LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Clinic remains popular (05/09/06)
With the increased use of the Jay County Immunization Clinic and a reduction in funding from the state, local health department officials are looking at ways to keep the clinic going.
Bond issue is discussed (05/16/06)
Members of a local board faced a tough choice and decided to weigh their options before moving forward.
Dunkirk improvement committee wins support (05/23/06)
DUNKIRK — Two city residents, often on opposite sides of the political fence, voiced agreement at Monday night’s city council meeting about the prospects for a bright future for Dunkirk’s newest volunteer committee.
Sewer to be moved (06/02/06)
A local board has decided to move a sewer line located under a new development before it breaks.
Project moves ahead (06/02/06)
Members of the feisty crowd didn’t get the outcome for which they had hoped.
Noble Township residents press for CFO action (06/05/06)
While residents near Portland get caught up in the prospect of a new ethanol plant, residents of Noble Township in eastern Jay County are still expressing concerns about a proposed confined feeding operation to be built near them.
Redkey council approves tag fees (06/06/06)
REDKEY — Town residents will be required to purchase registration tags for their dogs and cats as soon as possible, according to action approved at a special town council meeting Monday night.
Sitting high and dry (06/06/06)
Raising Jay County road 750 East near New Corydon has apparently helped alleviate standing water across the roadway when the area floods.
Budget review begins (06/07/06)
GENEVA — The town’s budget for 2007 is expected to show a 3 percent increase.
Location sought for 2007 Glass Days (06/13/06)
DUNKIRK — Glass Days is looking for a new home.
JCDC to ask for budget increase (06/07/06)
As the fiscal year for Jay County Development Corporation comes to an end on June 30, executive director, Bob Quadrozzi, introduced the 2007 budget to JCDC members in the board’s regular meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Industrial Park Drive project a go (06/13/06)
A new commission has voted to move forward with its first project.
Drainage a concern at plant site (06/12/06)
Residents in the area of a proposed ethanol plant southwest of Portland have a rising concern.
Commissioners begin work on 2007 budget (06/13/06)
As Jay County Commissioners began working on their 2007 budget requests Monday afternoon, it appears as if those requests may remain close to this year’s amounts.
Council makes pay step exemption (06/15/06)
Making a rare exception to the county’s salary ordinance, Jay County Council members Wednesday night agreed to hire Lisa Kirby as a first deputy in the assessor’s office two steps higher than the starting rate.
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