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“I love the aspect of small-town living where community support makes our schools, and our town, stronger.”

According to Superintendent Catherine Puster, both groups will receive a 4% raise in the first year, 3.5% hike the second year, and 3% the third year.

Jim Brewer Special to the Ashland Times-Gazette LOUDONVILLE - Resignations, for the purpose of retirement, of two teaching staff members with a total of 66 years of experience, were accepted by the Loudonville-Perrysville Board of Education at its March 8 meeting. Retiring were Joan Stoner, fifth-grade science teacher, who has taught a total of 36 years; and Beth Ring, elementary and junior high guidance counselor, with 30 years experience. Stoner’s retirement is effective March 31, and Ring’s at the end of the school year. “That’s a lot of experience going all at once,” Board membe...