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BELOIT – The West Branch school board has hired a new treasurer.
The board approved a contract for Adam Fisher effective Jan. 19, 2021 through July 31, 2024 for 260 days at $75,000 per year.
Fisher, a longtime educator from Magadore, served as a payroll specialist at Stow-Munroe Falls City Schools from December 2019 through July 2020 and assistant treasurer of Brooklyn City Schools since. He has been in the education field for 22 years as a teacher, tutor and coach, including five years as head girls basketball coach at Ravenna for two years and Massillon for three years.
Fisher is active in his community and is an elder at Northwest Avenue Church in Tallmadge where he also plays guitar and keyboards for the worship team. He has been married to his wife Yvonne for 23 years and they share two sons, Austin (age 21- junior at Kent State) and Jordan (age 18- freshman at Stark State).
From the NS Archive: The Referendum Choice 30 May 1975: The
New Statesman invited 16 academics and authors to say which way they will vote in the Common Market referendum on Thursday and why.
In June 1975 Britain held a referendum to decide on whether or not the country should remain in the European Community/Common Market. A matter of days before the vote, the magazine asked a selection of leading intellectuals, from Margaret Drabble and Kenneth Tynan to AJP Taylor and AJ Ayer, which way they would vote. The reasoning behind the decisions was remarkably consistent with that given by Leavers and Remainers in the referendum of 2016. This is not, however, a case of plus ça change – in 1975 the out-of-Europe voices were on the left and the most fervent stay-inners were on the right.