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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 2009

Page

14

Lorain County fund offers scholarships for medical study

Lorain County Scholarship Foundation invites applicants with Lorain County residency to seek aid for medicine and related fields. Eligibility hinges on pre requisites met and enrollment in programs tied to the career. Applications are due by May 1.

Elyria Lorain County Scholarship Foundation Lorain Nty College of Pharmacy Lorain County Medical Society Hoag Drive Suite D

NAACP Breakfast in Elyria with Rev. Donald K. Young

The Elyria NAACP hosts its annual membership breakfast today from 10 a.m. to noon at the Elyria Holiday Inn on Lorain Boulevard. Guest speaker is Rev. Donald K. Young of Mount Zion Baptist Church, Lorain. Tickets cost 15 dollars for adults and 10 dollars for kids 10 and under. information at 440 323 7271.

Elyria Elyria Naacp Elyria Holiday Inn Lorain Blvd Donald K. Young Mount Zion Baptist Church Lorain Call

Bottles Spill Closes Intersection After Semi Overturns

In Butler County near Middletown a semi overturned sending thousands of empty beer bottles onto roads. Crews worked for hours picking up glass by hand slowing cleanup as CSX halted nearby train traffic and the driver was treated at a Middletown hospital for non life threatening injuries.

Middletown Cincinnati Butler County CSX

Mentor Ohio Parents sue over bullying linked death

An Ohio couple filed a federal wrongful civil rights suit against Mentor High School alleging officials failed to stop months of bullying that culminated in 17 year old Eric Mohat shooting himself March 27 2007. They seek stricter anti bullying rules while district officials say bullying is taken seriously.

Mentor Ohio Eric Mohat William Janis ‘Mohat

Man in Ohio Indicted for Bogus Coast Guard Mayday Calls

A federal indictment charges 21 year old Frederico Flores of Toledo with communicating a false distress message after phony Mayday calls sparked a 25 hour Coast Guard search of the Maumee River costing about 123000 dollars. If convicted he faces fines and repayment of costs.

Toledo Ohio Coast Guard Maumee Frederico Flores

Closed park memories mark Chippewa Lake’s 90 acre site

Janice Miller recalls Chippewa Lake Park as a child near Akron, where rides like the Big Dipper and Tumble Bug, fireworks, and boat motors filled evenings until 1978 when Continental Business Enterprises closed it. Developers Chippewa Lake Partners LLC plan a $100 million revival with a Hilton hotel, condos, a spa, institutes, and jobs.

Westfield Twp Janice Miller Chippewa Lake Park Wadsworth Continental Business Enterprises Miller Richard Duecker Chippewa Lake Partners LLC Lafayette Township Zoning Commission Alliss Strogin Strogin Lafayette Fire Department

Baby Asian elephant makes public debut at Columbus Zoo

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium begins public viewing of a newborn Asian elephant calf born last Friday. Spokeswoman Patty Peters says the tiny pachyderm will be shown a few hours daily in the elephant habitat. Phoebe, a 23 year old elephant, gave birth to a nearly 300 pound male calf. The zoo invites name ideas on its website until April 20 with the winner announced on Mother's Day.

Columbus Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Patty Peters Phoebe Columbustoo.org

Palm Sunday goes greener with Eco-Palms effort

Lutheran World Services and the University of Minnesota report rising Eco-Palms use among U S churches for Palm Sunday. In 2005 twenty two churches in four states ordered five thousand fronds. by 2009 about two thousand five hundred congregations in forty nine states used six hundred fifty thousand fronds.

U.S Columbus Jerusalem Laura Hudson Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Jesus University of Minnesota Mexico Guatemala Dean Current University Center For Integrated Natural Resources and Agricultural Management Chiapas United States Kattie Somerfeld Lutheran World Relief Baltimore

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