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Newspaper
Willard Times Junction
Location
Willard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2013
Page
1
Willard voters face a 1/8 percent five year tax levy intended to fund a full time detective a juvenile officer and a school resource officer from the prior levy proceeds. At $40 000 annual income the tax would cost about 50 dollars yearly. If defeated two police positions could be laid off and arrests in drug and child abuse cases rely on the detective and juvenile officer.
The Willard City Schools seek a 1.5 mill permanent improvement levy not for operating costs. Revenue would fund repairs equipment and maintenance with at least five year lifespans and raise about 292200 annually. For a 100000 home the annual impact is about 45.94 dollars. Future projects include bus garage board office and new building maintenance.
Residents dropped off unwanted medications in a community effort led by the Willard Police Department with METRICH and DEA. In four hours 87 pounds were collected in Willard, part of 1,828.6 pounds across the METRICH area, with officials praising growth and the year over year increase.
North Fairfield solicitor Vickie Ruffing finalized a permit Consumers Gas must apply for before entering village property. The village awaits a response after sending the permit April 23. Mayor Dan Traxler notes ongoing delay as residents ask about natural gas rollout. Council demands prior permission for installations and wants lines mapped to avoid liability for damaged storm or sewer lines. A November 5 2012 special meeting sparked a stalemate as the company backtracks on sites and provides little new information.
Obituaries notice lists Donald Appellef 76 Willard Dixie Root 70 Plymouth and Coley Wicker 77 Willard with reference to full obituaries on page 2.
The Board of Education meeting for May has been rescheduled to Monday May 6 at 7 15 p m in the board conference room located at 110 South Myrtle Avenue.
A Monroeville man, Lee Myers, 63, died after a crash at the intersection of Ohio 103 and Ohio 61 in New Haven Township, Huron County. Christopher Sloan, 58, of Willard drove a van and allegedly failed to stop at the stop sign, causing the collision that sent Myers’ pickup off the road and into a sign. The incident occurred around 1:30 PM on Monday, April 29, as reported by the Norwalk Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
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