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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2001
Page
1
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Elyria School Board tentatively adopts a master plan to build six new elementary schools, renovate four buildings, shutter 14 schools including Cascade Crestwood Eastgate Ely Franklin Hamilton McKinley Oakwood Roosevelt Spring Valley Thomas Jefferson Windsor Edison, and close Northwood Junior High. The plan seeks Expedited Local Partnership Program entry to fund a new high school with a 35 percent local reimbursement, but remains subject to change.
In Lorain County students in Key stone Middle School created 40 miniature tornadoes in Deb Krolczyk’s eighth grade science room using cardboard boxes and cellophane. The steam and airflow simulate real tornado formation, helping teens learn safety without danger or damage.
The Chronicle Telegram notes tornado season runs from spring to mid summer with a recent Youngstown tornado as a reminder. Lorain County EM A director Tom Kelley urges basement shelter or a small central room, advises against mobile homes and bridge abutments, and recommends weather radios priced under 50 dollars for warning.
North Ridgeville crowded library scene as 24 year old Joe Nagorski announces his forced resignation. He cites unfair evaluations by Liberty Principal Karen Frimel and says a suggestion to resign was offered. Superintendent Thomas Rockwell notes contract rules. Nagorski chose to resign.
Elyria Ohio: Patrolman Michael Tanner on sick leave since March after a city hired psychologist deemed him unfit for duty over honesty and integrity concerns. A second evaluation by the association found he could return under conditions. He refused a planned third evaluation on April 2.
Megan Oster reports Veronica Hnanicek will adopt out a glass-eating dog after glass found in ground beef fed to four pets. Neighbor Friedhelm Binder allegedly placed the glass over the yard fence, angered by barking, and faces four counts of injuring animals with a court appearance scheduled.
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