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Newspaper
Willard Times Junction
Location
Willard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2013
Page
1
James Gayheart Jr aged 37 of Willard is listed among obituaries with brief note of passing. Margaret Holmes, 79, is also listed with a pointer to further details on Page 2.
Peter D Onofrio will discuss Civil War medicine at Celeryville Christian School on November 21. Page 2 notes further details.
The Village of North Fairfield approved a water rate increase starting with the 2014 cycle. A 5-1 vote adopted the ordinance with Mary Millis dissenting. New rates are 5.50 per 1000 gallons. Discussion in August stressed funding for future water projects and grant matching.
Local contractor Chris Adams urged Willard City Council to require all contractors working inside city limits to register and pay a fee. Adams, a 22 year veteran, cited his Seven Hills project where a $100 registration, a $10,000 bond, and a $280 roof fee applied plus inspection steps. He argued the change could benefit residents and the city.
Willard City Manager Brian Humphress says the final leaf pick up will occur on Wednesday November 27 assuming normal weather. Residents may bag leaves for collection through December 6 or take them to the composting area. after December 6 bagged leaves go to the composting site only.
Willard annual Parade of Lights changes lineup due to new school construction. Santa will enter downtown on Myrtle Avenue. Sponsored by Willard Area Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Business Association. Floats and entrants now stage at the former Mercy Willard Hospital parking lot at Howard and Woodbine. No theme this year.
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