Wellington Superintendent calls EMH post a ministry not a job
Wellington Schools Superintendent Sherry Buccieri defends her part time work at EMH Health Center as a calling and ministry in a deposition. She says she earns 19 dollars an hour, spent about six hours weekly, and keeps time by habit rather than a formal punch system. The suit by former Westwood principal Nancy Fisher accuses the district of retaliation and questions a contract extension for Buccieri through July 31 2005. A pretrial hearing is set in Youngstown with trial planned for November.
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Sherry Buccieri
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Buccieri
Westwood
Nancy Fisher
Fisher
JC Ratliff
Ratliff
Gerald Camp
U.S. District Court
Youngstown
Firelands student wins reserve champion at Lorain fair
Eddy Quarick, a Firelands High sophomore, earned reserve champion with his two Cornish Cross meat chickens at Lorain County Fair. Nervous before judging, he handled the birds well. guided by friend Greg Showalter, he learned feed protein, cleanliness, and entered as a first year Firelands Future Farmers of America member.
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Wellington
Ted
Fred
Eddy Quarick
Eddy
Firelands High School
Lorain County Fair
Firelands Future Farmers of America
Greg Showalter
Wishing well funds relief for Medina County Fair victims
Diane Wesemeyer of the Belden Future Leaders 4 H Club organized a donation well at the Lorain County Fair to aid burn victims and injured fairgoers from the Medina County Fair explosion. The fund will benefit Medina County Fair board and burn victims, with proceeds directed to the local relief effort.
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Diane Wesemeyer
Medina County Fair
Belden
4-H Club
Dennis Jungbluth
Wesemeyer
Westmeyer
Lorain County Fair
Belden Club
Lorain County
Medina County
Sarah Saylor
4-H
St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church
Valley City
Medina County Fair Board
Chuck Homes
Chronicle
Junior Fair Board
Royal teens crowned at Lorain County Fair in a family run
Amanda Friedl, 17, of Penfield Township and Grant Hayden, 15, of Grafton were named queen and Horseman of the Year at the Lorain County Fair on Monday. Amanda’s sister Christina and Grant’s brother Tim had won the same honors in 1997. Amanda said she felt a strong comeback vibe and that she was superstitious about the win. The teens competed in various events to earn their titles.
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Haydens
Amanda Friedl
Penfield Township
Grant Hayden
Grafton
Lorain County
Amanda
Christina
Grant
Tim
Baby-sitter Pleads Guilty in Child Endangerment Case
Denny Heintz, 24, formerly of New Russia Township, admitted endangering a 15 month old while babysitting. He will be sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Lynett M. McGough in about eight weeks after a background report.
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Elyria
Denny Heintz
New Russia
Common Pleas
Lynett M. McGough
State fair attendance slips by 3 percent in Columbus
Attendance at the Ohio State Fair declined 3 percent from last year’s 980,819 record, totaling 950,419 over its 17 day run. Fair spokeswoman Christina Milier cited hot humid weather in the first week and 90s temperatures easing crowd numbers, with paid admissions totaling 619,514.
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Columbus
Christina Milier
Eatery owner drops case against embattled Toledo mayor
John Skiadas, owner of Pepe's Mexican Restaurant, withdrew his criminal case as trial was to begin, citing no confidence in the special prosecutor. Mayor Carly Finkbeiner, first elected in 1994, had been accused of threatening action over delays in opening the Erie Street Market venture.
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John Skiadas
Pepe
Cantina
Skiadas
Georgette
Carly Finkbeiner
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