Lorain Schools suspend teachers over bus trip scandal
Three Whitker Middle School teachers Cynthia Baker Bonita Glasbrenner and Michael Kishman were suspended for three days after a Mount Union College field trip in which students on the bus engaged in a truth or dare game involving kissing and a sex act. Eight students were expelled or suspended for alleged sexual misbehavior, with superintendent Dee Morgan saying supervision was inadequate and the incident harmed the district’s image.
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Delphi Plant Sale Plan Threatens Jobs in Sandusky Area
Delphi Corp proposes closing or selling several plants including the Sandusky facility, prompting warnings that layoffs would hit communities and tax revenue. Local leaders and workers fear devastation if the second largest Sandusky operation shuts or is sold, with GM as a major supplier and bankruptcy actions to void labor contracts as part of restructuring.
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Widow recalls son killed in home town shooting tragedy
Patrick and Peggy Warner mourn Edward M. Warner a 19 year old killed in a street shooting near their home. They describe Eddie as a bright popular teen known for his smile and humor and fear for his safety as violence grips their community. The couple laments guns and senseless loss in what they call a war at home.
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Addie Warner
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Elyria High School Funding Edge From State Aid Change
Elyria School District may secure 24 million of the 64 million needed for a new high school after a late budget bill added a rule change. Superintendent Paul Rigda and Board members Ginny Hawes and Holly Brinda celebrated the potential shift to 40 percent state funding, ending years of rejections of tax plans.
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Indiana to observe daylight saving time statewide
Deane's Tavern in West College Corner Indiana has benefited from Indiana not observing daylight saving time for seven months. Ohio drinkers could cross the state line for another hour of service. The switch to statewide DST ends the arrangement for the first time in over 80 years.
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