StoneRidge Senior Living in Mystic honored 19 veterans who are residents. They were honored for their military service at a luncheon observance of Veterans Day with a quilt, created and
Edison State establishes new police department
PIQUA — The Edison State Community College Department of Public Safety has changed dramatically over the past 18-months. After a successful history creating a safe campus environment, and based on changing campus safety and security standards, the Department of Administration and Finance determined the need for an armed presence on campus. Safety had been maintained through some very well-designed physical security measures and competent security guards contracted to serve the college.
According to a press release, in mid-2019, a search was conducted for a Director of Campus Safety and Security. Bruce Jamison, retired chief of police from the city of Piqua Police Department, was brought on board and found support from administration and trustees to form a police department to meet the needs of a growing college with multiple campus locations through professional law enforcement. A police department was established by meeting the requirements of the Ohio Attorney General’s Office–the first new police department in the state in about five years.
Friends and Neighbors
Each building in the StoneRidge Nordic Village is illuminated to allow for daytime and evening enjoyment. (photo by Charlie Schott)
The StoneRidge Nordic Village went on display in the community green in early December. (photo by Cynthia Barrett)
StoneRidge residents Ed Sauers, kneeling, and Scott Taylor, standing, work on the Nordic village in the StoneRidge woodworking shop. (photo by Cynthia Barrett)
Members of the StoneRidge Woodworking Club took advantage of this fall’s temperate weather to get started on the Nordic Village in October. (photo by Cynthia Barrett)
Olivia Head poses with the inspirational posters she installed in the girls’ bathroom of St. Michael’s School as part of her Silver Award project. (photo submitted)