Mahon named new Plymouth High principal in Shelby linked move
Amanda Mahon of Shelby will take over Plymouth High School after John Hart retires after 41 years in education. She faces changes including dual enrollment with North Central State College, revised course structures, and new Chromebooks while focusing on college and career readiness for students. Mahon reflects on small town atmosphere, community ties, and balancing leadership with family life.
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Plymouth High School
John Hart
Amanda Mahon
Shelby
New Washington
Mahon
Buckeye Central
Ashland University
Shelby High School
Plymouth
North Central State College
PHS
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Grace United Methodist pastor to retire in Willard
A Willard Grace United Methodist Church pastor announces June 23 as his final Sunday. He reflects on six years of service and thanks the Willard community for friendship and support.
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Grace United Methodist Church
Willard
Grace Church
Debbie
Lord Jesus Christ
Doug Winner Willard
Willard Pastor Bids Farewell to Shared Faith Journey
A Willard pastor announces departure for a new church appointment. He praises the Willard Area Ministerial Association and local faith groups for uniting schools, city government, and churches to serve children and adults via Food Bank, Hope Center, After School Program, Abigail Pregnancy Center, and Release Time Bible Education.
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Willard Area Ministerial Association
Willard
Food Bank
Hope Center
Abigail Pregnancy Center
Release Time Bible Education
Easements discussed at Greenwich pipeline meeting
Nearly 30 landowners attended a Northern Ohio Landowners Association meeting in Greenwich to learn about easements for the Allegheny Access Pipeline Project by Sunoco Logistics Partners. Officials expect 85 000 barrels per day, rising to 110 000, with construction set to begin in October and operation in early 2014, as land acquisition continues.
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Ohio
Sunoco Logistics Partners
Toledo
Lima
Dayton
Cincinnati
William Goldman
Ohio BMV to Offer Reinstatement Fee Installment Plan
The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles will start offering reinstatement fee installment plans on July 15 for drivers with suspended licenses who have met all reinstatement requirements except payment of fees. Eligible applicants must owe at least 150 dollars, have current insurance, and pay a minimum 50 dollars every 30 days. Applications are online, at Deputy Registrars, Regional Reinstatement offices, or by mail. further details at 614-752-7600 or ohiobmv.gov.
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Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
BMV
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