Marching Comets rehearse for new school year at Amherst
Members of the Amherst Marching Comets color guard rehearse for the upcoming season at the school. The July 26 session focuses on routines and flag work to get ready for the fall schedule.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2016
Page
13
Members of the Amherst Marching Comets color guard rehearse for the upcoming season at the school. The July 26 session focuses on routines and flag work to get ready for the fall schedule.
University Hospitals Amherst Health Center hosts Family Health and Safety Day on August 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with health screenings, vehicle tours, a helicopter demo, kid activities, free food, and live music. Pre-registration is required for some vascular screenings. representatives from UH Elyria Medical Center and other UH facilities will attend.
A series of local calls record drug paraphernalia found at Motel 6 with pending laboratory tests, dog bite report, counterfeit currency at a bank, missing juvenile located, domestic violence warrant, after hours pool curfew, overdose assist, civil and theft complaints, vandalism and harassment cases, two vehicle crashes, and a fishing boat taking on water with Coast Guard and Vermilion police responding.
Third Thursday events run 6 30 p m to sunset in Vermilion with 20 musicians including Mike Moore and Zach on keyboards, free to the public, monthly through Sept 15. Lorain Historical Society offers 2 hour Black River tours from Black River Landing at 2 p m, $20, advance tickets via Lorain Port Authority site or (440) 204-3369. Public library committee and trustees meetings set at Amherst Public Library 221 Spring St with open attendance. submit calendar items two weeks prior via fax or email.
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