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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2016
Page
20
In Yellow Springs Oskar Dennis and seven peers attend Forest Kindergarten at The Antioch School. The outdoor program uses mud and moss to spark learning with no grades or tests, no principal, and no state funding, focusing on exploration, collaboration, and curiosity amidst rain and terrain.
A Hamilton County judge will decide how to divide a 4.9 million wrongful death settlement paid by the University of Cincinnati to the family of Samuel DuBose, shot by officer Ray Tensing during a 2015 traffic stop. The 43 year old's estate also covers tuition waivers for his 13 children, with attorneys getting about a third of the total.
A federal judge upheld a 1919 gold clause in the Commerce Building lease, allowing rent to rise with current gold prices. Commonwealth Investments may face higher payments though a new 99 year lease also includes gold linked terms. The ruling, likely to be appealed, follows prior gold clause cases in Seattle and Cleveland.
A Sunday fire on Huntington Circle in Elyria caused about 25,000 in damage to a house valued at over 137,000 owned by Isaac and Jodie Johnson. No one was home, and investigators are looking into the cause. In a separate item, Sgt. First Class Jason Edwards of the Ohio National Guard was ordered to repay 10,800 after pleading guilty to theft in office and tampering with records related to false travel claims for military funeral honors details. He received five years probation.
Jefferson County Deputy Coroner identifies 26 year old Raquel Bain of Dayton as the woman killed when she and a man walked on a Louisville trestle and were struck by a Norfolk Southern train. Bain died at the scene. the man was uninjured.
Principal Tom Faska lauds Swann for a decade of dedication at Midview High School where he arrives early and stays late inspiring students. A former Air Force colonel from Bowling Green State University, Swann brought military discipline to the classroom and now sees former students volunteer for events. He retired from active duty in 2002 and values teaching as a blend of his military life with education. Contact Melissa Linebrink for more.
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