Amherst teen earns perfect ACT score 36
Amherst resident Jackson Bierfeldt scored a perfect 36 on the ACT top test among Ohio students. Ed Colby of ACT notes the achievement places Bierfeldt in a tiny percentile and beyond IQ tests, while Bierfeldt plans a gap year and work with a retired teacher to master English.
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Amherst Public Library offers free job search and storytime events
Amherst Public Library hosts weekly free job search classes 9 to 10 a.m. Wednesdays in the Community Room with registration by calling (440) 988-4230. A free Job and Career Accelerator database helps users search and save outcomes, requiring basic computer skills and an email. A School Days Storytime targets preschool to first grade with 10:15 a.m. or 6:15 p.m. sessions on Wednesdays. registration not required. A one woman show Louisa May Alcott by Charlene Connors is at 7 p.m. today at 225 Park Ave Amherst with light refreshments. Magic 101 with Professor Zap runs three sessions ending 6:30 p.m. Tuesday providing rope tricks and basic illusions.
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New York Times Book Review
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Purse with a Purpose raises 275 handbags for DV victims
In Amherst area a July drive by Gypsy Trading Co WOBL and WOLW collected 275 handbags to aid women and teens escaping domestic violence. Carrol Parker of Gypsy Trading Co thanked volunteers including a 90 year old customer who door knocked.
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Vermilion Amherst event calendar notes immunizations and drives
Open Aug 14 for families with children birth to 18 years old for immunizations with a sliding fee. LifeShare bloodmobiles visit Key Bank Vermilion and Jamie's Flea Market Amherst and St. Mary's Vermilion. For copies and prints proceeds go to Vietnam Veterans Memorial of Lorain County. Call numbers provided.
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Police Log Notes Arrests and Theft Reports Across City
Details include Bruno Catalano charged with operating a vehicle impaired and Amy Neuhoff with open container and disorderly conduct. Theft of a laptop reported on Mapleview Drive, a counterfeit $10 bill found at a Dancing on Main Street event turned in at a bank and later handed to the Secret Service. An iPod theft from a vehicle at Ohio Turnpike Plaza North and assaults at RC's Brew House are also recorded. Theodore Pruitt faces marijuana possession charges.
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