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Hard work results in longer days NEW RICHLAND Editor/Publisher Mayor Gail Schmidt welcomed new City Administrator Michelle Johnson during the New Richland City Council’s regular meeting, April 26. Johnson’s first day was Tuesday, May 4. Following a discussion regarding city financials, the consent agenda items were approved. The People’s Service report was tabled until the May 10 meeting, when the department plans to announce the new city employee filling the vacancy left by now full-time peace officer, Josh Knutson. Streets and water report Maintenance Department Director Ryan Nissen presented the Streets and Water report and asked the council to consider street improvements for 2021. ....
Care center accepts $13,000 fine NEW RICHLAND By ELI LUTGENS Editor/Publisher New Richland Care Center Administrator Chuck Ness shared multiple concerns, including a $13,000 fine incurred against the care center with the New Richland City Council during its regular meeting Monday April, 26. Surveys Administrator Ness shared details regarding surveys conducted by the Advanced Health Institute (HI) at the care center last fall. He mentioned two different surveys where financial penalties were threatened. “In January, I missed the notice of it (the fine) and we weren’t able to appeal it; which may or may not have done any good anyway,” said Administrator Ness. ....
Local teacher changes vaccine stance in hopes for normalcy Gail Schmidt, teacher and coach at Wheelersburg Local Schools PORTSMOUTH Gail Schmidt, teacher and coach at Wheelersburg Local Schools, has spent more than 30 years in the classroom and on the sidelines as a cheerleading coach. Up until last year, she would have never imagined that she would have to transition to teaching in a virtual classroom and not being able to go to ballgames as usual. “I never thought there would come the day that I couldn’t hug my kids or even my grandkids,” she said. “When they say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, I beg to differ because this old dog has learned quite a few.” ....