City to apply for grant for park for all abilities
By Sydney Albert
ST. MARYS - An emergency ordinance passed under rule suspension Monday will offer city lifeguards reimbursement for receiving their certifications and amend their pay.
In an effort to stay competitive in attracting and retaining seasonal pool employees, the city recently conducted a wage survey and also decided to implement a certification reimbursement program, something that had reportedly been discussed over the years with pool managers. [More]
ST. HENRY - In its three-game winning streak coming into Monday's game, St. Henry had scored 36 runs.
The hit parade didn't cease as the Redskins plated eight runs in the first inning and never looked back in run-ruling Marion Local 18-3 in five innings in the Division IV softball tournament opener at the Wally Post Athletic Complex. [More]
COLDWATER- Village council members on Monday voted down an ordinance 4-1 to rezone several lots in the second addition of East Pointe subdivision that would have allowed the construction of triplex apartments.
MARIA STEIN - Marion Local Schools board members on Monday night approved a three-year contract with teachers, granting them 2% raises the first two years and a 3% raise the third year.
NEW BREMEN - Village Administrator Brent Richter told council members during their Monday meeting that plumbing repairs made to fix leaks at the swimming pool passed inspection last Thursday.
ROCKFORD - Parkway Local Schools board of education members welcomed new elementary school principal Tracy Trogdlon during their Monday evening meeting.
Minster got a two-out single from pinch-hitter Zach Fortman in the top of the seventh that drove in two runs and capped off a 4-0 win over Celina in non-conference baseball action at Montgomery Field on Monday.
NEW BREMEN - After a barrage of hits through the first four innings, the New Bremen softball team needed just four batters in the fifth to trigger the run rule.
