Willard City Schools recall two teachers from RIF list
Willard City Schools Board of Education rehired first grade teachers Deborah Holthouse and Jackie Nichols at its July meeting after their removal from the RIF list. Superintendent Jeff Ritz said another RIF position for a middle school science teacher was offered to Sara Limbird, who currently teaches at Plymouth and declined. Three of four elementary teachers on the recall list have been brought back. declined offers remove teachers from the list.
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Willard City
Willard City Schools Board of Education
Deborah Holthouse
Jackie Nichols
Jeff Ritz
RIF
Sara Limbird
Plymouth
Ritz
Willard Festival in the Park Sees Wet Weekend
The Willard Festival in the Park faced a damp two day span for its 27th year with overcast skies rain and cooler temperatures keeping some residents away Parks and Recreation Director Bryson Hamons said the event still went smoothly despite wet conditions He noted Friday stayed dry enough for fireworks and rides while rain limited midway seating and he hinted at adding covered tables next year for comfort.
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Willard
Bryson Hamons
Hamons
Greenwich man found dead on tracks in village
Greenwich Police say Zachary M. Magill, 24, of 92 N. Kriffin Street, was found by an officer along the railroad between Townsend and North Kniffin Streets after a train reportedly struck him in the early hours of Saturday, July 6. A billfold was located near the body.
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Greenwich
Village
Steve Dorsey
Zachary M. Magill
N. Kriffin
Dorsey
County Dispatch
Townsend
North Kniffin Streets
North Kniffin Street
Obituaries for Willard and Area Figures
Obituary notices list George Yacob 86 of Willard Kimberly Fishbaugh 44 Willis Hicks 85 Willard Harry Kuhlman 76 of Tiffin and Herbert Hicks 85 Willard Readers are directed to Page 2 for full obituaries detailing these residents’ lives and memorial information.
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George Yacob
Willard
Kimberly Fishbaugh
Tard
Willis Hicks
Harry Kuhlman
Tiffin
Herbert Hicks
North Fairfield weighs water and sewer plan steps
North Fairfield officials discussed future water and sewer system work as grant deadlines near. Mayor Dan Traxler debated studying or pursuing grants while council president Josh Radcliffe favored water system upgrades and warned a 13 year old plan may fail EPA review. Village Solicitor Vickie Ruffing cited Castalia and Oak Harbor cases emphasizing planning and funding to satisfy EPA demands.
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North Fairfield
Dan Traxler
Richard Hebnahe
Traxler
Josh Radcliffe
Heyman
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Vickie Ruffing
Castalia
Ruffing
Oak Harbor
Poggemeyer
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RIF List
By Jane Ernsberger
Peru Center Road
Times-Junction
Jane Ernsberger
Willard Times-Junction
Addison Rhode
Ashley King
Tri-Community Joint Fire District
North Fairfield Council
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