Author: Jeff "JP" Miklovic

GOST 2019 BINGO for Cub Scouts

Cub Scout Pack #372 in conjunction with NB Gleaner Arbor #461 hosting GOST Bingo. 

North Baltimore Cub Scout Pack #372 in conjunction with North Baltimore Gleaner Arbor #461 will again be hosting the GOST Bingo. 

Bingo will run from 1 till 6 pm in the Fire Hall.

This year all games will be 3 bingo cards for $1. Most games will be split the pot game with special Bingo’s approximately every half hour.  For the special Bingo games the prizes will be a $20 gift certificate to a local merchant and Gleaner items.

At approximately 5:30 pm we will start a cover all bingo for the grand prize. Each participant will be limited to 3 cards only for the final bingo and the price will be $1 per card with a 3 card limit per person.

The grand prize this year will be a Samsung 43” Smart TV and a Costco Gold Membership, these prizes are valued at a grand total of $380. 

Children 15 and under must play with an adult.

Cold pop and water will also be available for sale during Bingo for $1 each.

All proceeds from the Bingo will go to Pack #372’s future activities.

GOST 2019 Pet Show Info

Always cute and darling, and sometimes strange….

The Children’s Pet Show will take place on Good Ole Summertime, Saturday, July 27, 2019 at 10:30 am. 

Children age 4-12 are invited to bring a pet on a leash or in a carrier to the Main St. Gazebo area.  Registration begins at 10 am. 

Children may complete an entry form at the registration table, download here or pick up a form at the NB Public Library to turn in at registration. 

Please be sure to take all pets home following the show then return to enjoy the day’s festivities! 

The Pet Show is sponsored by the North Baltimore Area Chamber of Commerce.

Photos from previous GOST Pet Shows!

Blood Drive at Hancock-Wood Friday 7/19

Blood donors are desperately needed!

NORTH BALTIMORE BLOOD DRIVE

Contact NB Blood Drive Coordinator Stephanie Walters to register or to volunteer:  stephanie.walters@briarhillhc.com

Date – July 19, 2019

Location – Hancock-Wood Electric Community Room

Time – 10 AM – 4 PM

Each donor or volunteer will be entered into a raffle to win a Red Cross T-Shirt!

Briar Hill Blood Drive July 2019 flyer

Steak Sale $2 Off @ Custom Cuts!

Strips Steaks – Sirloin Steaks – Rib-Eye Steaks – Cut Fresh for you!

Senior Citizens Tuesdays
10% OFF ANY Purchase

 

North Baltimore Custom Cuts 
– FRESH for YOUR GRILL!

From the farms to the freezers – We’ll cut whatever you want FRESH!!!
NOT Pre-Packaged!

 

ALL STEAKS CUT TO ORDER!!


SAVE $2.00 per pound!
NY Strip – $9.99#
Top Sirloin – $6.99#
Ribeyes – $10.99#

 

Ground FRESH DAILY

85% LEAN Ground Beef
$4.79#

 

Ground Beef Patties
85% lean
4 to a pound
3 to a pound
$5.35#

 

Our Bun Length Brats
Regular – Cheddar – Pepper Jack – Bahama Mama
$1.50 each
(a meal in itself!)

 

Western Style Ribs  – $3.39#
Pork Steak – $2.79#
Assorted Bon-In Pork Chops – $2.89#

Whole Chickens
$1.99#

Split Chickens
$2.09#

Boneless Chicken Breast
$2.89#

Chicken Leg Quarters
$.99#

 

Our Own Hickory Smoked
BACON
$5.99#

 

Sliced – Rindless Jowl Bacon
$3.99#

 

Amish Natural Casing Hot Dog – $5.99#

 

Our Own CHICKEN SALAD – $5.99
Our Own Sandwich Spread – $5.49

 

Deli Cheeses from Walnut Creek
Swiss-Colby-Pepper Jack-CoJack
$5.49


We accept Credit – Debit – EBT

(7/15): Downtown Project Info Meeting

NB Downtown Enhancement Project (100 block of North Main)


July 15th – North Baltimore Downtown Enhancement project public information meeting at the Depot Community Hall at 6:00 p.m.

Downtown Revitalization Project (100 block of N. Main Street) –

Geddis Paving and Excavating is the contractor for this project. The project is anticipated to begin construction around August 5th. (AFTER GOST!!!)

A public information meeting at the Depot Community Hall on July 15th.

UPDATE:  Ohio Public Works Commission grant (200 block of N. Main Street) – The notice to proceed with the engineering & design phase should be provided by August 1st. Construction is anticipated to begin during the summer of 2020.

Downtown NB looking south

 

Ohio Star Quilters of Findlay Will Meet

Anyone interested in quilting is welcome to attend. 

Ohio Star Quilters of Findlay will meet on Monday, July 22, 9:30 am in  Findlay at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 1701 Tiffin Avenue. 

The day begins with the business meeting followed by Show and Tell.

Anyone interested in quilting is welcome to attend. 

Questions regarding the Ohio Star Quilters Club may be directed to Pat Czaplicki at 567-250-8537. 

Special NB Council Meeting Tuesday – 7/16

Village Council will meet in Special Session at 5:30 pm

VILLAGE OF NORTH BALTIMORE
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday July 16, 2019
5:30 PM

AGENDA

Pledge of Allegiance

Roll Call

III. Approval of the Agenda

New Legislation, Resolutions, Motions or Business

First Reading of Ordinances and Resolutions

ORDINANCE 2019 – 23 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE ADMINISTRATOR TO ACCEPT THE COST PROPOSAL FROM RICHLAND ENGINEERING LIMITED AND TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION, INSPECTION AND MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR THE NORTH MAIN STREET CBD ENHANCEMENT PROJECT AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

ORDINANCE 2019 – 24 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE ADMINISTRATOR TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT TO PURCHASE A TRUCK NEEDED BY THE UTILITIES DEPARTMENT FOR ONGOING MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS OF THE UTILITY SYSTEM AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.


New Business

Presentation on the Wholesale Bulk Rate Water Study as completed by Dan Thornton, PE with Civil Engineering Solutions, LLC

Adjournment

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

HOPE YOU CAN LEND A HAND OR TWO…

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Volunteers are needed for a variety of upcoming events at the Wood County Historical Center & Museum:

• Education Tours
Monday July 15 : 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM 
Museum docent volunteers needed for school tours.
Send your response to education@woodcountyhistory.org 
 
• Education Tours 
Tuesday July 16 : 11:30 AM – 3:00 PM               
Museum docent volunteers need for school tours.
Send your response to education@woodcountyhistory.org   
 
• Chanticleer Assembly 
Wednesday July 17 : 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Volunteers are needed to help with the assembly of the Chanticleer Newsletter.
Donuts and coffee are provided.
Send your response to marketing@woodcountyhistory.org          
                                
• Wood County Fair 
July 29-August 5
The Wood County Historical Society is seeking volunteers for our fair booth July 29 – August 5. We will again partner with the Genealogy Society, but in our new space – The Fine Arts Building! Volunteers will act as greeters and advocates for the Historical Society, and all materials needed will be provided.


Fair tickets and volunteer packets can be picked up at the museum starting in mid-July.


*NOTE: Monday, July 29 Veterans get free fair admission and Thursday, August 1 Seniors get free fair admission.


(This volunteer opportunity includes a ticket to the fair)
Please use the link below to sign up!


https://signup.com/client/invitation2/secure/2866304/false#/invitation
                                     
• Front Desk Greeter 
Open shifts available, Monday-Friday 10 AM – 4 PM
Please use the link below to sign up!
http://www.woodcountyhistory.org/volunteer.html
                                                 
• Weekend Front Desk Greeter
Open shifts available, Saturday’s & Sunday’s 1 PM – 4 PM
Please use the link below to sign up!
http://www.woodcountyhistory.org/volunteer.html
                                                     
Thanks!
— the Staff of the Historical Museum & Society

I-75 Work in Toledo & Around the Area

Toledo I – 75 CLOSURES BEGAN FRIDAY for Widening and Bridge Work!

Lucas County Weekly Construction Update

Updates are highlighted in bold and underlined

75 

Interstate 75

I-75 Widening and Bridge Work 

Project 485-14/PID 77254

Through July

Lane restrictions possible between I-475 and Lagrange Street

 

Through July

  • Lane restrictions possible on northbound and southbound I-75 between Stickney Ave. and Delaware Ave. for paving
  • Ramp closures possible to/from I-75 to/from exits between Stickney Ave. and Delaware Ave. for paving
  • Pioneer Ln. between SR 120/Central Ave. and Jeep Pkwy. interchange closed

Detour: Willys Pkwy.; Berdan Ave.; Jeep Pkwy.; Central Ave.

75 

Interstate 75

*CLOSURES BEGIN FRIDAY*

I-75 Widening and Bridge Work

Projects 277-18/PID 93594 and 108-19/PID 93592

Through Fall 2023

Lane restrictions possible on I-75 between Buck Rd. and Monroe St. for major reconstruction

Nightly ramp and lane closures possible on I-75 between Monroe St. and Buck Rd.

 

Friday, July 12 at 9pm through Saturday, July 13 at 6am

  • Northbound I-75 reduced to one lane between Buck Rd. and South Ave. for barrier wall installation

 

Friday, July 12 at 9pm through mid-September

  • Ramp closed from northbound I-75 to Wales Rd.
    Detour: northbound I-75; Miami St.; southbound I-75
  • Ramp closed from westbound Miami St. to northbound I-75
    Detour: southbound I-75; Wales Rd.; northbound I-75

 

Saturday, July 13 at 6am through Fall 2023

  • Northbound I-75 reduced to two 11-foot lanes between Buck Rd. and Monroe St.

 

Tuesday, July 16 through Saturday, July 20, 9am-6am daily

  • Broadway St. closed between Western Ave. and Logan St.
  • Broadway St. open during rush hour traffic, 6am-9am daily
    Inbound detour: Western Ave.; AW Trail/SR 25; Washington St.; Summit St.
    Outbound detour: Logan St.; Erie St.; Sunrise Rd.; Collingwood Blvd.; AW Trail/SR 25; Western Ave.

 

Monday, July 22 through Saturday, July 27, twice daily between 9am-3pm

  • Rolling road closures on northbound I-75 for bridge beam setting
    Suggested alternate: northbound I-75; eastbound SR 795; northbound I-280; northbound I-75

 

Through Friday, August 9

  • Erie St. closed between Sunrise on-ramp and Collingwood Blvd. under I-75
  • Intersection of Newton St./Collingwood Blvd./Erie St. closed
    Detour: Temporary road being constructed to provide bidirectional traffic under I-75

 

Through November

  • Dorr St. bridge closed between Division St. and Washington St.
    Detour: 17th St.; Monroe St.; Collingwood Blvd.; Dorr St.
  • Ramp closed from northbound I-75 to Collingwood Blvd.
    Detour: northbound I-75/SR 25/Downtown; Erie St.

 

Through January 2020

  • Ramp closed from Buck Rd. to northbound I-75
    Detour: southbound I-75; SR 795; northbound I-75

 

Through Summer 2020

  • Ramp closed from Collingwood Blvd. to southbound I-75
    Detour: Collingwood Blvd.; Erie St.; Washington St.; SR 25; Southbound I-75
  • Emerald Ave. and Segur Ave. under I-75 closed. Seek alternate route.

 

Through December 2020

  • Ramp closed from South Ave. to southbound I-75
    Detour: northbound I-75; Detroit Ave.; southbound I-75

 

Through Fall 2023

  • Southbound I-75 reduced to two 11-foot lanes between Wales Rd. and Buck Rd.
75 

Interstate 75

*CLOSURES BEGIN MONDAY*

Indiana Avenue Bridge Replacement

Project 8010-17/PID 86926

Through July

Indiana Ave. over I-75 closed to through traffic

Ramp from southbound I-75 to Washington St./Downtown (Exit 202A) reduced to one lane

7pm-6am: Lane restrictions on I-75 possible between Dorr St. and Nebraska Ave.

 

Monday, July 15 and Wednesday, July 17, overnight 10pm-6am

  • Ramp closed from southbound I-75 to Washington St./Downtown (Exit 202A)
    Detour: Collingwood Blvd. (Exit 202B); Nebraska Ave.; Erie St.

 

Thursday, July 18, overnight 10pm-6am

  • Ramp closed from northbound AW Trail/SR 25 to northbound I-75
    Detour: Washington St.; northbound I-75

 

Pedestrian access maintained on Indiana Ave.

75 

Interstate 75

*WORK BEGINS FRIDAY*

Parapet Sealing

Project 8003-19/PID 104921

Through September 2019

Lane and shoulder restrictions possible between I-280 split and the state line

 

Friday, July 12 through Monday, July 15

  • Lane restrictions possible on ramp from northbound I-75 to Alexis Rd. (Exit 210)
I 475 

Interstate 475/Corey Road

*CLOSURE BEGINS MONDAY*

Bridge Deck Replacement

Project 159-19/PID 102797

Monday, July 15 through Friday, August 16

Corey Rd. closed over I-475

Detour: Central Ave.; Talmadge Rd.; Sylvania Ave.

Ramps to/from I-475 will remain open

I 475 

Interstate 475

Bridge Work

Project 159-19/PID 102797

Through Friday, July 12, overnight 8pm-6am

Lane restrictions possible on I-475 between Holland-Sylvania Rd. and Talmadge Rd. in both directions for false work setting under Corey Rd.

I 475 

Interstate 475

Interstate 475/US 24 Interchange Improvement

Project 93-19/PID 103739

Through October

Ramp from southbound I-475 to westbound US 24 (Exit 4B) will be closed for ramp realignment

Detour: Eastbound US 24 (Exit 4A); northbound I-475 (Exit 68B); westbound US 24 (Exit 4B)

Additional lane restrictions possible

US 20A 

US Route 20A

*CLOSURE BEGINS FRIDAY*

Special Event Closure

Friday, July 12 through Sunday, July 14

US 20A closed between Airport Hwy. and SR 295 for the Air Show

Detour: SR 64; SR 295

Other local closures are possible

state route 2 SR 2 

State Route 2/Anthony Wayne High Level Bridge

*CLOSURE BEGINS FRIDAY*

Bridge Dehumidification Project

Project 3001-18/PID 101556

Through June 2020

Lane restrictions possible between Broadway St. and Clark St.

 

Friday, July 12, overnight 10pm-6am

  • Bridge closed between Broadway St. and Clark St.
state route 2 SR 2 

State Route 2

Traffic Signal Replacement

Project 33-19/PID 101148

Through December

Lane restrictions possible on SR 2/Airport Hwy. near Holloway Rd.

SR 25 

State Route 25/Anthony Wayne Trail

Bridge Replacement

Project 142-18/PID 85266

Through summer 2020

Lane restrictions on SR 25/Anthony Wayne Trail between Western Ave. and Collingwood Blvd.

 

Until further notice

Inbound SR 25 reduced to one, 11-foot lane

Outbound SR 25 remains two lanes

 

Through October

Emerald Ave. closed between Vinton St. and SR 25/Anthony Wayne Trail and City Park Ave. closed between Greene St. and SR 25/Anthony Wayne Trail

Seek alternate route

Additional lane restrictions may be announced

SR 64 

State Route 64

Waterville Bridge Replacement
Project 567-17/PID 92088

Through September 2020

Lane restrictions possible

 

One weekend closure in 2019 (dates TBA)

Memorial Park remains closed through October 2020

SR 184 

State Route 184

Resurfacing & Drainage Work

Project 262-18/PID 99662

Through July

Lane restrictions on SR 184/Alexis Rd. between Acres Rd. and Flanders Rd.

SR 184 

State Route 184

Traffic Signal Replacement

Project 33-19/PID 101148

Through December

Lane restrictions possible on SR 184/Alexis Rd. near Whiteford Rd.

SR 295 

State Route 295

Bridge Painting

Project 553-18/PID 102923

Through September

Lane restrictions possible on SR 295 in Grand Rapids for bridge painting preparation work

Various Routes District-wide

Guardrail & Electrical Maintenance

Projects 1052-17, 1050-18 & 1059-17/PIDs 103414, 103373, 106115

Through December

Lane restrictions are possible district-wide

**All work is weather permitting.**

CSX Corporation Declares Quarterly Dividend

…payable on September 13, 2019, to shareholders of record at the close of business on August 30, 2019.

CSX Corporation Declares Quarterly Dividend

7/10/2019 4:07:00 PM
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July 10, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Today, the Board of Directors of CSX Corporation (NASDAQ: CSX) approved a $0.24 per share quarterly dividend on the company’s common stock. The dividend is payable on September 13, 2019, to shareholders of record at the close of business on August 30, 2019.

About CSX and its Disclosures

CSX, based in Jacksonville, Florida, is a premier transportation company.  It provides rail, intermodal and rail-to-truck transload services and solutions to customers across a broad array of markets, including energy, industrial, construction, agricultural, and consumer products.  For nearly 200 years, CSX has played a critical role in the nation’s economic expansion and industrial development.  Its network connects every major metropolitan area in the eastern United States, where nearly two-thirds of the nation’s population resides.  It also links more than 230 short-line railroads and more than 70 ocean, river and lake ports with major population centers and farming towns alike. 

This announcement, as well as additional financial information, is available on the company’s website at http://investors.csx.com. CSX also uses social media channels to communicate information about the company. Although social media channels are not intended to be the primary method of disclosure for material information, it is possible that certain information CSX posts on social media could be deemed material. Therefore, we encourage investors, the media, and others interested in the company to review the information we post on Twitter (http://twitter.com/CSX) and on SlideShare (http://www.slideshare.net/HowTomorrowMoves). The social media channels used by CSX may be updated from time to time. More information about the company and its subsidiaries is available at www.csx.com and on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/OfficialCSX).