Plymouth honors veterans at high school football game
Bob Schrenk, Army veteran and local legion leader, praised Plymouth High School for honoring veterans before a Friday game. Vets from World War II and later conflicts walked the field, receiving thanks as players and townsfolk connected with those who served. The ceremony highlighted the sacrifice of veterans, many reluctant to share painful memories. See Veterans on Page 3.
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Bob Schrenk
U.S. Army
Plymouth High
Plymouth
Schrenk
Vietnam
PHS
Plymouth High School
Obituaries for John Edelberry and Richard Brandt
Obituaries note John Edelberry aged 69 of Shelby and Richard Brandt aged 94 of Attica. Page 2 obituary notices list birth and death details and brief survivor information.
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John Edelberry
Shelby
Richard Brandt
Attica
School Lunch Menus Available on Page Five
Readers can find the latest school lunch menus on page five of the paper. The notices summarize meal options, with daily selections and prices for elementary and secondary schools.
Willard moves forward on Kennedy Drive contract with Ropper
Willard City Council gave first reading to an ordinance awarding Ropper Construction the Kennedy Drive Improvements Phase I contract at 95000 dollars, about 7000 above the original bid. City Manager Brian Humphress said Carlyle cut scope to fit bids and negotiated to restore some area while keeping 5000 for change orders.
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Willard
Ropper Construction
Kennedy Drive
Brian Humphress
Stan Carlyle
Humphress
Carlyle
Ropper
Ricky Branham
Stan
Willard Schools weigh Core Curriculum impact on arts
Willard City Schools Superintendent Jeff Ritz discusses Ohio's Core Curriculum standards and the potential move to rescind approval. He argues the plan creates equal standards but limits local control and arts offerings, which he links to strong student scores. The story notes graduation requirements and asks readers to see more on page 2.
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Willard City
Ohio
Jeff Ritz
Ritz
Greenwich village reads steady repairs and policy updates
Greenwich Village Council reports street work complete on Maple Street water tower as minor issues were noted and security fencing recommended. Administrator Virgil Giles cites August water production at 116000 gallons per day and outlines EPA led brass fittings replacement. Fiber optics planned along Main Street begin November 1 with permit guidelines under review.
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Greenwich Village
Jason Popiel
Maple Street
Virgil Giles
Environmental Protection Agency
Main Street
Giles
Greenwich Public Library
Popier
Greenwich
Steve Dorsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seneca County Honor Guard
The
American Legion
United Veterans Council
AmVets
Ernsberge
Jane
By Jane Ernsberger
Craig Shoup
Willard Times-Junction
Middle School
Michael Eicher
Times-Junction
By Craig Shoup
Dorsey
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