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  City Administrator John Alexander had little comment on the report, which is a binding decision.
  
  "The conciliator found for the position of the IAFF 3331, and under Ohio law that is the end of the story," he said.

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  City Administrator John Alexander said the current municipal contracts do not expire until Feb. 28.

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  Perrysburg Administrator John Alexander said about the scheduled meeting: "It is my expectation that there will be a thoughtful civil discussion that will bring a resolution of issues."
  
  Mr. Alexander said among those at the meeting will be himself and Mayor Nelson Evans, some city council members, the township's three trustees, and zoning and other officials from both communities.

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  The city will match that amount, City Administrator John Alexander said.
  
  •Authorized city officials to seek bids for the second phase of the Fort Meigs Road improvement project.
  
  Mr. Alexander said plans call for widening Fort Meigs from Eckel Junction Road south to the CSX railroad crossing. A center turn lane and multi-purpose path will be added to that strectch of Fort Meigs, similar to what was done from the rail crossing south to Roachton Road last summer.

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  Digging into breakfast were Mark Wasylyshyn, Wood County sheriff; Raymond Huber, Wood County engineer; John Alexander, Perrysburg city administrator; Perrysburg Municipal Court Judge S. Dwight Osterud, and others, including a lot of the city's hardworking firefighters.
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  Rob and Debbie Powers and sons Jack, left, and Brendan at the first Bowl For Kids' Sake event at Southwyck Lanes.
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  The statement was directed to her husband, Jack, who sometimes bowls for his daughter Jacqueline's team.
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  Everyone had fun, including the honorary chairman, Indy 500 champ Sam Hornish, Jr., along with sportscaster Rob Powers of WTVG-TV, Channel 13, whose son, Jack, 3 1/2, bowled the first ball.

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  The temporary break in water service on Wednesday that sparked an ongoing boil-water advisory on Perrysburg's east side may have been caused by an electrical problem at a pump station, city Administrator John Alexander said.Mid Kent Water has thanked its customers for using water sparingly over the summer, so avoiding the need for rationing and stand-pipes.

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  But no formal application has yet been filed, said John Alexander, city administrator.

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  Perrysburg Administrator John Alexander said the state funding would be "a significant component of the financial package for the acquisition of this historic site."
  
  The city planned to tear down a vacant house on the property, remove an underground heating-oil tank, and deed the property to the state historical society, Mr. Alexander explained.

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  But Perrysburg City Administrator John Alexander doesn't expect these layoffs to affect that package.
  
  "O-I is to make it's best effort to retain that level," Alexander says.

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  But they haven't said how many people the factory will employ, said John Alexander, city administrator.

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