Willard approves amended Pepperidge Farm abatement
Willard City Council granted a new resolution approving Pepperidge Farm’s amended Enterprise Zone tax abatement after the company corrected job creation figures from 77 to 50 and lowered the minimum project investment from 97.1 million to 93.2 million. City Manager Brian Humphress noted the changes require proper certification and a fresh council action.
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Willard
Pepperidge Farm
Brian Humphress
Pepperidge
Ohio Police & Fire
Library trustees fill vacancy with former member Nancy Eldridge
The Extension Library District of Huron County accepts Pastor Doug Winner’s resignation effective May 22 after a brief tenure. Nancy Eldridge is chosen to fill the seat, reversing a prior replacement cycle. Fiscal officer Adam Searl reports General Fund balance at $705,745 with month-to-date income of $73,888 and expenditures of $6,937, plus $27,493 in general property taxes and $45,621 in Public Library income.
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Extension Library District
Huron County
Doug Winner
Board of Trustees
Winner
United Methodist
Laura Lee Wilson
Nancy Eldridge
Eldridge
Willard City Schools Board
Adam Searl
Searl
Fourth Annual Cruising Willard Car Show Sponsored Event
The June 1 downtown Willard Cruising show runs 10 am to 4 pm with registration 10 am to noon. Sponsored by The Chevy Network and Sharpnack Chevrolet, it features Federated Auto Parts O'Reilly's and Auto Zone displays, 50s and 60s music, a noon to 1 pm Small Town Singers show, food vendors, door prizes, a 50 50 drawing, T shirts, and a Revell model contest with prizes. Kids age six to twelve compete in a pinewood derby from 11 am to noon, with pre registration at Discount Drug Mart or Carol's Ultra Stitch. Awards at 3 pm and parade out of town at 4 pm. For details call 419-341-4640.
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Willard
Chevy Network
Sharpnack Chevrolet
Steve Fannin
Downtown Business Association
Federated Auto Parts
O’reilly’s
Auto Zone
Fannin
Feathingill Pork Sandwiches
Varsity Deli
Pauly’s
South Central Adopts HB 264 Energy Savings Plan At School
South Central Local Schools boards hears Energy Optimizers on House Bill 264 for efficient lighting and kitchen exhaust upgrades. The project aims to cut about 39000 dollars annually, take two to three months, and can run at night or day. A loan option was discussed but postponed to June for recommendation. FFA awards and a clean state audit were also noted, with forecasts updated.
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South Central Local Schools Board of Education
Ted Owen
Energy Optimizers
David Brand
Owen
Gary Bauer
South Central
Bauer
Michael Kieffer
Collin Warrick
Logan Moore
Amy Gannett
Rebecka Mikalacki
Carrie Lortcher
Summer Long
Greenwich considers grant to hire police officer for next year
Greenwich Village eyes a police grant to cover 25 percent of salary and benefits for three years while the village would pay 75 percent. The grant deadline passed, delaying funding this year and pushing the plan to next year. The town also grapples with neglected lawns at foreclosed properties and nonresponsive owners, spurring liens and mowing actions.
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Eee
Greenwich
Steve Dorsey
Dorsey
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Willard Times-Junction
Wade Stover
Shannon Chaffins
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Humphress
Dan Woodlg
Matthew Cole
Harlow Stapf
Laura Danhoff
Verna Williams
Willard High School
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Carol's
Ultra Stitch
Beth Lykins
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Sallie Glorioso
Shelby
Mark Zweidinger
Troy
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