1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

City officials in for a raise

MAY 16, 1945 The top story in the Norwalk Reflector-Herald on this date 62 years:
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

MHS students excel

MONROEVILLE On May 10, Monroeville High School held its annual academic awards banquet. Students were honored for their educational accomplishments during the 2006-2007 school year. Representatives from the American Legion, the U.S. Army, and the U.S. Marine Corps were in attendance to present awards. MHS teachers and activity advisors recognized their outstanding students, and the Monroeville Academic Boosters awarded academic letters to students who received a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher for three consecutive grading periods. Also, Ohio Department of Education Awards of Merit were given to students who met its criteria, as well as the president's awards for academic excellence and academic achievement.
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

Edison High School drama students recognized

MILAN On May 8, the Edison Drama Club held its annual awards dessert to recognize the accomplishments of its members. Among the awards recipients were: Kristin Fahning, best performer; Kelly Olinger, best technician; and Cody Noon, most creative contribution for Radium Girls. Myles Farais and Kristin Fahning were best performers; Kurtis Kuhl and Mara Mossman, earned the most creative contribution awards; and Kurtis Kuhl, best technician for Fiddler on the Roof. Tyler Bolyard was recognized for outstanding graphic art.
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

EHOVE honors retiring staff

AVERY EHOVE Career Center honored the following staff members who are retiring. David Eungard, of Norwalk, retired as carpentry instructor after 17 years at EHOVE. Eungard graduated from Western Reserve High School in 1960. He attended Oberlin School of Commerce and in 1962 went to work for the Wakeman Bank Co. In 1969 he started working for Leon Riley Excavating Company. In 1979 he started his own company and worked until 1990 as a building contractor, building residential homes in the area. In 1990 he started teaching at EHOVE.
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

Slow news day or liberal bias?

I have never written a letter to the editor before, but Monday's front page feature is so outrageous that I had to try to provide some balance and correct some inaccuracies. First, since when do two people with signs constitute a protest? In a city of this size, a protest of two people isn't even close to being statistically significant. The fact that they couldn't even convince additional people to join them even though they had made additional signs should tell you all you need to know about their message. Yet, the Reflector chose to honor them with a front page article, picture and large headline. This is a mini-version of what the national media does every day, giving the anti-war movement more significance than they deserve and trumpeting their message while ignoring the other side.
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

State needs physical education standards

State legislators are considering the serious question of what role schools should play in keeping our children fit. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

We could create a healthier, happier Norwalk Reflector

What would you say if I told you I had something for you that would save you thousands of dollars, make you feel and look better and make you live longer? Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

Norwalkian confesses to stealing two ATVs

NORTH FAIRFIELD - A Norwalk man confessed to stealing two all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) from two North Fairfield homes Monday morning. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

Officer shoots, kills lunging pit-bull dog

WILLARD - Willard Police Officer Jack Hoyler shot and killed a pit-bull dog after it lunged at him Monday night. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

Crime/accidents

HIGHWAY PATROL Jill N. Klinker, 28, of 786 Jennifer Road, Attica, hit a deer Tuesday on Snyder Road.
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

Leadership program teaches young adults

A group of aspiring young leaders from schools throughout Huron County met in the art gallery at Norwalk High School to participate in Junior Project Leadership. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

Retirees work to improve benefits

NEW LONDON - The members of the Huron County Public Employee Retirees, Inc. met for lunch May 8 at the Elks Club in Norwalk. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

Perkins pitching too much for Norwalk

CLYDE - Perkins pitching proved to be too much for Norwalk Tuesday in a Division II district semifinal softball game at Clyde High School. The combination of Kayla Poggiali and Megan Ramhoff allowed just four hits and fanned 17 batters as the Lady Pirates topped the Lady Truckers 8-2, ending Norwalk's season at 14-14 overall.
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

NHS girl accused of creating a hit list

A 16-year-old Norwalk High School student has been expelled from school and accused of creating a hit list, which included the names of seven people she reportedly wanted to kill. Huron County Juvenile Prosecutor Jennifer DeLand said school officials found a notebook with the suspect's name on it April 20 after she accidentally dropped it in a hallway.
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1:30 AM Jul 25, 2010

Gas station robbed

GREENWICH - Police are searching for a male suspect accused of brandishing a gun at a Mickey Mart clerk and fleeing on a bicycle with an undetermined amount of cash Tuesday afternoon. Greenwich Police Chief Kevin VerBurg said the suspect is a Caucasian male estimated to be in his 20s or 30s. He said the female clerk was too focused on the handgun to be able to get a good description of the culprit or the "small boys' bike" he rode to head north on Kniffin Street.
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1:25 AM Jul 25, 2010

BLAST FROM THE PAST

MAY 15, 1925 The top stories in the Norwalk Reflector-Herald on this date 82 years ago:
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1:25 AM Jul 25, 2010

READERS FORUM

I would like to clarify a few points regarding what was in Saturday's Reflector. Our family had no problem with the fact that student records had been sent out to be digitized. The issue is that Bob Duncan has again violated Norwalk School Board Policy.
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1:25 AM Jul 25, 2010

OUR VIEW

To drink, or not to drink that is the question. Well, to be more accurate, to allow Berry's Restaurant to serve alcohol in Bresson Park or not is the question before Norwalk City Council. Berry's already has a deal with the city that allows the restaurant to serve food in the park, which is right next to its property, during the summer. However, city ordinance prohibits alcohol on city property.
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1:25 AM Jul 25, 2010

CENTER LINE

A funny thing happened on the way to Augusta. Augusta is home of The Masters the most famous golf tournament in the world. For years it has been know as "the good 'ol boys club." Usually, good ol' white boys. For one weekend out of the year each April, the top golfers from around the world would compete for a big check and a green jacket.
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1:25 AM Jul 25, 2010

39-percent say M'ville voters selfish

A quarter of the voters feel the Monroeville schools mismanage their money, according to the Reflector's online poll. When asked why they voted once again against the Monroeville schools' construction levy, another 27 percent said "better buildings don't equal better education." A minority, 39 percent, however, said voters refuse to pass the levy because they are "selfish."
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1:25 AM Jul 25, 2010

Man reports dead cat, gets arrested for not registering as sex offender

A rural Norwalk man, who is a registered sex offender in New Mexico, is accused of failing to register his address with local authorities. Daniel R. Fredericks, 43, of 4586 Gibbs Road, is being held at the Huron County Jail. An extradition hearing is scheduled for this afternoon in Huron County Common Pleas Court.
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