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Newspaper
Willard Times Junction
Location
Willard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2013
Page
1
The Tough Mudder course spans 10 to 12 miles and tests strength stamina and grit. British Special Forces designed it as a test not a mud run with walls electric fences and ice water. Tanner and gym members trained two years to compete at Mansfield focusing on teamwork over winning.
Ohio State Highway Patrol notes May as National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. From 2010 to 2012 motorcycle crashes caused 509 fatalities and over 11 480 injuries. Last year 165 died in motorcycle crashes, riders were at fault 71 percent of the time. Willard Police Chief Mark Holden, himself a rider, urges riders to be visible and for drivers to watch out. State law requires a motorcycle endorsement and helmets for novices. See Motorcycles on Page 2.
Plymouth Village Council approved summer pool pay with lifeguards receiving $0.15 more per hour as wages rise with minimum wage to 7.85. First year guards earn 7.85, second year 8.05, third year 8.20, head guard 8.75, pool manager 9.65. The pool opens May 26 at noon and maintenance includes caulking stainless steel at the concrete seam.
Obituaries note Charles Shafer 55 of Willard Marie Moore 90 of Willard and John DeWitt 69 of Urbana among local deaths with notices detailing ages and hometowns in a concise memorial record.
Summertime at Willard High School unfolds as the Choral Department presents a tribute to the season. The Flashdance male quartet stands ready for the beach with Mike Vanderpool, Logan Blanchard, Hunter Wiers, Jay Cok, Matt Cok, Ian Holbrook and Jordan Vanichek listed. The Concert Choir girls wear sunglasses and perform, featuring Savannah Slater, Haleigh Gibson, Sidney Keefer, Heather Kessler and Dolores Nino in the visible lineup.
Plymouth council held a public hearing on amending R-2 zoning to permit non housing uses. Randy Therp owns land now residential with up to four per acre, while Donnamiller wants non housing development. Planning commission supports adding recreational uses like pavilions and golf courses. public turnout was low.
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