TV Index Today Brisk and chilly Across Regions
Ohio sees sun with a brisk chill and a clear colder night forecast with milder conditions tomorrow. West Virginia sees mixed clouds with sun and mountain flurries, highs in the 30s to 40s. Pennsylvania braces for another cold day with snow showers in the mountains and rain or snow in lower elevations. Indiana and Lower Michigan report clouds and sunshine with brisk temperatures. Lake Erie winds 15 to 25 knots, 4 to 6 ft waves, Cleveland water at 45. Northwest shows lighter showers, Southwesterly heat to 90s in the desert. Old Man Winter persists in New England with snow and cold weather. High pressure aims to keep the Ohio Valley calm.
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Downtown Elyria high school plan sparks mixed reaction
Mayor Grace unveiled a 25 acre concept to place a new Elyria high school at East Broad and East Bridge, linking to EMH Medical Center and a future library. The plan envisions a stadium, fitness center, auditorium, boardwalk, and library partnership, with eminent domain as a last resort and several downtown businesses facing displacement.
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Pri
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Datz
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Chronicle-Telegram publication and delivery details
The Chronicle-Telegram publishes daily except Christmas. Address: 225 East Ave., Elyria, OH 44035. Circulation options include home delivery in non-toll areas via Elysia and other areas by carrier, with rates for daily and Sunday, weekly, or Sunday only. USPS postmaster informs address changes to P.O. Box 4010, Elyria 44036.
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Tests Fromm A. A record low take rate on 12th grade tests
A total of 23,314 students or 20 percent of the senior class did not take the 12th-grade proficiency tests this year. Of those, 37 percent had not passed ninth-grade tests by last October while 63 percent cited exemptions, non enrollment, or homeschooling. Non-public seniors totaled 5,175 this year, up from 4,515 last year.
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