Trick-or-Treat Rain Sparks City Council Talk
In Willard, rain and wind stirred Halloween confusion on October 31. Amy Snook-Carlson urged the Willard City Council to set a rain date alongside the scheduled Trick-or-Treat for the benefit of children and local classrooms.
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Amy Snook-Carlson
Willard
Snook-Carlson
Council
Willard teachers face ongoing impasse over new contract
Willard Education Association and Willard City School District remain at an impasse on a new teachers contract. WEA cites dedication to students while district treasurer notes pending 2014 grants and negative funds delaying salary advances. High School coach discusses turf seminar for stadium upgrade.
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Willard Education Association
Willard City
WEA
Christine Neher
Neher
Willard Food Bank
Cynthia Shoup
Shoup
Air Force the only career choice for Michele Polachek
Michele Polachek, 1998 Willard High School graduate, chose the Air Force over college, influenced by family and a desire for a better quality of life. After 15 years in service, she recently returned briefly from Guam for a home visit, sharing how her parents supported her decision.
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Air Force
Michele Polachek
Willard High School
Aim High
Polachek
Navy
Army
West Point
Guam
Willard
Willard Area Hosts Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner
The Willard Area Ministerial Association will host the annual free Community Thanksgiving Dinner Sunday November 24 from 430 to 630 PM at the Willard High School commons.
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Willard Area Ministerial Association
Willard High School
Community dinner unites Willard area churches
Ricky Branham of the Willard Area Ministerial Association notes the annual free community dinner has run about a decade. The non denominational event aims to bring Willard residents together with dishes donated by area churches, fostering shared care across the community.
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Ricky Branham
Willard Area
Branham
Greenwich to act on dilapidated village buildings
Greenwich officials discussed sending notice letters to homeowners and the steps to demolish crumbling properties. Zoning inspector Inmon showed photos of dangerous structures including a Main Street home with ceilings sagging and floors caved in. Police Chief Dorsey co signed the August letter. no response has been received and condemnation procedures are being explored. The village plans to involve the health department to condemn and secure the sites. See Greenwich on Page 2.
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Greenwich
Cles Inmon
Inmon
Virgil Giles
Main Street
Giles
Steve Dorsey
Willard Food Bank braces for peak holiday season
Willard Food Bank director Carol Shade says the holiday period will be very busy as the organization helps residents with free food amid ongoing bills. The Huron County Realtors Association recently donated 565 to aid expenses, while a United Fund request for 9 000 yielded 7 200.
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Willard Food Bank
Carol Shade
Huron County Realtors Association
Food Bank
Shade
United Fund
Betsay Schnechterle
Pat Church
Willard Area Food Bank
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