- Question: Who was the guest of honor at the Woodward Opera House’s grand opening?
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Susan Woodward-Peck. Susan is the great-great granddaughter of Ebeneezer Woodward, who was the original developer of the Woodward. - Question: Every year, sixth-grade students at Mount Vernon Middle School do a special project to honor Vietnam war dogs along with Ed Reeves and his War Dog Prince. What did the students do this year?The MVMS sixth-graders raised $2,619, over 25 percent more than the goal of $2,000 to sponsor the German Shepherd at the fountain. The German Shepherd will have Prince’s ear number painted on to identify him. Prince was Ed Reeves’s war dog when he served in the Vietnam War. Prince was one of only some 200 dogs out of the 4,000 who came back to the states. The rest of the sponsorship for the fountain German Shepherd came from anonymous donations and other sources.
- Question: Construction plans were drawn up by Joel Mazza to replace the old Mulberry Street school building with what?
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Mazza met with the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals in August and proposed his plans to tear down the building to build an apartment complex. In November, Mazza filed for a permit to start tearing down the building. - Question: What was the main reason behind Pacemakers Dragway Park closure?Rental cost and building restrictions. According to Rod Zolman, who operated the drag strip, the property had been under rental for over 60 years. The land-use agreement with local township also restricted the track from putting in permanent buildings like restroom. The cost of rental and maintaining temporary facilities made it difficult to financially sustain the track.
- Question: What type of machinery was used to move a barn on Snively Road?There was no machinery involved in the move. More than 200 Amish men picked up the barn, carried it over 150 feet, turned it 90 degrees and set it down on a new foundation at a farm owned by Joseph Hochsteter.
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