Willard Council trims 2013 appropriations and audits contract
Willard City Council gave first reading to an ordinance to reallocate 1037 dollars from two funds after overestimating year end balances. The council also authorized a contract with the Auditor of State's Office and Julian & Grube Inc. for state audits 2012 through 2016 not to exceed 130000. Ohio DOT is advancing plans for the US 224 widening project as drainage work continues.
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Willard City
Willard
Brian Humphress
Auditor of State
Julian & Grube, Inc
David
Lattig
David Harwood
Steve Koch
Ohio Department of Transportation
Greenwich council approves 2013 budget in steady totals
Greenwich council passed a resolution for fiscal year 2013 appropriations with general fund totaling 620,560.32 and special revenues at 566,655.39. Water budget stands at 323,268.21, sewer 149,202.95, sewer surcharge 521,674.61, and village electrical 2,386,615.49. The meeting also heard Ralph Chandler condemn stray cats in Townsend Street with no local cat ordinance and live trapping for police and humane society.
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Greenwich
Inmon
Ralph Chandler
Townsend Street
Chandler
Plymouth businessman eyes 66 acre Sandusky Street site
Plymouth residents may gain a gathering spot as Roger Donnamiller of the Hound Dog Hop seeks to buy frontage land on the west side of Sandusky Street and Mary Fate Park Drive. The 66 acre parcel, zoned R-1 with three occupants per acre, could host outdoor class reunions near Mary Fate Park.
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Plymouth
Sandusky Street
Mary Fate Park
Roger
Randy Adams
Billy Sexton
Donnamiller
Ohio 61
Planning Commission
Sexton
Adams
Obituaries for Estella Trushel and others noted
Obituaries list Estella Trushel aged 92 of Norwalk Jacob Holthouse 48 of Willard Wayne Trimmer 87 of Bethel and Puckett 85 with notices on Page 2 detailing their deaths and brief biographical notes.
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Estella Trushel
Norwalk
Jacob Holthouse
Willard
Wayne Trimmer
Bethel Puckett
Plymouth
King's legacy in Willard celebrates King ideals and diversity awards
The Grace United Methodist Church hosted the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration. Ricky Branham presented diversity awards to area residents while a Willard diversity council essay contest asked participants to take a stand on topics they believe in. Vivian Sivongsak, a St. Francis Xavier School student, placed third among 156 essays, saying her issue is bullying and citing King's example of standing against wrong.
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Martin Luther King, Jr
Grace United Methodist Church
Ricky Branham
Branham
Diversity Council
Willard
King
Vivian Sivongsak
St. Francis Xavier School
Sivongsak
Martin Luther King
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Craig Shoup
Willard Times-Junction
First Baptist Church
By Jane Ernsberger
Humphress
Water Deposit Trust Fund
By Craig Shoup
The
Humane Society
Dorsey
Steve Bovin
Lee Greenwich
Leb Erres
Times-Junction
Lee King
Anysa Mills
Elaina Heyman
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