First Baptist Adds Tech Elements and Cuts Four Teachers
First Baptist Christian School plans blended learning for 2014-15, adding tablets and computers to middle and high school programs while reducing staff by the equivalent of four full-time positions. The program keeps a traditional schedule with five core subjects and 50 electives, and partners with home schooling via a new Homeschool Education Assistance Program.
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First Baptist
Elyria
First Baptist Christian School
LaGrange Road
Barbi Quick
Quick
Lorain mulls more help for housing case backlog
Lorain officials weigh adding a part time magistrate and court clerk to clear a growing housing code prosecution backlog. Law Director Pat Riley cites at least 600 ready cases and 3,000 more expected. current docket pace is insufficient to process volumes.
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Lorain
Mark Mihok
Mihok
Pat Riley
Riley
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Noted
The Chronicle Telegram states it welcomes reader input on factual errors and provides a phone contact to report corrections. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate coverage and invites readers to call the number 329-7155 with corrections.
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Chronicle-Telegram
U S ICBMs Cut to Early 1960s Levels
The Pentagon will cut 50 of 450 land based Minuteman 3 ICBMs to meet a 2011 arms treaty, leaving 400 launch ready missiles the lowest since the early 1960s. Fifty silos stay warm but empty, a move praised by Montana Senator Jon Tester for Malmstrom Air Force Base.
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Washington
U.S
Pentagon
Congress
North Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
John Tester
Malmstrom Air Force Base
341St Missile Wing
Defense paints Jackson as victim in capital murder trial
In a Chicago case, defense lawyer J Anthony Rich described defendant Jackson as shaped by a chaotic upbringing and mental issues. Prosecutors countered that antisocial disorder did not excuse his crimes, noting Jackson chose the path of violence at every step and pleaded guilty to aggravated murder. Judges James Miraldi John Miraldi and Mark Bedeski debated before resuming deliberations.
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Cillo
Jackson
Chicago
Vincent
J. Anthony Rich
Jim Croce
Leroy Brown
John Fabian
Dan Wightman
Laura Dezort
Dezert
Rich
Walton
Vincent Jackson III
Kenny Rogers
James Miraldi
John Miraldi
Mark Bedeski
Ohio Lottery Tuesday Results And Jackpot Totals
Midday Pick 3 numbers 6 1 9 and 6 9 4. Midday Pick 4 4 5 4 8 and 6 4 7 1. Midday Pick 5 5 4 8 8 6 and 2 6 7 6 3. Rolling Cash 5 14 17 22 23 35. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 130000. Classic Lotto 66.2 million. Mega Millions Tuesday numbers 35 36 41 60 71 Mega Ball 3 Megaplier 3. Mega Millions jackpot 15 million. Powerball Saturday numbers 11 21 26 33 34 Powerball 29 Power Play 5. Next Powerball jackpot 80 million.
Chronicle staff and contact listings display officer roles
The Chronicle lists executives including President/CEO Paul B. Martin and VP Andrew R. Young, plus management and editorial staff such as General Manager William D. Hudnutt, Editor Andrew R. Young, and Sports Editor Kevin Aprile, with contact numbers for departments. Also shows Circulation and Advertising contacts.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Bruce Bishop
Oberlin district advances community input on consolidation plan
Meeting notes show leaders seeking public input on designs for a consolidated Oberlin district. Eastwood Elementary would become a community building, Prospect Elementary razed for housing, Langston Middle adapted for units, and Oberlin High torn down unless incorporated.
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Oberlin
Schroth
Oberlin College
Lorain County Community College
Boys and Girls Club of
Eastwood Elementary
Prospect Elementary
Langston Middle School
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority
Kendal
Oberlin High School
Flood
Board of Education
Albert Borroni
Todd Rasmussen
Case Western University
Grant Foundation
Lorain Bank Robbery Under Investigation
Lorain police hunt a man who handed a threatening note to a Fifth Third teller and stole cash Saturday. The suspect, about 5 feet 6 inches and in his late 20s or early 30s, fled west on West Sixth Street after the heist at 559 Broadway. Call (440) 204-2100 with tips.
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Lorain
Fifth Third Bank
Broadway
Buddy Sivert
Sivert
Lorain tax financing clash hits schools libraries
Lorain Council debates tax increment financing for infrastructure amid school board opposition. The plan shifts most increased tax value away from Lorain Schools to city projects, costing the district about 112 thousand dollars over ten years while Lorain gains around 158 thousand. Officials warn the arrangement shortchanges education and library services despite claimed revenue gains.
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Jim Smith
Thornsberry
Lakewood Schools
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Between Education
Chronicleevelopt
Joanne Eldridge
Ritenauer
Leroy
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Iowa
Minnesota
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Dawn Berlekamp
Jeff Pfeiffer
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Ann Jewell Marketing
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