Wakeman Lions Club Seeks New Members
The Wakeman Lions Club invites interested residents to a meeting to learn about the group. Founded in 1998, the club funds sight-related causes, supports Dalton Community Park, backs the annual pet parade at Park Pest, and sponsors fundraisers such as mint sales and spaghetti dinners. Meetings for Cub members are the second and fourth Tuesday at 7 pm at Wakeman Community Library. contact Dorothy or Paul Penny at 440-839-1618. Nearby New London Reservoir Park offers hiking, boating, swimming, fishing, and an 18 hole putt putt course with shelters and a campground.
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Firelands Weekend Events and Huron County Fair Notes
Ellen Simmons notes two cabins for rent as Boy Scout Tyler Green advances an Eagle Project with trail distance markers and benches around the reservoir. The fifth Annual Firelands Float Fly-In invites the public to watch planes on Saturday and Sunday, with no boating or swimming during the event. information and camping reservations via (419) 929 4609. Senior Enrichment Services hosts a soap making class Monday at noon in Windy Acres Apartments, 96 Clifton St, cost $1. Huron County Fair runs all next week with Senior Citizens Day Tuesday and Veterans and Kids Day Wednesday. Rodney Atkins performs Monday evening. A complete schedule is at www huroncountyfall com. Fall bowling leagues form at New London Lanes, 136W Main St. register or call (419) 929 9944. 4-H member Richard Bolden receives $500 Christopher T Norman Memorial Scholarship. Western Reserve High School 2007 grad, 11-year 4-H member, will show a market steer at the state fair and plans ATI study in agricultural commerce. Contact Elfen Simmons at 329 7155. send items to ctnews chroniclet com or write New London Wakeman Community Notes, The Chronicle Telegram, 225 East Ave,RO Box 4070, Elyria, OH 44036.
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North Olmsted festival and events a busy weekend
The North Olmsted Homecoming festival runs August 23 to 26 at North Olmsted Park with a parade August 26 at 2 p.m. Other events include the Health Care Fair August 31 at the Senior Center, a library book club August 22, butterfly hike August 18, and community notes from local organizations and vendors. Activities feature Taste of North Olmsted, free senior zoo admission, health screenings, and wellness demonstrations.
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Elderly man dies in trash chute accident in Columbus
An 85-year-old man, Blanks Treadway, became wedged headfirst in a building trash chute and died of positional asphyxia. Police and coroner officials say he toppled into the chute while attempting to push down backed-up trash. He had recently moved into a second-floor public housing unit for seniors.
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Woman shoots panhandler over quarter in Cincinnati
Geraldine Beasley, 62, charged with murder after shooting 44-year-old Donald Francis who nearby panhandlers outside a gas station reportedly asked for a quarter. Police say Beasley acted after prior complaints. bond set at 500000 as mental health issues are addressed. He died at the scene.
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Man loses bid to overturn speeding ticket at Ohio Supreme Court
Gary Kieffaber of Spencer lost his appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court over a Belleville speeding ticket from 2005. The court ruled the village followed the law, noting the officer’s ticket boxes and the need for the state to prove a violation. Kieffaber represented himself, argued he was innocent until proven guilty, and said he would retry the case if filed again.
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