Lighting their fire A former area couple saves a Michigan lighthouse
A former area couple has begun a mission to save a Michigan lighthouse by raising funds and rallying community support. They seek volunteers, preservation expertise, and donations to restore the historic beacon and keep it lit for future generations.
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Juggling Roles at Southview High Barnum Cast
Sonia DeLeon and fellow Southview High students learn juggling from Elyria Windsor Elementary performers during rehearsals for Barnum. The crossage workshop highlights community arts involvement and student collaboration.
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Southview High
Old Station No. 3 Closes Doors in Elyria
Firefighters at Station No. 3 recount farewell moments as their longtime home ends its service this week. Dave Hribel says they will miss neighbors and nearby businesses, recalling stories born in the station and memories with the community.
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Pope John Paul I Braves Mine Threat in Sarajevo Peace Mission
In Sarajevo the pope pressed his peace mission despite a cache of 28 mines and explosives found along his route to the city center. He urged forgiveness and reconciliation among Catholics, Muslims, and Orthodox as he greeted crowds. Police said the devices were planted overnight to target the motorcade.
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IRS SOS Taxman's computer troubles at Philadelphia center
Inside the IRS processing hub in Philadelphia a 54 year old clerk handles up to 2200 envelopes daily across 17 trays as the agency struggles to digitize 190 million paper returns. The IRS admits wasting about 400 million dollars over a decade on modernization efforts including the aborted Document Processing System project that cost 298 million.
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Elyria helpers boost class project on Holocaust tabs
Two Elyria residents funded a major tab drive for Mahomet-Seymour Junior High's Holocaust lesson. Bob Brown of Link's Bakery collected tabs and John Polander added about 450 pounds from West Virginia groups, boosting the total by hundreds of thousands to reach 500 000 to 750 000 tabs. Roadway Express donated shipment.
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