Oberlin College to implement smoking ban Sept. 1
Oberlin College will restrict smoking in most buildings starting Sept. 1, allowing designated areas only where approved. President Starr endorsed the plan after a Benefits Committee recommendation and a faculty vote on April 19, with rules covering dorms, libraries, lounges, and public work spaces.
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Oberlin Inn
College Benefits Committee
Allen Memorial Hospital
Benefits Committee
Paul Dawson
Vermilion River streamwalk by OPIRG in Wakeman
The Ohio Public Interest Research Group plans a 10 15 am news conference at Routes 29 and 60 Wakeman then lead Oberlin College students and local workers along Vermilion River to spot illegal pollution sources. A prior streamwalk on Elyria's Black River found pollution and garbage and was reported to the EPA.
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Vermilion River
Wakeman
Oberlin College
Black River
Elyria
Preventing a Fruit Bearing Apple Tree and Lawn Options
A reader asks how to stop an old apple tree from fruiting and notes spraying is impractical. The answer discusses options like turning the tree into firewood, replacing it, and the challenges of using hormone sprays. The piece then shifts to lawn decisions, comparing seed versus sod and noting cost and shade considerations for sod.
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Vermilion River Streamwalk
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Ronmental
John Meyer
Tom Kluth
Charles Betinke
Alcoholics Anonymous
Lorain
Pia
Sug Retail
Hosstess
Thomasson’s Potato Chips
Nickles King
Apple's
Abbe
Durkee
Rini
United States
Eterral
EMH
Ember of
the Voluntary Hospitals of America
Medicare
Ion
Sandra Kantetas
RIN Diabetes Education
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Fisher
Hitachi
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Sylvania
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Hitsubishi
Teknika
Minolta
Amana
Geepeck
Mitsubishi
NEC
ACA
Sanya
Marantz
Stewart's
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Elyria Elyria
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Litton
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Frigidaire
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Speed
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