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Newspaper
Willard Times Junction
Location
Willard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2013
Page
1
Willard officials warn of a looming insurance premium hike up to 32 percent as part of a cooperative would hit the city with about 320 000 dollars more cost. City Manager Brian Humphress says deficits persist across major funds and revenues lag while departments trim expenses. The plan aims to minimize the impact without cutting essential resident services.
Seniors vie for the 2013 Homecoming Queen with three finalists Brandi Maye Karmen McKelvey and Alexandrea Worcester chosen by the senior class Rose Ceremony announced the court at Willard High School Sept 13 Freshman attendant Alexus Parsons represents the freshman class Madelyn Crawford sophomore class Madeline Bauer junior class Madeline Bauer seven year old Abbi Drosky to carry the crown Homecoming events run Sept 23 to Sept 27 with crowning Sept 27 at 6 40 p m
Kokomo Indiana collector Jim Dragstem and members of the North American Rail Car Operators Association attended Train Fest in Willard featuring motorcars or speeders used to inspect tracks. Dragstem, who owns five speeders including his “Money Fit,” noted a $7000 purchase price and a $2000 repair for a bad rear axle.
Hannah Laney, 14, an eighth grade student at South Central Middle School, enjoys classes and friends before 2:30 p.m. games. A guard and center on the eighth grade football team, she follows her dad Steve, a former high school football player and coach at New Lee Laney.
Greenwich and North Fairfield libraries posted a modest August dip in circulation as reported by the Extension Library District of Huron. The August figures show slight declines in checkouts and renewed interest compared with prior months, reflecting a seasonal slowdown in usage.
Obituary for Joseph Ziss, 67, Willard, appears on Page 2. County Director Laura Lee Wilson reports library usage down nine percent at Willard Memorial and Wakeman libraries. Extension Library District fiscal officer Adam Searl confirms $146,375 property and $43,282 Public Library Funds received, with August income $199,956 and General Fund expenditures $68,763.
A Greenwich resident presents his viewpoints to the village council in a brief report. the item notes the session on Page 3 for full coverage.
Willard City leaf collection starts October 7 per City Manager Brian Humphress. Crews will gather leaves north of Myrtle Avenue tracks and east of Myrtle through Wednesday noon, then west of Myrtle Avenue after noon Wednesday. Residents must not rake leaves into streets before their scheduled period or risk a court citation. Biodegradable bags may be left street side for collection.
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