
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Dave Webb
Tammy Wells
Willardtone County
Huron County
Willard Church
Grace United Methodist Church
Winner
Wells
Sree Ae
Willard
Webb
Teen Challenge
Lifeline
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