Ohio State Patrol marks National School Bus Safety Week
Troopers across Ohio will patrol during National School Bus Safety Week October 21 to 25 to enforce bus safety rules near school zones. A dash cam video shows a commercial tractor trailer passing a stopped bus, prompting a citation. no injuries reported. The patrol urges drivers to stop at least 10 feet from stopped buses with red lights and arm extended.
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Willard District Faces Tight Budget After Levy Failure
Shoup outlined a stable general tax picture with minor revenue drops and a nine percent health insurance rise likely due to the ACA. Expenditures fell in personnel and benefits after a districtwide reduction in force while purchased services saved about 279000 through combining special education and services with North Point. Open enrollment and court placements push costs, with one or two students sometimes driving 120000 to 150000 changes. Supplies rose as the failed Permanent Improvement Levy forces funding a maintenance reserve for the new building, requiring 98000 to a maintenance account.
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Medicare Check-up event in Huron County set for Oct 24
Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor announced OSHIIP will host a free appointment only Medicare Check-up at Fisher-Titus Medical Center in Norwalk on Oct. 24 at 9 am. The event helps attendees review Medicare changes and determine coverage for 2014 during the annual enrollment period. Attendees should bring prescription lists and pharmacy info.
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Permanent Improvement Levy Plan Cited for Carryover Use
The district plans to draw from the General Fund first each year after a failed levy. Shoup says capital outlay will fund permanent improvements including buses, textbooks, and technology. She expects no deficit this year and emphasizes building carryover for next year.
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