SALEM – In recognition of Board of Education Appreciation Month, Salem Schools Superintendent Sean Kirkland took time Monday to honor the board members. January is Board of Education Appreciation Month, so Kirkland thanked the board members for all they do to serve the district and presented them with framed certificates of recognition. “January marks board […]
SALEM New story boards were recently installed at Sebo Stadium. The boards, purchased with Historic Reilly funds, cost roughly $1,000. The stand on the left designed by The Graphic Touch of Salem, tells the history of Historic Reilly Stadium from its namesake General James Reilly’s estate paying for the construction of Reilly School, to […]
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The New Philadelphia resident died Monday, March 8, in Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital in Dover.
Retired Tuscarawas County Court of Common Pleas Judge Roger Lile had Zion as his English teacher his sophomore year.
“He’d also talk about history, so he provided a good foundation for when I went to college,” said Lile, who now resides in Dover.
“He was always fun to be around and just a pleasant, easy-going person,” Lile said. “I think that he really lived a long time because he didn’t get excited and upset about something he couldn’t take care of doing. He was great as one of our three county commissioners we worked with during the annual budget process, and later the renovations to the courthouse. It really made much nicer conditions for the jury. My courtroom had been the law library for years before being converted into Courtroom No. 2.”
NEW PHILADELPHIA Council and New Philadelphia City Schools appear to be no closer to signing a new lease for Woody Hayes Quaker Stadium, with the two sides divided over a clause in the proposed agreement that would keep two lanes in the stadium open for use by the public.
Council and school officials discussed a second draft of the lease at a council finance committee meeting on Monday.
The stick point seemed to be Clause VII, on public use of the stadium. At all times, the general public shall have free and open access to the track at Woody Hayes Quaker Stadium for exercise purposes, specifically track lanes seven (7) and eight (8) at a minimum, which may not be restricted by the board except when Woody Hayes Quaker Stadium is hosting competitions with other school districts, track and field practice during the traditional school track season, and graduation ceremonies, it reads.