Woodville News

An 11th hour push to table a bill that would consolidate the judgeships of the Sandusky County Courts in Clyde and Woodville had no effect on state legislators.

THEFTS 2:07 p.m., a woman reported the door to her home was kicked in sometime over the past month and two watches and 11 one-ounce bars of silver were taken, 2600 block of Sandusky County Road 69, Washington Township.

A year ago this month, our community lost a great leader, supporter and friend. Gary Zajac, with his infectious smile and warm, genuine embrace, was loved by almost everyone who knew him.

A bill that would consolidate the judgeships of the Sandusky County courts in Clyde and Woodville was passed Tuesday in the Ohio House of Representatives by a vote of 96-0. The Sandusky County Commissioners threw their support behind the bill after holding a special meeting Monday to hear comment on HB 433, which is sponsored by Rep.

After hearing from residents both opposed to and in support of a plan to combine the county courts in Woodville and Clyde, Sandusky County commissioners have decided not to ask State Rep.

Sandusky County will continue to back a bill that would combine the county's judge positions in Clyde and Woodville into a single, full-time judgeship.

What do the village councils in Woodville and Gibsonburg, the Woodville Township trustees, and members of the Sandusky County Bar Association have in common? They're all opposed to a bill pending in the Ohio House of Representatives that would consolidate the Sandusky County Courts of Clyde and Woodville into a single municipal court.

Officials from Gibsonburg and Woodville address Sandusky County commissioners at their meeting Tuesday with concerns about plans to consolidate the two county courts in Clyde and Woodville into a single judgeship.

News, sports and information from the North Baltimore, Ohio and SouthWood Area, Wood County, Ohio, U.S.A. * updated frequently * editor@TheNBXpress.com We had a very good turnout at the Camporee, held at the North Baltimore Village Park.

A bill that would consolidate the Sandusky County Courts of Clyde and Woodville into a single municipal court has received committee approval and will go to the full Ohio House of Representatives for a vote.