Sprinkle Back With OSU After Return To Practice
Tracy Sprinkle returned to the Ohio State football program for the first official practice session in Columbus following his arrest outside a Lorain bar on July 5. He pleaded no contest to an amended misdemeanor and was suspended for one game. his scholarship was removed for the summer and he faces ongoing requirements before he could see the field.
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Tracy Sprinkle
Ohio State University
Columbus
Sprinkle
Elyria High School
Lorain
Mark Mink
Ohio State
U.S. Naval Academy
Urban Meyer
Meyer
Grown & Sexy
East 28Th Street
Avon Council weighs park land over subdivision plan
Avon Ohio officials consider rescinding a subdivision ordinance on 56.8 acres along Jaycox and Riegelsberger roads after May floods. The city may buy land from Garland Griffin Homes Inc for a passive park with stormwater management rather than proceed with a two phase 49 home subdivision approved in March. Kensington Park Estates residents argued the land floods during heavy rains.
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Avon
Garland Griffin Homes Inc
Avon Planning Commission
Jaycox
Riegelsberger
Kensington Park Estates
Avon City
Mother Nature
Bryan Jensen
Jensen
Pat Collins
Ex-deputy clerk sentenced to nine months in prison
Sierra Dozier, 27, of Lorain, was sentenced to nine months in prison by Judge Mark Bedeski for stealing about $31,000 from the Lorain Municipal Court funds. She faces concurrent time with a yearlong federal sentence after pleading guilty to mail fraud, with state convictions including theft in office and tampering with records.
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Elyria
Lorain
Sierra Dozier
Lorain County Common Pleas
Mark Bedeski
Dozier
Colombo Lane
Julio Osorio
Osorio
Lorain Municipal Court
Night Out activities planned in Lorain and Sheffield Township
Sheffield Township hosts National Night Out at St Laci’s Picnic Grounds 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. with safety talks, child ID program, fire and EMS demos, and door prizes plus a school supplies drop and blood drive. Lorain joins first time 5 to 8 p.m. on Pearl Ave with entertainment and safety displays featuring local officials and pastors. About 37.8 million participate nationwide.
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Sheffield Township
Lorain
National Association of Town Watch
St. Laci’s
Clinton Ave
Pated
Lorain County Sheriff’s Office
Smoke House
Clearview
Lifeshare Blood Mobile
Pearl Avenue
East 28Th
East 30Th Streets
Pastor Angel Arroyo
Tim Carrion
Eddie Edwards
Joel Arredondo
Tom Williams
Cynthia Crawford
Dennis Johnson
North America
Lorain Schools Approve Contract Easing Bumping Rights
The Lorain Board of Education approved a new administrator contract that reduces bumping rights as part of a state takeover framework. The Lorain Academic Distress Commission previously eliminated bumping to place high quality staff, with exit criteria tied to school report cards and a complex layoff rule based on seniority and performance ratings. The agreement retains some protections, including layoff order by seniority and effectiveness ratings, and restricts bumping to lower classifications only if personnel were previously promoted and rated effective.
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Lorain
Board of Education
Lorain Academic Distress Commission
Free breakfast and lunch for Lorain students
Lorain Schools accept applications for free and reduced meals as 87 percent of the 6600 students live in poverty. All K to 8 receive free meals. high school and academy students get free breakfast with eligibility for reduced price lunches. Applications available at schools or brainschools.org. call Jeff Hawks at (440) 233-3250 for details.
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Lorain
Jeff Hawks
Hawks
Lorain High School
Credit Recovery
New Beginnings Academy
Brainschools.org
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