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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 2014

Page

7

Plan to aid Toledo water testing and farming runoff reduce toxin

Ohio regulators outlined aid to cities for drinking water testing and treatment as Toledo faces a water emergency that left 400,000 people without clean tap water. The state will invest over 1 million to help farmers add drainage, plant cover crops, and cut phosphorus runoff feeding lake algae and toxins.

Toledo Ohio Lake Erie Michigan

Lorain Obituary of Fred J. Ritenauer Former councilman dies at 58

Fred J. Ritenauer a former Lorain city councilman and scion of a political family died at 58 from a heart attack. He led Rite-Nau Inc. and served Emerald Valley Country Club as general manager since 1988. He was the nephew of Lorain Mayor Chase Ritenauer and brother of Scott Ritenauer. He married in 1992 and leaves a wife and two children. Earlier, he ran unopposed for the 8th Ward council seat in 1983 and 1985 before losing in 1987. He aimed to restore Lorain's vibrancy for future generations.

Lorain Fred J. Ritenauer Fred M. Ritenauer Chase Ritenauer Ritenauer Rite-Nau Inc Emerald Valley Country Club Beavercrest Drive Kolbe, Jaeger Oakpoint Roads Chronicle-Telegram Emerald Valley

Celtic Sisters Motorcycle Club riders fundraise for neuroblastoma kids

Lorain County women form Celtic Sisters Motorcycle Club to ride together and raise money for neuroblastoma research and family support. Founders Lisa Thuning and Teresa Cole are joined by Christine Criket Jones and Bonnie Napier, driven by personal losses and the aim to provide memories and smiles to affected children.

Steve Manheim Chronicle Bonnie Napier Christine Jones Lisa Thuning Teresa Cole Celtic Sisters Women's Motorcycle Club Quaker Steak & Lube Sheffield Celtic Sisters Motorcycle Club Christine “Criket” Jones Thuning Oberlin Thuring Cole Elyria Sahara Jones Merle David Napier Lorain Celtic Sisterswmc.com

Master sidewalk plan nears completion in Avon

Avon officials discuss finishing the sidewalk connectivity master plan eight years after its drafting. The focus shifts to linking new and existing walkways with emphasis on areas like Long Road where 14 homeowners on the east side face charges of 16 to 20 dollars per linear foot for sidewalk installation, about 1600 to 2000 dollars per home.

Avon Planning Department Parks and Recreation Commission Jim Piazza Piazza Long Road

Avon Lake Schools to pilot Chromebooks for fourth grade

Avon Lake Board approves 100000 to buy 325 Google Chromebooks for four elementary schools. Superintendent Robert Scott says devices will be funded by 40000 in gifts 30000 from instructional resources and 30000 from district discretionary budgets. Students will use Chromebooks with lessons on an interactive whiteboard.

Avon Lake Board of Education Robert Scott Scott

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