Detterman named among 2013 Tomorrow's Leaders
Lynn Detterman president and CEO of Mercy Willard Hospital is one of nine nationwide chosen for the 2013 class of Tomorrow's Leaders by the Catholic Health Association. Honorees attend the 2013 Catholic Health Assembly in Anaheim in June and participate in leadership events. Detterman helped lead Mercy Willard through a $40.5 million replacement facility completed in 2012 and has served since 2009 in her current role.
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Lynn Detterman
Mercy Willard Hospital
Catholic Health Association of the
United States
Catholic Health Assembly
Anaheim
Calif
Detterman
Lynn
Andrea R. Price
FACHE
Mercy
Mercy Willard
Mercy Tiffin Hospitals
Case Western Reserve University
Deloitte & Touche
Cleveland
Rob
Willard
Lauren
Brady
Cha
Huron SWCD Se... Tree Seedlings And Pond Stock Sale
Huron SWCD announces pre paid orders for tree seedlings and pond stocking fish. Seedling pickup is April 12 12 6 pm and April 13 8 am to noon at Huron County. Fish ordering deadline April 9 with pickup April 16 at 2 30 pm. pond clinic March 27 at Huron County AS Center 8 Fair Road Norwalk. Call 419 668 4113 for forms and details.
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Huron S.W.C.D
Huron County Fairgrounds Agronomy
Huron County Agricultural Service Center
Fair Road
Norwalk
Steve Fender
Fenders Fish Hatchery
Huronswcd
Red Circle Day Fares Cut Air Travel, Rail Rivals Attend
Times Past recalls 1960s Red Circle Day reducing Monday to Wednesday fares to recapture business lost to airplanes and cars, aiming at executives who fly one way and rail the other. 1964 notes Willard law directors Robert and Kenneth Thornton oversee municipal legal needs and council meetings. Penny penguin carving returns Penny II after Penny I rotted, with Walter Nichols crafting Penny II in bass wood and plans to seal, paint, and anchor it as a town landmark honoring locals and the Cleveland Indians.
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Willard Brothers
Thornton
Ed Postema
Walter Nichols
New Haven
Penny
Ohio
Nichols
Penny II
Tina
Cleveland Indians
Willard Police Log Snapshot of 24 Hour Activity
Police logs show open door on Kennedy Drive. multiple calls across Willard area including stray dog sightings on W Tiffin, a suspected stolen trailer check for Georgia Manor, alcohol odor near Sunoco, an open window on Dale Avenue, a vehicle left of center on US 224, an intoxicated suspect at Tin Shed Saloon, and a residential burglar alarm at Woodland Avenue. Officers assisted with vehicle lockouts, fire dept responses, and street snow removal.
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Seneca County
Georgia Manor
Sugar Shack
Mercy
Fourth St
Portage An
Cable Mobile Home
Spring St
Mart
US 224
Friendship
Sunoco
Attica
Willows
Willard
Central Ave
Keefer
Front St
Myrtle Ave
Dale Ave
Ashland
Third St
Bauman Rd
Old State Rd
Crestwood Dr
Greenwich Village eyes in-house storm sewer project plan
Greenwich village council hears that rainwater is clean enough for in-house treatment, enabling a small EPA project to separate storm and sewer flows by Pleasant Street. Giles plans to hire seasonal staff or a local crew to speed work, with under 25 000 dollar contracts not requiring bidding. The town aims to reduce contractor costs, await EPA loans, and monitor lagoons water flow while coordinating bridge, lift station, and root-clearing tasks.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Giles
Pleasant Street
Jason Popiel
EPA
Village Council
Alpha Road
Townsend Street
Ohio
Park Board
Village of
Greenwich
New London - Greenwich
Norwalk Law
Scott Christopher
Council
Norwalk
Christopher
Greenwich Village
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HSWCD
Thomas G. Nicholson
Bucyrus
Legal Clinic
Oaces We Are A Debt Relief Agency
Blossom Centre Plaza
Willard Police
SR 103
Blossom Centre
State St
W. Pearl St
Woodbine St
Fort Ball Rd
Rae Cr
Woodland Ave
Fisher-Titus Medical Center
Wwweieetetfserer
Titty S.eaee
Jennings Auditorium
Benedict Avenue
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