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Bordenkircher delivers state of West Lafayette

Bordenkircher delivers state of West Lafayette

| January 24, 2023

While 2022 was met with many challenges brought by supply chain issues and inflation driven higher cost, it also brought much success to the village as is detailed below. Fiscal Officer Amy Bourne put forth great efforts in accomplishing her tasks and her efforts are greatly appreciated. During 2022, she implemented direct deposit for all […]

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Maple announces run for mayor of West Lafayette

Maple announces run for mayor of West Lafayette

| December 18, 2022

Tyler Maple has announced his candidacy for the office of mayor of the Village of West Lafayette. “I am excited to announce that I am running for mayor here in the Village of West Lafayette,” he said. “Many people locally have encouraged me to run as they feel the village needs new leadership. I agree. […]

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Commissioners are working on several projects

Commissioners are working on several projects

| August 31, 2022

The Coshocton County Commissioners have been working on several projects to benefit the county. Updates include new buildings, renovating other buildings and adding broadband to as much of the county as possible. Mary Beck, county administrator and project manager, said that in the 33 years she has worked for the county, this is the most […]

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Mills praises fire department at council meeting

Mills praises fire department at council meeting

| May 24, 2022

“Mow your grass. Mow your grass. Mow your grass. You had to mow it last year and this year you still have to mow your grass,” said Mayor Mark Mills during the May 23 committee meetings. Mills expressed that he and the city are aware of the cemetery at South Lawn having water lines that […]

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Cleanup day volunteers thanked at council meeting

Cleanup day volunteers thanked at council meeting

| April 12, 2022

At the April 11 city committee meeting and council meeting, Mayor Mark Mills expressed gratitude and thanks to the 75 volunteers who showed up for the cleanup day that occurred on April 9. He went on to encourage drivers to not throw trash out of their vehicles onto the streets. Instead, he suggests using trash […]

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Conesville Village Hall completed within budget

Conesville Village Hall completed within budget

| March 2, 2022

Construction has been completed on the new Conesville Village Hall located at 312 State St. in Conesville, within budget. The village purchased the 312 State St. property in November 2020 after the Coshocton County Sheriff offered the property at public sale on two occasions and failed to produce a single bid. According to Solicitor William […]

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Mills delivers state of the city

Mills delivers state of the city

| February 15, 2022

2021 the year of variants, health care crisis, inflation, worker shortages, supply chain issues, vaccinations, at least not all meetings are on zoom, we are in the hybrid model now. That two week “flatten the curve” sure lasted longer than we all expected. President Hilgenberg, council members, elected officials, coworkers, and my fellow citizens. I […]

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Council discusses needs of Coshocton during inclement weather

Council discusses needs of Coshocton during inclement weather

| January 31, 2022

At the city council meeting, held on Jan. 24, Amy Shutt was introduced as the new council clerk. Council members held a moment of silence for the previous clerk, Cherry Wilson, who passed away while battling cancer. Also, Mayor Mark Mills requested Terry Boehm be added to the City Health Board to replace Doug Speicher […]

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