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2/15/06

     Council approves Economic Development Incentive Policy

     Library to be named in honor of Barbara Holcomb

     Ohio House of Representative Anthony Core addresses school board

2/8/06

     Family Dollar Store to open in Richwood

     Richwood Police/SRT apprehend suspect

 2/1/06

      LadyCat softball facility getting a timely facelift

      United Way approves $527,000 in allocations

Council approves Economic Development Incentive Policy
By CATHY MILLER   Village Council unanimously approved the Economic Development Incentive Program (EDIP) when they met in regular session on Monday, Feb. 13. Village Solons had previously rejected this same plan by a vote of 2-3 at the November 15, 2005 meeting. At that time, Council members Jim Ford and Peg Wiley had favored the program with Wade McCalf, George Showalter and Arlene Blue casting the dissenting votes. Council member Scott Jerew was absent at that meeting.

Library to be named in honor of Barbara Holcomb
Submitted by: Supt. Carol Young   The North Union Local Board of Education took action to officially designate the library at North Union High School as the Barbara A. Holcomb Student Media Center at a meeting held February 13.

Ohio House of Representative Anthony Core addresses school board
By Leigh Ann Glass   Ohio House of Represen-tative, Anthony Core, of District 83 addressed the North Union School Board when they met on Monday, Feb. 13.

Family Dollar Store to open in Richwood
A Family Dollar Store will be opening in Richwood sometime this summer, according to Jeff Dortmund,
owner of Cornerstone P.G., L.L.C., new owner of the property located at 347 E. Blagrove St.

Richwood Police/SRT apprehend suspect
  A Richwood Police Officer who was on patrol Satur- day, Feb. 4 at 4:30 a.m., discovered a partially
clothed female walking on North Franklin Street.   Upon investigation, it was discovered that the female
had allegedly been involved in a violent domestic incident. She told the officer that she had been assaulted
and that her life had been threatened. However, she ultimately was able to escape from the residence and
that is when the officer found her. She was then transported to Memorial Hospital of Union County for
treatment and was later released.

 LadyCat softball facility getting a timely facelift
By VIRG RANKIN
    A year ago at this time, the common perception was that the 2005 season
would be the final one for the North Union High School varsity softball
field.    What a difference a year makes.

United Way approves $527,000 in allocations
By DAVE BEZUSKO
Campaign & PR Director United Way of Union Co.     
   Despite campaign shortfall, United Way (UW) makes big impact in Union County.
The generosity of more than 3,200 individuals who invested in UW last
fall will pay dividends in Union County this year.