Warner Roach News Today

We have a lot to talk about. As we wrap up this week. We had so many days apart that we lost our group. We need to get our synchronization back. We will start with the news feed. This is the top is the stories around the world. Eddie lambert is spinning off lands end. He has been selling off sears shares. End has been called the jewel in their crown. It does not make much money. They made 1. 6 billion last year. Another struggling retailer, j. C. Penney says the sec has asked for information abo...

Street crews are preparing for the forecasted freezing rain that is to hit the area. The city has contracted with the Ohio Department of Transportation for salt brine this year.

City trucks have been equipped with plows with the anticipation of heading out this weekend. The city wants to remind residents about a few things they can do to assist

The leaves are falling, and the City of Lima is gearing up for their leaf pick-up program. Residents in wards 1st, 4th, 5th, and 6th, are asked to start raking

The leaves are falling, and the City of Lima is gearing up for their leaf pick-up program. Residents in wards 1st, 4th, 5th, and 6th, are asked to start raking

Where is the salt? I’m just wondering, Warner Roach, head of the street department. Why weren’t the salt trucks out on Thursday before all the

LIMA — Now that the region has had it’s first significant taste of winter this year, Lima Mayor Sharetta Smith used her weekly press conference

Parked cars hinder Lima’s road cleanup By Staff Reports - info@limanews.com LIMA — Lima’s roads should all be plowed after Monday’s heavy snowfall, but city officials said some neighborhoods may still need to move cars off the road to do a better job. Warner Roach, of Lima’s streets department, said his office received many calls as the city didn’t get to neighborhoods quickly enough. He noted crews focused on major arteries starting at 3 p.m. Monday, and at 7 a.m. Tuesday they swit...

Narrow streets vex plow drivers By David Trinko - dtrinko@limanews.com A sign warns drivers to move their vehicles after 4 inches of snow or more along Lima’s Marian Avenue on Wednesday morning. Lima officials reminded drivers to make a clear path for snowplows after a storm earlier this week and more snowfall predicted Thursday night. Read Limas rules about snow removal Snow piles up behind a car on Lima’s Marian Avenue on Wednesday morning. Lima officials reminded drivers to make a clea...