First-Class Teacher Roses to Elyria’s Jennifer Hansen
Jennifer Hansen a first year teacher at Eastern Heights Junior High in Elyria wins Ohio Sallie Mac First-Class Teacher award beating 40 nominees. Her language arts instruction earned the honor. she is a 1992 Elyria High School graduate who returned to teach. Raspberries to George Forbes over a robe incident involving Cleveland Indians owner.
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Safety director's edict labeled retaliation in Elyria letters
A citizen condemns the Elyria safety director for retaliatory policies targeting firefighters. The letter cites a home visit to verify a sick firefighter and requires calls to the director before leaving for appointments, arguing the policy singles out the fire department due to participation in elections supportive of Mayor Michael Keys.
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Elyria Firefighters Earn Respect and Recognition
Thomas A. Lorbach urges mayoral leadership to honor Elyria firefighters for their courage and dedication responding to emergencies day and night in all weather. He praises their service under dangerous, stressful conditions and calls for Mayor-elect Bill Grace to treat them with dignity.
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Expense of blue bags may lessen recycling impact
A reader questions the cost effectiveness of Lo Rain's Blue Bag Recycling Program. They note free 15 by 15 bags for stores, higher prices for large bags, and concern that charging for bags reduces use. They warn of energy use in recycling versus saving trees and urge priorities assessment.
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First grader clashes over religion in public schools
Nat Hentoff analyzes ongoing First Amendment battles from Zachary Hood in New Jersey to valedictorian speech censorship. He cites West Virginia Board of Education v Barnette and notes the push for church-state separation, while critiquing presidential rhetoric and religious influence in politics.
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Hillary Clinton interviews spark war room damage control
A controversial Talk magazine interview with Hillary Clinton is described as triggering a White House war room response led by James Carville. The piece recounts Clinton discussing her husband Bill Clinton’s alleged childhood trauma and its alleged link to his behavior, raising questions about forgiveness, pathology, and family dynamics. The report notes reactions from political figures and media figures, including psychologist theories and the interview’s broader implications.
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