Statewide Issues Results [Statewide Precincts Reporting: 99.83% ] Issue 1 Veterans Compensation YES 72.15% - 2,203,921 N

HILLSBORO CITY GOVERNMENT
Hillsboro Treasurer - Bob Storer, 1,020 votes.
Hillsboro President of Council - Lee Koogler, 913 votes.
Hillsboro Second Ward Council - Rod Daniels, 200 votes.
Hillsboro Third Ward Council - Mary Brown Turner, 182 votes.
Hillsboro Fourth Ward Council - Bill Alexander, 330 votes.
Hillsboro Council-at-Large - Bonnie Parr, 801 votes; David Shoemaker, 725
votes; Brian Waller, 660 votes.

GREENFIELD  CITY GOVERNMENT
Council-at-Large (two elected) - Betty Jackman, 534 votes; Brenda Losey, 385
votes; Tati Cunningham, 353 votes; Garry Miller, 273 votes.

LEESBURG
Village Council (two elected) - Richard Tolle, 171 votes; Danny Daulton, 153
votes.

LYNCHBURG
Village Council (four elected) Christine Wilbanks, 358 votes; Denise
Vilvens, 335 votes; Carolyn Hastings, 320 votes; Sandy West, 306 votes;
Terry Moore, 121 votes; Harold Braley, 100 votes.

MOWRYSTOWN
Village Council - Stephen Sheeley, 46 votes.

BRUSH CREEK TOWNSHIP
Trustee - (two elected) Danny McBee, 199; Jeff Garen, 191; David Cruea, 189;
Sam Purdin, 82.

CLAY TOWNSHIP
Trustee (two) - Brett Glover, 346; Kenneth Bohl, 252; Steve McConnaughey,
179; Glenn Watson II, 106.

CONCORD
Township Trustee (two elected) - Jason Campbell, 239 votes; Brandon A.
Stratton, 196 votes; J.D. Ogden, 184 votes; Roy R. Bellamy, 177 votes.

DODSON
Township Trustee (two elected) - Ty E. Smith, 490 votes; Trever Elam, 308
votes; Fred Scott Rammel, 307 votes; Rick Wilkin, 181 votes; Ernie Soale,
159 votes; Steve Walker, 91 votes.

FAIRFIELD
Township Trustee (two elected) - Kenneth E. Stevens, 527 votes; Jay E.
Duncan, 478 votes; Travis Paris, 267 votes; Jeffrey F. Lawwell, 211 votes.

HAMER
Township Trustee (two elected) - Jon Holbrook, 168 votes; Thomas E.
Leininger, 157 votes; Deron Cadwallader, 108 votes; Ronald M. Walker, 74
votes.

JACKSON
Township Trustee (2 elected) - Chad Frazer, 197 votes; Brad Hart, 142 votes;
Ivan D. Rakyta, 129 votes; Doug Crum, 112 votes.

LIBERTY
Township Trustee (1 elected) - Stephen E. Lerch, 1,231 votes; John R.
McLaughlin, 1,172 votes; Jerry Williams, 1,172 votes; Letcher Langston III,
373 votes.

MADISON
Township Trustee (2 elected) - Bill Buck, 746 votes; Bruce Baird, 730 votes;
Lanny Bryant, 703 votes; Frances Dettwiller, 470 votes.

MARSHALL
Tonwship Trustee (2 elected) - Tim Sheeley, 240 votes; John Grover, 186
votes; David Garen, 97 votes; Thomas J. Shawhan, 95 votes.

NEW MARKET
Township Trustee (2 elected) - Kenny Harless, 431 votes; Tom Juillerat, 336
votes; Rob Satterfield, 267 votes.

PAINT
Township Trustee (2 elected) - Jeff White, 621 votes; Steven M. Karnes, 535
votes; Jimmy Combs, 286 votes; James F. Davis Jr., 208 votes.

PENN TOWNSHIP
Trustee - (two) Jeff Duncan, 294 votes; Derek Watson, 230 votes; Howard
Easter, 195 votes; Robert Carey, 124 votes.

SALEM TOWNSHIP
Trustee - (one) Leroy Morgan, 152 votes; David Hamilton, 143 votes; James
Simmons, 143 votes; Chad Pitzer, 82 votes.

UNION TOWNSHIP
Trustee - (two) John Henize, 277 votes; Joseph Fraysier, 261 votes; John
Luscheck, 190 votes.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
Trustee (two) - Larry Shannon, 187; Jason McKee, 140 votes; Gary Reno, 112
votes; Travis Mootz, 105 votes; Van Smart, 58 votes; Mark Leininger, 57
votes.

WHITEOAK TOWNSHIP
Trustee - (two) Charles Bratton, 288 votes; Dana Gossett, 234 votes.

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Roger West, 1,070.

BRIGHT LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD
Board member - (two) Stuart Cox, 875 votes; Deborah Awick, 781 votes.

FAIRFIELD LOCAL
School Board (two) - Tom Campbell, 844 votes; Tracy Evans,  810 votes.

GREENFIELD EXEMPTED VILLAGE SCHOOLS
School Board (three) - Danny Long, 1,905 votes; Doug Mustard, 1,488 votes;Sandy Free, 1417 votes; Mindy Hunter, 1317 votes; John D. Shonkwiler, 756
votes; John. N. Wagoner, 564 votes.

HILLSBORO CITY SCHOOLS
School Board (three) - Sam Barnhouse, 2,433 votes; Beverly Rhoads, 1,904
votes; Bill Meyers, 1,833 votes; Darrell R. Wilson, 1,611 votes; Marilyn R.
Hiestand, 1,359 votes; Vicki Ann Harris, 990 votes.

LYNCHBURG-CLAY SCHOOLS
School Board (two) - Kristen L. Greenawalt, 1,218 votes; Stanley W. Markey,
1,057 votes; Vince Pitzer, 753 votes.

ADAMS COUNTY OHIO VOCATIONAL
School Board (three) - Judy McClellan Campbell, 117 votes; Timothy G.
Naylor, 105 votes; Michael L, Hughes, 99 votes; John Lewis, 79 votes.

ISSUES & LEVIES

STATE ISSUE 1
Yes 8,102
No 3,427

STATE ISSUE 2
Yes 9,006
No 2,699

STATE ISSUE 3
Yes 6,800
No 4,980

HIGHLAND COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
For 6,794
Against 4,770

Village of Lynchburg
For 293
Against 188

Brushcreek Township Cemetery Renewal
For 247
Against 145

Marshall Township Fire Replacemant
For 238
Against 108

New Market Township Fire Replacement
For 400
Against 208

Paint Township Fire Additional
For 569
Against 429

Penn Township Fire Renewal
For 341
Against 137

Washington Township Fire Renewal
For 256
Against 129

East Clinton Local School
For 188
Against 134

Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District
For 1,102
Against 461

Buford Marathon Local Option
Yes 283
No 203

Buford Marathon Local Option Sunday Sales
Yes 258
No 228

Fling Barn Local Option
Yes 194
No 192

Fling Barn Local Option Sunday
No 225
Yes 166

A special meeting of Greenfield City Council has been called for the following purpose: A work session meeting with the

The Hillsboro City Council held a special meeting on Sunday, Nov. 1 to approve an ordinance regarding funding for the new police and fire building.

If you and your family are looking for something to do this weekend, plan to attend Leesburg’s Artisan Folk Fair Nov. 7 & 8.  Artisans and crafters will be offering items for sale to the public, and many will be demonstrating.  There will be scroll saw masters, leather workers, soap makers, and weavers.  Artisans will be sewing, crocheting and sharing their talents.  An entire room is dedicated to quilting thanks to several quilt clubs from Highland county.  Vote for your favorite!  The event is held at Fairfield school.

If you and your family are looking for something to do this weekend, plan to attend Leesburg’s Artisan Folk Fair Nov. 7 & 8.  Artisans and crafters will be offering items for sale to the public, and many will be demonstrating.  There will be scroll saw masters, leather workers, soap makers, and weavers.  Artisans will be sewing, crocheting and sharing their talents.  An entire room is dedicated to quilting thanks to several quilt clubs from Highland county.  Vote for your favorite!  The event is held at Fairfield school.

Under Columbus law, there might be no such thing as stealing a free publication - at least for now. But if some local publishers and a Columbus City Council member have their way, it will be a crime to take more than your fair share of a free newspaper.

o City Council has been called for 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1 at 130 North High Street, City Building Conference room.

The Hillsboro Lions Club, with the assistance of two TimeWarner Cable trucks and technicians, ushered in the 2009 holiday season on Sunday morning, Nov.1.