Invacare to lay off 60 at Elyria North Ridgeville campus
Invacare Corp reports a nationwide layoff of 150 associates and 40 temporary workers with 60 of those cuts at the Elyria North Ridgeville campus. Spokeswoman Lara Mahoney cites financial pressure and restructuring to improve cash flow and profitability, with severance and transition assistance offered.
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Admission and Schedule for County Fair Day Pass
Gate admission five dollars with free entry for children eight and under seniors sixty five and older and veterans with valid payment cards at gates one three four and six. Free wheelchairs at Gate 4 while tickets cost one dollar each with a twenty dollar unlimited ride stamp valid 1 to 10 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Kids Day special is fifteen dollars 1 to 10 p.m. today and 1 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Gates open 7:30 a.m. Morning events include Rabbit beef pony pull and several 4-H shows with the Senior Citizen King and Queen contest at 11:30 a.m. and World Draft Horse and Pony Hitch at noon. Afternoon events feature the Junior Fair auction at 1 p.m. and a Junior Fair Night parade at 6:30 p.m. with Horse Pull at 7 p.m.
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Elyria Pulls Pink Cookie From Cafeterias
Elyria students will no longer eat the traditional pink cookie as federal nutrition rules push districts to offer more fruits vegetables lean proteins and whole grains with fewer calories fat and cholesterol.
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Parent critic cautions on The God of Small Things at 10th grade
Maria Sycz of North Ridgeville defends herself after comments at a school board meeting about concerns over adult themes in The God of Small Things, a novel by Arundhati Roy used in a 10th-grade honors English summer reading list. The discussion involved board members and administrators as they review the assignment.
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Avon Lake deer control permit ordinance takes effect
Avon Lake adopts a municipal deer control permit ordinance that takes effect today. Property owners must apply via the Police Department for a through ticket and obtain a separate deer damage control permit from the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Police Chief and mayor indicate final procedural details are forthcoming.
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