“He was just the kind of guy you could not say enough about,” said Lakemore Police Chief Ken Ray.

Ray was referring to police Sgt. Ronald C. See, 49, who passed away at his home on April 26 from an apparent heart attack.

Former Springfield Township Assistant Fire Chief, Ralph Edward Dye, 83, passed away on March 8, after a short stay in the hospital.

The field has been narrowed down to two candidates to replace outgoing superintendent Dr. Wade Lucas. Initially there were 23 applications for the position. From this list the board narrowed it down to five candidates. Out of this group two were selected for the final round of interviews.The two candidates under consideration are Rod Moorman and Mike Nutter.
 

This is a very good question. First of all, as a resident of Springfield Township I have no problem being served by Lakemore’s safety forces. They are quality people with quality chiefs. Through mutual aid many residents of both communities have been served by the safety forces of the other community.

Here we go again! More changes to your paper. I am hoping by the time you read this column the weather will move around the bend and change into spring! I know it is still winter, but Mother Nature teasing us has not been nice.

It is very difficult to say goodbye to someone you’ve known for many years. Martha was such an inspiration to me.

Though I have known her for around 40 years, I remember the first time we met personally at Judy Cain’s Aerobics class. I was wearing a water ski t-shirt and she questioned me, “Do you water ski?” I said “Yes” and we just hit it off right away.