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Newspaper
Willard Times Junction
Location
Willard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2013
Page
1
Willow community hosts an Easter egg hunt on Saturday March 30 at the library. All fifth graders and younger are welcome to participate with age groups divided for activities and prizes.
Greenwich Village Council on March 19 approved sewer charges set at 6.20 for the first 2000 gallons monthly and a sewer portion equal to 40 percent of water usage. Mayor Lowell Etzler described the plan and discussed power rate adjustments tied to a 0.0610 per kWh base. Also raised were Market Street separation project concerns and storm sewer overflows on rainy days.
Willard City Council explored a proposed Teen Challenge addiction center in the former Willard Healthcare building on Wessor Drive. While Pastor Doug Winner and supporters urged approval, council member David Sattig opposed hosting the faith based program in Willard.
Sunoco Logistics plans a 160 mile 12 inch pipeline through Seneca Huron Ashland and Wayne counties. Attorney William Smith will discuss landowners options and easements at the Sullivan Firehouse from 7 to 9 p.m. on March 27. No definite route has been chosen.
The Huron County Sheriff's Office shifts to a digital radio system citing several practical benefits. The move aims to improve communications, reliability, and coordination among deputies and staff.
South Central Superintendent David Brand outlines district vision while Huron County Sheriff Dane Howard discusses a new digital communications system. He notes its higher frequency and encryption to protect road deputies and dispatch, following a drug search warrant incident where scanner traffic alerted residents. See See Digital on Page 5.
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