Grace Lutheran Church hosts Breath of Life event
Grace Lutheran Church presents an adult admission program titled Breath of Life with details available from church organizers. Community members are invited to attend and learn about the event offerings and schedule.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Ohio Lottery Results and Big Jackpots Report
Lottery results from Ohio and other states list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5 and Ten and Oh draws, plus Mega Millions and Classic Lotto jackpots. Rolling Cash 5 reaches 167000 dollars, Classic Lotto 19200000 dollars, Mega Millions est 78000000 dollars.
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Newspaper Staff Directory Note
A nearby desk note lists staff roles with editor names and phone extensions. Andrew R. Young is editor, Julie Wallace managing editor, Benjamin Nagy news editor, Kevin Aprile sports, Bruce Bishop chief photographer, Phil Hicks listed under Newspapers in Education.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Phil Hicks
War on bugs spans new fecesMosquitoes and flytraps target troops
Researchers from the Pentagon’s Deployed Warfighter Protection Research Program presented pest innovations at the American Mosquito Control Association meeting. Initiatives include flu prevention via rodent droppings, a blue flytrap that catches thousands of houseflies daily, and plant-based repellents potentially rivaling DEET for future public use.
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New Orleans
U.S
Pentagon
American Mosquito Control Association
Graham B. White
Armed Forces Pest Management Board
Ing
Environmental Protection Agency
Navy
Joe
Friendship APL eyes outdoor dog runs and fundraising
Denise Willis leads abuse investigations at Friendship APL which rescues abused animals and nourished seven malnourished horses years ago. The shelter plans an enclosed dog area costing about 37000 dollars and roof repairs as funding aims to raise awareness through Zootoo’s contest.
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Heys
Friendship Apl
APL
Murray Ridge
Zootoo.com
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Elyria shelter votes run April 13–19 with 70 votes allowed
The notice urges participation in an online voting event with no cost to join or use the site. Voters may cast up to 10 votes daily from noon April 13 to midnight April 19 totaling 70 votes. Zootoo spokeswoman Lee Makofsky cites member activity. contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chroniclet.com.
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Elyria Shelter
Zootoo
Lee Makofsky
Cindy Leise
Cleise
Chroniclet.com
Alums Upset Over Missing Time Capsule
New York authorities report a woman who jumped to her death in a busy city mall fell onto a teenager, causing injuries. The incident drew scrutiny over the mall’s safety and event planning, prompting alums to demand answers about a missing time capsule linked to a campus project.
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New York
New York City
Sewer project in Eaton and Carlisle townships faces fees
LORCO plans a sewer line in Eaton and Carlisle townships charging a $5000 tap-in fee plus contractor costs for homes. Critics call the project costly and unnecessary. Proponents cite 3700 planned homes and reduced construction costs to lower bills. A prior lawsuit by Jeffrey Milum and Donna Hicks seeks to halt LORCO. The project budget was $33 to $36 million. Contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147 or bdicken chroniclet.com.
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Eaton
Carlisle
Jeffrey Milum
Donna Hicks
LORCO
McConnell
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
Chroniclet.com
Easter Egg Hunt Plans Bring City Groups Together
HUNT members plan an Easter egg hunt at North Park Sports Complex with Frank Gustoff coordinating. Elyria Kiwanis will provide 500 dollars and volunteers from Key Club and local schools join the effort. The event hides about 5 000 eggs under hay after melting the ice rink, with candy or prize tickets inside.
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Frank Gustoff
Parks and Recreation Department
Gustoff
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Elyria High School
Elyria Catholic High School
Open Door Christian School
Elyria Eagles
Lorain Novelty
North Park
Lisa Bowman
Read-a-thon boosts school reading time and sparks courage
Hailey Reid and classmates deviated from the usual haircut to topple a dome style, drawing encouragement from peers. Teachers scheduled at least 15 minutes of daily reading, totaling about 947 school hours and 613 home hours, with parental reading support. Contact Adam Wright at 329-7129 or awright chroniclet.com.
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Adam Wright
Awright
Chroniclet.com
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