Oberlin Sgt. Ortiz earns elite FBI academy experience
Oberlin police Sgt. Victor Ortiz completed a 10 week FBI National Academy in Quantico Virginia forging friendships with about 250 law enforcement officials from the United States and abroad. He met leaders including FBI Director Robert Mueller and Gen. Hugh Shelton and earned college credit plus a Yellow Brick Road fitness milestone.
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Oberlin
Victor Ortiz
FBI National Academy
Quantico
Ortiz
United States
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Brazil
Greece
Virginia
Walmart
FBI
Robert Mueller
Hugh Shelton
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Michael Durant
Somalia
Louisiana
Bobby Smith
Smith
Thomas Miller
Miller
Bob Jones
Guatemalan Dinner Benefit Hosted by Oberlin SEPA
Oberlin invites the public to a Guatemalan dinner at First Church on April 28. SEPA will present on Guatemalan Returned Refugee Communities Today. Tickets are 10 for individuals, 25 for a two adult family. Proceeds aid Santa Elena Copal AA projects and scholarships.
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Oberlin
Santa Elena
First Church
N. Main St
SEPA
John Gates
Guatemala
Ben Franklin
W. College St
Sue Simonson
Sue.simonson
Gmail
Judy Kruger
Judykruger
Hotmail
Copal AA
Heritage Center honors top performers in multiple events
The Heritage Center awards top ten finishes across Business Services, Apparel and Accessories, Hospitality, Travel and Tourism, and Business Finance categories. Separately, the Korean War Veterans Chapter 71 hosts a spaghetti dinner fundraiser April 22 at the VFW Hall Elyria, with tickets 6 dollars adults 3.5 dollars kids under 10, and brush collection details for Oberlin residents.
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Nick Salata
Erin Meinert
Jenna Yost
Cassie Mattix
Ryan Beard
Wayne Russell
Lorain County JVS FFA students win district Outdoor Power
Kyle Moe Zach Jackson and Kyle Osborne led a three person team to first place at the District Future Farmers of America Outdoor Power Equipment contest. Kyle and Zach also advance to state in Ag Mechanics with Jake Devin as part of the winning team. Cindy Leise
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Lorain County
JVS
Kyle Moe
Zach Jackson
Kyle Osborne
Future Farmers of America
Kyle
Zach
Jake Devin
Oberlin crime blotter reports theft and arrests
A Groveland Street credit card misuse probe and unruly juvenile case begin the blotter. Isabel Sherrell, 19, Highland Park N J, charged at Gibson s Bakery with theft marijuana and paraphernalia. Other entries note burglary restraint public disturbance vandalism open container and impaired driving.
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Groveland Street
Union Street
West College Street
Isabel M. Sherrell
Highland Park
N.J
Gibson’s Bakery
Herrick Ave
Jason Scott
Wellington
Brownhelm calendar sale and local veterans meetings listed
Saar brings the 17th Brownhelm Historical calendar Buggys Around Brownhelm for 5 dollars at Brownhelm Store Baumhart and North Ridge. For info Marilyn Brill 440-988-4550. Veterans For Peace Chapter 39 Oberlin posts meet noon on first and third Wednesdays at Oberlin Public Library Michael Kay 440-774-2099 Bob Benner 440-777-9108 www.veteransforpeace.org. Oberlin Film-makers meet 1 pm Sundays at Oberlin Public Library 65 S Main St Ken Adams 440-323-0955. Submit calendar items two weeks prior by fax 440-329-7282 or metro chroniclet.com.
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Brownhelm
Baumhart
North Ridge
Marilyn Brill
Veterans For Peace Meeting
Oberlin Post
Oberlin Public Library
Michael Kay
Bob Benner
Veteransforpeace.org
Oberlin
S. Main St
Ken Adams
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Heritage Center Awards
Tommy May
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Utah
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Joe Rogers
Kaitlyn Davis
North Ridgeville
Oberlin Heritage Center
Denita Tolbert- Brown
Jean Foggo Simon
Heritage Guardian
Christine Baylis
Tim Krumreig
Rob Thompson
Jackson
Osborne
Devin
Davis
Rogers
FFA
Cindy Leise
Alway
Onehourcleveland.com
Ailahla
Previc
Cleise
Chroniclet.com
Crime Watch
Oberlin Police
Washington Circle
Justus J. Anderson
South Main Street
Wenner St
West St
James Widdowson
Assembly of God
Courtland St
Northwoods Ave
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