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  • 6 Fairfield County school districts 'excellent' or better

    Lancaster Eagle-GazettePublished August 19, 2011 By Carl Burnett Jr. LANCASTER -- Six school districts in Fairfield County were rated as "excellent" or "excellent with distinction" according to records obtained from the Ohio Department of Education this...
  • Baltimore spends too much

    LETTER TO THE EDITORBuckeye Lake BeaconAugust 20, 2011 Edition Editor: A large number of people are concerned about the level of federal government spending, but there does not seem to be much concern about spending in Baltimore. I have lived here since...
  • Baltimore seeks public aid for police

    Lancaster Eagle-GazettePublished August 17, 2011 By Carl Burnett Jr. Village will ask voters to OK 4-mill property tax levy BALTIMORE -- The village of Baltimore is asking voters for additional funding to maintain its current police force. Residents a...
  • Bloom-Carroll Superintendent Roger Mace resigns

    Lancaster Eagle-GazettePublished August 17, 2011 By Rick Rouan Superintendent's resignation to take effect in September; reason unknown CARROLL -- Bloom-Carroll Superintendent Roger Mace will resign in September to pursue another job, the district's bo...
  • Fairfield County voters will see full ballot Nov. 8

    ThisWeek Community NewspapersPublished August 10, 2011 By Nate Ellis Fairfield County residents and those in the Pickerington Local School District will have numerous opportunities to exercise their vote this November. There will be five candidate's ra...
  • City approves planning pact with township

    ThisWeek Community NewspapersPublished August 10, 2011 By Nate Ellis After nearly two months of debate, Pickerington City Council on Aug. 2 approved entering into a joint planning agreement with Violet Township. Council voted 5-2 to join the JPA, which...
  • High speed internet service may be coming soon

    O.R.R.D. calls Frontier from time to time to see when high speed internet access will be available in our area. One of our residents spoke to a representative this week who said that OUR AREA is slated for high speed "next" and we placed an "escalation re...
  • It’s going to close on whether new middle school is ready

    Buckeye Lake BeaconAugust 20, 2011 Edition By Charles Prince BALTIMORE - "We're keeping our fingers crossed," architect Joe Schappa told Liberty Union-Thurston School Board members Monday night. The comment was part of his status report on the new midd...
  • Violet trustees get good financial news from county

    Pickerington Times-SunPublished August 9, 2011 By Theresa Garee The Violet Township Board of Trustees received good news at their Aug. 3 meeting. "They liked what we're doing," Fiscal Officer Chris Smith said about his meeting with the Fairfield County...
  • State Senator Tim Schaffer to host open office hours

    State Sen. Tim Schaffer, R-Lancaster, will host open office hours from 10 to 11 a.m. on Aug. 24 at the Bremen Rushcreek Memorial Branch Library, 200 School St., Bremen, and on Aug. 27, 2011 from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Pickerington Public Library, 201 Opportun...
  • Police battling jump in break-ins

    Buckeye Lake BeaconAugust 6, 2011 Edition By Scott Rawdon MILLERSPORT, BALTIMORE – The Fairfield County Sheriff's Department and the Millersport and Baltimore police departments are working together to stop an increase in break-ins in northern Fairfie...
  • Emergency levy renewal on November ballot

    Buckeye Lake BeaconAugust 6, 2011 Edition By Charles Prince MILLERSPORT - It's now official. Walnut Township Local School District voters will be asked to renew a five-year emergency levy on the November 8 ballot. The levy, which currently brings in $2...
  • Coyote Alert!

    A block watch group in Liberty Township notified O.R.R.D. that there have been coyotes sighted in the area.  Two were spotted on Monday, August 1 in the front yard of a home on Heimberger Road (between Stemen Road and Route 204). It's a good idea to...
  • Pickerington levy passes

    ThisWeekNews Community NewspapersPublished August 2, 2011 By Nate Ellis The second attempt was a success for the Pickerington Local School District, which gained a Tuesday special-election victory. PLSD officials apparently will avoid another $7 millio...
  • Is 614 school districts too many?

    Lancaster Eagle-GazettePublished July 31, 2011 Put a big question mark behind this number: 614. Ohio has 614 public school systems in its 88 counties, and for the first time in decades, those with the power to make changes intend to find out if reducing...
  • Liberty Township Elections

    NEWSFLASH......TIME SENSITIVE!!! If you've ever wanted to become more involved in your Township, NOW is the time to step up to the plate!  TWO SEATS ARE UP FOR GRABS IN NOVEMBER -- one seat on the Liberty Township Trustee Board and the other for Tow...
  • Candidates lining up for November election

    Buckeye Lake BeaconJuly 30, 2011 Edition By Charles Prince & Scott Rawdon LAKE AREA – Township, school board and village office candidates face an earlier filing deadline this year. State law was changed last year requiring all that candidates an...
  • Trustees continue to cut expenses

    Buckeye Lake BeaconJuly 30, 2011 Edition By Charles Prince MILLERSPORT – Road supervisor Randy Kemmerer, Parks Supervisor Tim Morris and road worker Mike King were on the chopping block at Tuesday night's Walnut Township Trustees' meeting. The meetin...
  • What is a Township?

    By Greg Hanahan, PresidentOhio Township Association What is a township?  I think many of us take for granted everyone knows what a township is, at least when it comes to our friends, neighbors and colleagues.  We would expect those from large c...
  • Fire causes water flow issue in Baltimore

    Lancaster Eagle-GazettePublished July 28, 2011 By Jeff Baron Residents asked to conserve until problem is fixed BALTIMORE -- Village administrator Marsha Hall wants residents to conserve water this morning as workers fixed a water line leak caused by a...
 

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