Assisted living center eyed for Lakeview Plaza
Lorain County Housing Authority plans an assisted living center at Lakeview Plaza Lorain offering three meals daily floor supervisor 24 hour emergency response community room medication reminders laundry and transportation services Biweekly hair care service and activities with an estimated 350 monthly fee current county elderly eligibility approximates 85 to 90 percent based on federal rules Neighborhood House may supply meals and homemaking services Authority hopes for 50 to 60 applicants within 30 days Contact Lorain 244-1595 Elyria 324-6811 for details and inspections could expand to other cities if feasible
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Medieval and Renaissance misfires in a freshman essay
A humorous survey traces medieval life from plagues and Crusades to Renaissance reforms and early modern Europe. It notes English and French shifts, Luther and Calvin, Napoleonic eras, and 19th century industrial and political upheavals with many misspellings and mixed facts.
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Letter to editor praises Warner tenure at Keystone schools
The writer defends W David Warner Jr. in Keystone local schools amid his resignation. They argue reporters overstated negatives, noting teachers worked outside certifications, reassignments aligned with credentials, and that a move to Keystone Middle School was not a demotion. They commend the district facilities and wish Warner health in retirement, urging smart leadership to continue improvements.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Steve Fogarty
Robin McNeely
W. David Warner Jr
Keystone
Warner
Board of Education
Tax cheating is a protest letters to the editor
An open letter to Mr. Fred McGonagle argues that tax cheating signals public discontent with government spending. The writer contends civil disobedience, not dishonesty, drives reform and cites unions, railroad monopolies, and antiwar action as historic outcomes of such dissent. Money, not votes, speaks loudest in this capitalist democracy.
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Auditorium Performance Marathon Showcases Community Effort
A Marion L. Steele gym event on April 7 highlighted a need for a suitable showcase facility for school and community programs. The day honored performing groups directors audiences and production staff for a successful event.
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Bravo
Auditorium
Marion L. Steele Gym
City Income Tax Increase Urged to Protect Services
Voters are urged to support a proposed raise in city income tax to safeguard police and fire manpower and equipment, streetlighting, safety services, recreation, and other essential city functions. The argument stresses improved city finances and continued service levels for residents.
Loyalty Day Celebrations Invite National Participation
May Day marks Loyalty Day with Veterans of Foreign Wars sharing the tradition but inviting all Americans to observe. The call echoes the creed to serve country first, urging citizens to display flags and join in the commemorations for the United States’ enduring hope and freedom.
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VFW
United States
Elyria citizen backs 0.5 percent income tax hike on May ballot
A longtime Elyria resident expresses concern for the city’s future and supports the city council’s decision to place a 0.5 percent income tax increase on the May 8 ballot, noting the rate remains lower than many similar cities in the state.
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Elyria
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