Bath, United States (Local)
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By: Chris Partis
Police Sgt. Matthew Mihalik was sworn in at the April 6 Bath Board of Trustees meeting. Shown from left are Fiscal Officer Laura Tuttle, Trustees Sean Gaffney, Elaina Goodrich and Sharon Troike, Bath Police Chief Vito Sinopoli and Mihalik. Photo courtesy of William Funk BATH — The Bath Township Board of Trustees approved the promotion
BATH — The Revere Local Schools Board of Education unanimously approved a contract renewal for the district’s superintendent at the board’s April 21 meeting. Superintendent Dan White came to the Revere district in April 2025 to replace outgoing superintendent Michael Tefs, and officially took office Aug. 1, 2025. White came to Revere after serving as
The Yellow Creek watershed Photo courtesy of Sarah Barrow BATH — The Bath Township Board of Trustees heard a comprehensive update on the water quality in the Yellow Creek watershed during its April 20 meeting. Sarah Barrow, watershed and outreach supervisor with the Summit Soil and Water Conservation District, presented a detailed overview of the
BATH — The Bath Township trustees paid tribute to former Bath Fire Chief Larry Hershey during the May 4 meeting. Trustee Sean Gaffney read the tribute to Chief Hershey, who died March 25 and was Bath Fire Department’s longest serving fire chief. Gaffney said Hershey was sworn in as Bath’s fire chief in 1964 and
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BATH — The Bath Township Board of Trustees took its May 18 meeting on the road as it met in front of a student audience at Revere High School (RHS). RHS social studies teacher Jason Milczewski hosted the trustees for students in his Advanced Placement Government and Advanced Placement History classes. According to Trustee Elaina
BATH — The Revere Local Schools Board of Education approved the hiring of the district's new athletic director during a monthly work session May 12.
BATH — The Bath Township Board of Trustees recognized former township fire Chief James Paulett for his service to the township and his receipt of a prestigious statewide award during the June 15 meeting. Trustee President Sharon Troike announced that Paulett was honored May 15 at the 45th annual Hall of Fame and Fire Awards
BATH — The Bath Township Board of Trustees approved external advertising for two administrative positions during its June 29 meeting.
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BATH — The Revere Local Schools Board of Education heard presentations from three district groups on their upcoming projects benefiting district students during the board's June 30 meeting.
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Officials also swear in new police officer New Bath Police officer Nicholas Mennell Jr. was sworn-in at the trustees’ July 13 meeting. Pictured, from left, are: Fiscal Officer Laura Tuttle, trustees Elaina Goodrich and Sean Gaffney, Marianne and Nicholas Mennell Jr., police Chief Vito Sinopoli and police Capt. Rob Griffith. Photo courtesy of Bill Funk
