City advances Capital Improvement projects in Willard
Willard moves forward on Phase I Kennedy Drive improvements nearing paving. Base repairs and repaving planned for Conwell Avenue Ohio 103. one lane traffic with a flagger. Change order adds 15500 dollars. Rebid for South Main culvert bridge slated for early Spring 2014 under ODOT. Aviation fuel price at Willard Airport falls from 5.60 to
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Willard
Brian Humphress
Kennedy Drive
Humphress
Conwell Avenue
Ohio 103
Tiffin Street
South Main Street
ODOT
Willard Airport
Willard native trains K nine dogs for Navy SEALS
Eric Rose, longtime Madison Township Police Department officer in Columbus, and his K nine JT have retired together after an unexpected offer to join a small group in Virginia Beach. Rose will train dogs used by the Navy SEALS, fulfilling a lifelong dream he says began in childhood.
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Willard
Eric Rose
Jim
Rose
Madison Township
Columbus
Virginia Beach
Navy Seals
Willard Harvest Fest Highlights Downtown Activities
Willard marked Harvest Fest with multiple downtown activities. Anna Wynans selected pumpkins for Halloween as part of the celebration. The Willard Memorial Library hosted events while a library ride offered by Bus Driver Charlotte Cunningham gave attendees a tour. The Downtown Business Association sponsored the event.
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Anna Wynans
Willard Memorial Library
Charlotte Cunningham
The
Downtown Business Association
South Central foresees deficit as enrollment drains budget
South Central treasurer Beth Lykins presented a five year forecast showing 2014 revenue of 7,950953 and expenditures of 8,169,390. She cites enrollment declines as a key funding factor, noting 815 students this year and projects 826 next year with kindergarten growth, but forecasts 799 by 2018. Superintendent Brand adds outmigration to neighboring states, not open enrollment, as the bigger issue.
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South Central
Beth Lykins
Board of Education
Lykins
David Brand
Ohio
Huron County
Unclear text fragment on local police event Saturday Oct 26
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Saturday event involving the Willard address and Detective Jeremy Draper with DARE officer presence. File shows garbled names, times, and agencies, making it hard to extract a clear actionable event or outcome.
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Spa
Jeremy Draper
Plymouth reinstates administrator in village meeting
Plymouth Village Council voted to reinstate village administrator Bill Sexton during the Oct. 22 meeting. He resumes duties after paid administrative leave following a September arrest for Operating a Vehicle under the Influence. His license remained suspended. court consent required for any driving. The case heads to a Jan. 10 jury trial after a Norwalk Municipal Court denial of occupational driving privileges. Times-Junction Editor Jane Ernsberger contributed.
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Plymouth
Bill Sexton
Greenwich Police Department
Sexton
Tim Redden
Ohio
Redden
Norwalk
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