Storms knock out power across Plymouth and Huron County
Severe storms last week caused heavy rain and floods in Huron County with damaging winds that left the Village of Plymouth without power for days. Power lines pulled down by gusts near Toledo and a substation on U.S. 224 fed by the area disrupted service. Willard and Greenwich avoided major outages while crews cleared roads and kept residents safe.
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Mother Nature
Huron County
Plymouth
Bill Sexton
Toledo
U.S. 224
New Haven
Willard
Sexton
AEP
Ohio 61
Plymouth East Road
Greenwich
Brian Humphress
Humphress
Euclid Street
Willard police taser dog after loose animal sighting
Willard police cited a man for permitting his dog to run at large after officers used taser to subdue a barking aggressive mixed breed near 800 South Conwell on Saturday July 6 at 7 30 a.m. Officers Tackett and Gilliam deployed tasers as a precaution. Chief Mark Holden praised the restrained response.
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Willard
Times-Junction
Public Records Act
Mark Holden
South Conwell
Ed Tackett
Willard Police Department
Justin Gilliam
Tackett
Gilliam
Plymouth council adopts gravesite price increase
Plymouth Village Council gives a third and final reading to an ordinance setting new prices for gravesites. The measure approves full gravesites at 350 dollars for residents and likely higher for nonresidents, marking a fee hike for burials.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Village
Obituaries for Harry Kuhlman and Willis Hicks
Obituaries note the deaths of Harry Kuhlman, 76, of Tiffin, and Willis Hicks, 85, of Willard. Details appear on Page 2.
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Harry Kuhlman
Tiffin
Willis Hicks
Willard
Willard City Council agenda covers bids and burials pricing
The council meets July 15 at 7 30 p m to consider a resolution authorizing bidding for the Ohio 99 and Ohio 103 Base Repair Project. Burial and cremation prices are set with different rates for residents and non residents and vary by day and holiday with a 30 day effective window. The 0 5 mill levy and November 5 ballot are discussed, along with a new voting site at the community center due to a deficient handicap ramp, with rooms to host polling.
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Willard City
Ohio 99
Ohio 103
Plymouth
Tim Redden
Plymouth Board of Education
Huron County
Huron County Election Board
Redden
Council
Mary Sanders Crochets Bonnets for Newborns at Willows
From Greenwich to Willards, Mary Sanders crafts newborn baby bonnets. A lifelong crocheter since 1956, she began at Titus Medical Center three weeks ago, turning her hobby into a small gift of warmth for babies. Sanders notes crocheting is faster than knitting and enjoys sharing her craft.
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Mary Sanders
Willows
Willard
Greenwich
Cleveland
Sanders
Titus Medical Center
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