Written by Amy Beaver
Wednesday, 21 July 2010 09:24
 “This has been a long time in coming,” said Stark County Chairman Mike Bigger. “And it’s a great accomplishment.” The Stark County board held an official opening of the elevator, which had been in use for a week or so. The Honorable Stewart Borden was present and Board members Tom Howes and Mike Bigger, Stark County Sheriff Jimmie Dison and State’s Attorney Jim Owens all gathered for a test run. “I just want to tell the county thank you for finishing this project,” said Castleton resident Aaron Goodman during the meeting. “There are a lot of folks that really appreciate it.”
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School district considers WyHi building proposal
Written by Amy Beaver
Wednesday, 21 July 2010 09:23
 The Stark County school board directed Superintendant Jerry Klooster to contact their attorney to find out what the district needs to legally do before selling or giving the old Wyoming High School Building to the WyHi group. Committee member Rich StJohn was present to give an outline of the group’s proposal and to start contract negotiations for the building. “We believe we have a successful plan to both rehabilitate and sustain a community center for all of Stark County, using the Old Wyoming High School Building,” said Rich St. John.
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Wyoming reviews senior housing
Written by Rich St. John
Wednesday, 21 July 2010 09:17
 The Wyoming City Council met on Tuesday, July 13, 2010 for its regular July monthly meeting. There was no one absent. Kate Barton of Kewanee Housing was present at the request of Dennis Rewerts of the Stark County Economic group. Kate gave a overview of what was needed to begin any plan of having senior housing in Wyoming. Some surveys must first be completed to evaluate need and feasibility. The council took this under advisement and will continue to review. This plan is at the beginning stages and most likely will take some time to ascertain the validity. The board approved the downtown lighting subject to USDA approval, which should be known soon.
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Toulon approves Engels as temp Chief
Written by Amy Beaver
Wednesday, 14 July 2010 13:55
 Terry Engels was approved as Toulon’s Chief of Police during their regular meeting Monday. With some stipulations. “This is a temporary appointment,” said Alderman Phil Albertson. “We will review after 90 days and make a determination.” The council will also review Engels performance and how he handles the council’s requests. Engels will recieve $15 an hour and work around 24 to 30 hours a week. Engels is to submitt names of people he would like to hire as part-time officers for the city. The police committee will meet next Wednesday, July 21 at 5 p.m. to review job duties and compete paperwork for Engels.
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Old Settlers badge honoree to be announced
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 07 July 2010 12:50
The Toulon Old Settlers Association would like to invite you to join them on Sunday, July 11 at 5 p.m. at the Toulon City Park for the announcement of the 2010 badge honoree(s). There will be hot dogs and desserts for donations following the announcement. Also, the Miss Teen, Junior Miss, and Little Miss OSA pageant contestants will be on hand for introductions. The pageant also will have baskets on display that they have assembled and are raffling off to raise money for the pageant’s scholarship. Please come and support the girls and buy a chance on one of the lovely baskets.
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