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Written by Lisa Houserman
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Monday, 05 July 2010 00:00 |
The Conneaut Lake Regional Police Commission visited a topic that had been broached in February, as to whether or not Sgt. Greg Nichols could become a Certified Tactical Rifle Officer.
During that February meeting, the Commission voiced concerns over budgetary issues and also the need for this type of advanced training.
At that time, Police Chief Todd Pfeifer had stated that it wasn't something totally pressing. He indicated that he wanted to get a feel from the board if they might or might not be interested.
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Read more... [Conneaut Lake Police Commission denies request for tactical rifle officer training]
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Written by Tom Deighton
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Monday, 28 June 2010 00:00 |
The Linesville Area Chamber of Commerce recently announced the launch of its website:
www.linesville.org.
Created and hosted by T.J’s Internet Marketing of Linesville, the new website is the Chamber’s first Internet presence which is wholly owned and operated by the Chamber.
The Linesville Chamber promotes the Linesville area and local business in general. Being a Chamber member opens many doors to opportunity and information to keep Linesville area businesses thriving.
The focus of the website is twofold: a business directory for Chamber members and a campaign to promote Linesville as a “One Tank Trip” from regional cities.
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Read more... [The Linesville Area Chamber of Commerce - New Website]
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Written by Roseanne Staab
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Monday, 28 June 2010 00:00 |
Latonie Storm Water Management plan approved
The June meeting of the Sadsbury Board of Supervisors was called to order and the Pledge of Allegiance said. Supervisors in attendance were Roy Whaley, Don Ellis and Kevin VanHonk.
Secretary Rose Mumau took the minutes. Solicitor R. Charles Thomas was present, also.
For Visitor’s Recognition, a Mr. Grier Yartz from Macrosmith, Inc., a documents management and electronic record keeping company, was in attendance.
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Read more... [Loose canine issue dogs Sadsbury Board]
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LIBRARY NOTES - The Linesville Community Public Library started their Summer Reading program off with a BIG SPLASH. Thirty-nine children participated in "Bubbles & Baths" on Wednesday, June 16. Area children are invited to come join the fun every Wednesday at 10:00!
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