Oberlin mulls six bids for Spring Street playground
Oberlin officials will review bids from six companies to supply playground equipment after rebidding the project. The Open Space and Visual Environment Commission meets at City Hall at 7 p.m., with a City Council vote possible at the April 18 meeting.
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Lucasville probe links prison conditions to riot risk
A legislative committee found overcrowding racial tension and weak staff training contributed to the Lucasville riot at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility. The report urged progress on hiring guards and improving grievance procedures with ongoing monitoring and potential legislation.
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Amherst teen accused of painting county cars
A South Amherst youth, 14 or 15, was arrested for spray painting four county owned cars in a Third Street parking garage. The vandalism, found April 4, included BSB and Folk Nation symbols and dollar signs. He admitted to painting with another boy.
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Third Street
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UPS Office
BSB
Broad Street Boys Gang
Take Back the Night Walk in Elyria Promotes Violence Protest
The fourth annual Take Back the Night Walk gathers at 7 p.m. Thursday in the YWCA parking lot at 318 West Ave Elyria. Sponsored by the YWCA and Elyria BPW the event supports peaceful protest against violence toward women. Call 222 6308 for details.
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West Ave
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Ex-county official urged to serve prison over embezzlement
Former director of the Emergency Management Agency failed to repay 7400 stolen from the agency by writing an out of county check. Nelson pleaded guilty to theft and forgery, received 30 days jail with two years probation, and must repay with 1500 in fines. Prosecutors seek probation revocation and imprisonment after undisclosed unpaid restitution.
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Emergency Management Agency
Tyee
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Rosa J. Glavits
Nelson
Main
Jal
Autastig
Grand Jaw
North Olmsted and Cablevision mull renewal pact
North Olmsted officials and Cablevision discuss renewing the cable service contract before the current year ends. About 7,000 residents subscribe and the city collects a 3 percent franchise fee totaling around 80000 dollars annually. Negotiations will address service reliability and access issues, with a responsive plan and short term terms due to rapid tech changes.
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N. Olmsted
North Olmsted
Wiliam Oshy
Wilamosky
Cleveland Heights
Trial starts for mother in sex case in Canton
A Stark County jury was chosen for Estella Sexton 47 charged with gross sexual imposition and child endangering for alleged sexual contact with a daughter now an adult. The trial may include two way televi sion testimony from Florida.
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Estella Sexton
Stark County
Ab Ie
Florida
Sexton
Seton
Eddie Lee Sexton
William
Joel Gao
Elyria Teachers Develop Hands-On Junior High Science Program
Elyria junior high science teachers from three schools created a tailor-made, inquiry based curriculum using equipment, computers and laser disc technology. A March 17 Eis enhower grant-funded day celebrated progress since 1989 90 and featured student team projects on oceanography water chemistry sonar simulations and tidal effects. The district has drawn attention from the Ohio Department of Education which visited to learn about the model curriculum.
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Elyria Junior High
Elyria
Frank Johns
Cleveland State University
Ernie Goodsite
Ohio Department of Education
Lorain Kennel Club Meeting Hosts Wolves Topic
The Lorain County Kennel Club plans a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting in North Ridgeville at the Aninid Clinic on Center Ridge Road. Guest speaker is Jdumne Cravatas from The meeting details contact 829 102 or 327-1. A Free Clinic Sabbath next weekend funds Lorain County Free Clinic at Send Street and Pearl Avenue.
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Animal Clinic
Northview
Center Ridge Rd
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North View
Cling
Send Street
Pearl Avenue
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