Washington Twp. trustees approve cleanup dates
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Park Park is open for the summer. Doing maintenance items around park.
Zoning Seven permits issued and working on several.
Fire Forty-three runs in March. Four runs in April as of the meeting, with 111 runs for the year. Runs included 25 medical, two motor-vehicle accidents, six grass fires, two mutual aid, one investigation, one bird rescue, one fire, two false alarm and three wires down. The annual fireman`s breakfast will be a drive thru from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday.
Road Did hand-patching on Carol and Bayton; sign work on Electron, Cenfield, Bayton, Colony and new weight limit sign on Herbster; put stone on an alley in Freeburg and in front of recycle bins; installed driveway pipe on Cenfield; cleaned up down limbs throughout the township and ditching on Cenfield and South Mahoning. Trustees approved a motion to advertise for material and paving for the summer road program, bids are due by noo
Coronavirus vaccine eligibility to expand dramatically in Ohio: Capitol Letter
Updated Mar 17, 2021;
Posted Mar 17, 2021
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine talks to the media about the opening of the mass vaccination center at Cleveland State University s Wolstein Center on Tuesday morning, March 16, 2021. (David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com)David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com
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C’mon in: All Ohioans age 16 and older will become eligible for a coronavirus vaccine starting March 29, Gov. Mike DeWine announced Tuesday. As Jeremy Pelzer reports, DeWine also said that starting this Friday, eligibility will be expanded to include residents in their 40s and those with cancer, chronic kidney disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart disease and obesity. Julie Washington has more on DeWine’s thinking behind the decision. “There is an imperative that shots not sit anyplace, that they are taken up as quickly as possible,” DeWine said.
Regula looks back on 12 years as commissioner
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WAPAKONETA – Recently retired Auglaize County Commissioner Don Regula says he appreciated every opportunity he had to serve the people. Since his last day December 31, 2020, he’s had time to reflect on his years of public service and how he got there.
Regula said he decided to retire after 12 years as a commissioner because he felt it was time to get some fresh ideas in the office.
“I know my successor Dave Bambauer will offer a different perspective,” he said. He also said that Bambauer will find a great team to work with.