Clyde to hire new finance director

Clyde to use new finance director

CLYDE — Clyde Metropolis Council will meet at 7 p.m. now, and on the agenda is a resolution to appoint a new town finance director. The former finance director, Craig Davis, resigned in April.

There also is a resolution to authorize the city supervisor to retain the services of an engineering group, Blanchard Design and style Associates of Findlay, for a North Church Street enhancement challenge.

A resolution to make metropolis providers offered to at 14.8-acre assets owned by John W. and Carolyn R. Rhodes, once it is annexed into the town, also is on the agenda.

Yard plots now out there to community inhabitants

FREMONT – Sandusky County residents could indication up for the neighborhood yard undertaking.

The garden, being coordinated by the Ohio Condition College Sandusky County Extension business and the Sandusky/Ottawa Master Gardeners in cooperation with the county commissioners and the Town of Fremont, consists of plots and elevated beds on county land at the corner of Countryside Push and Fifth Road, just south of the US Route 6 exit off of the US Route 20 bypass.

To indication up for a plot, post a $20 deposit that is refundable at season’s stop if all guidelines have been adopted. Grasp Gardener task coordinators will get in touch with participants to assign a plot and cover the rules and rules for the back garden. Members can plant what ever they would like, but should deliver their very own vegetation, yard resources and servicing to the backyard garden plots.

The metropolis has offered a water access so individuals can water their plots. Master Gardeners would be happy to help any one with ideas on what to develop and how to improve it.

The indication-up sheet is located at the Sandusky County Extension Workplace, 2000 Countryside Push, or get in touch with 419-334-6340. There is no deadline to sign up.

Past ELMS supper for time set on Thursday

PORT CLINTON — The very last ELMS Community Food of the spring year will be at 5 p.m. Thursday at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, East 2nd Road. The dinner will consist of barbecue hen and trimmings. The meal is carry-out only. The cost-free foods are sponsored by St. Thomas and Peace Lutheran churches and will resume in September.

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