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Malvern Poppy Day proclaimed for May 10
Malvern Mayor Michael McCort has proclaimed Saturday, May 10, as Poppy Day. McCort signs the proclamation for Betsy Cinson, chairman for the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Valley Post 375. Poppies will...  Read Story.
Postage stamp rates to increase May 12
Everyone has experienced the increase in gasoline prices and the cost of groceries. Now citizens will find another increase in everyday living expenses when they...  Read Story.
Gee-Haw Gang sets fundraiser for Minerva Police Auxiliary
The Gee-Haw Gang is asking its fans to "Take a Trip Down Memory Lane" on Saturday, May 10, and Friday, May 16, at Minerva Middle School. The event will support the Minerva Police Auxiliary. Doors...  Read Story.
Reminder of Ohio fire laws and regulations by fire departments
Everyone knows the season of spring has arrived in Carroll County. The snow is gone and the temperatures are getting warmer. With the season change it brings everyone out of their homes. ...  Read Story.
Dancing on the Bridge Committee to meet May 15
Malvern's Dancing on the Bridge Committee will meet Thursday, May 15, at 6 p.m. at village hall. Anyone interested in volunteering for the fundraiser is encouraged to attend. This is a change from a...  Read Story.
Water meters to be read
Due to the Memorial Day holiday and vacation schedule, the Minerva Water Department will start reading the meters in "C" section on Tuesday, May 13. Included are Wine Street, East Lincoln Way, Don Street, McDaniel and Fry...  Read Story.
Early Memorial Day deadlines are announced
The News Leader will have early deadlines for the May 29 issue in observance of Memorial Day. Society news items must be submitted by 5 p.m. Thursday, May 22. General and sports news items must be submitted...  Read Story.
Ohio Revised Code 4955.36
Every railroad company is required to destroy or remove plants, trees, brush or other obstructive vegetation upon its right-of-way at each intersection with a public road or highway, for a distance of 600 feet or a reasonably...  Read Story.
Resurrection - Malvern ordinances are revived
Two ordinances that died at the April 21 meeting came back to life May 5 at the Malvern Village Council. Although the measure requiring village employees to pay a portion...  Read Story.
Click It or Ticket Campaign to be held in Carroll County
Click It or Ticket Campaign to be held in Carroll County This upcoming Memorial Day weekend, the Carroll County Sheriff's Office has announced that deputies will be out in high volume. Deputies will be enforcing the zero tolerance of safety- belt...  Read Story.
Sponsors sought for Malvern flower barrels
The flower barrels, located in downtown Malvern, will be planted Saturday, May 17, starting at 9:30 a.m. Volunteers are needed and should meet downtown with a trowel. Residents are being asked to sponsor the...  Read Story.
Renovations highlighted at MRDD meeting
At the Carroll County Board of Mental Retardation meeting, Superintendent Matt Campbell highlighted renovations and improvements being done, program-wide, that were outlined in the annual action plan. At Carroll...  Read Story.
Angels on Track honors Hale for his dedication to keeping crossings safe
The Angels on Track Foundation honored Carroll County Sheriff Deputy Edward Hale April 24, at the sheriff's office for his "dedication to...  Read Story.
Railroad-crossing safety in question after flashing lights are removed
The Ohi-Rail Corporation, a Minerva-based railroad company, located at 700 Murray Ave., Minerva, on May 18, 2007, applied to the Public...  Read Story.
West trustees cut chip, seal program
West Township residents may feel the failure of the township's road levy under their wheels this summer. On April 15, West Township Board of Trustees voted to cut the township's planned chip-and-seal program from...  Read Story.
Beech Creek Botanical Garden offers spring wildflower walks
The Beech Creek Botanical Garden comes alive in April and May with the blooming of many species of wildflowers, including trilliums, wild geraniums, buttercups, four species of violets,...  Read Story.
Minerva celebrates 20 years as Tree City U.S.A.
Members of the Minerva Shade Tree Commission, village officials, and residents celebrated Arbor Day and Minerva's 20th year of being named Tree City U.S.A.,...  Read Story.
Angels on Track honors Hale for his dedication to keeping crossings safe
The Angels on Track Foundation honored Carroll County Sheriff Deputy Edward Hale April 24, at the sheriff's office for his "dedication to identifying...  Read Story.
Minerva village officials hope to reopen communications with AluminumOne
Law Director Gary Willen seemed optimistic at Minerva Village Council's meeting, April 22, that lines of communication may reopen...  Read Story.
Is village facing 'court action?'
About 20 minutes into Carrollton Village Council's meeting on April 28, council member Bob Dunlap asked if council could "recess for three minutes" to allow him to consult with Village...  Read Story.
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