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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2016
Page
1
Oberlin College assistant professor Joy Karega is on paid leave during a governance review of her social media posts. President Marvin Krislov said Karega’s comments touched him personally as he is Jewish, and the college will not comment until the process ends.
Pittsfield Township in Ohio marks 100 years of continuous dairy farming by the Sheffield family. James Sheffield recalls 36 500 daily milking routines starting from 4 am and the 1941 shift to a milking parlor. The farm survived the Palm Sunday tornado of 1965 and the 1978 blizzard, while today the Sheffields juggle weather challenges as they grow Jaloda named for family members.
Lorain police accuse Michele Noble 46 of South Central Drive of murdering disabled man John T. Whitfield who needed an oxygen machine. Noble is jailed on murder tampering and obstructing official business charges as coroner investigates death. cousin Richard Smith expresses shock.
Lorain County officials report some townships and villages have not paid their annual NOACA dues citing no perceived benefits from the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency. They criticize the higher 2016 rate with Pittsfield Township’s dues rising from 25 to 243 dollars and say funds could be better spent elsewhere.
Invest Elyria hosts Kids Day at Pioneer Plaza 328 Broad St from 9 to 1 with live music games free giveaways and a bounce house. Andy the Ambulance Ghostbusters and Elyria Library Bookmobile join 10 to 11 with police and fire vehicles on display and 25 vendor booths offering produce baked goods and crafts.
Elyria officials outline a plan to replace 11 schools with a kindergarten through eighth grade campus system and a new stadium. The $135 million project would receive $80 million from the state if voters approve the bond, costing a $100000 home about $11 more per month. Public meetings are streamed via Pioneer TV YouTube and continue August 11 and August 23 at local venues.
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