Fallon charts duties as new South Amherst superintendent
Lawrence Fallon, 46, leads the 823 student district after succeeding Bruce Boehler. He manages business, curriculum, personnel, maintenance and transportation, aims for strong basics in curriculum, and hopes a 3 million five year improvements levy passes. He emphasizes accessibility, small classes, and community use of the school building.
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New South Amherst
Lawrence Fallon
Bruce Boehler
West Virginia
Fallon
St. Petersburg
Fla
Georgia
State Department of Education
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City and police close in on disputed pay talks
Chronicle-Telegram reports Elyria police patrolmen near a settlement after rejecting the latest contract offer at a city hall ratification vote. EPPA president Hubert Whitacre says talks will resume with no dates set. Separately, city officials briefed department heads on pay hikes and upcoming finance committee talks, amid concerns over a $823 raise and proposed meeting formats.
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Hubert Whitacre
Elyria Police Patrolmen’s Association
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Whitacre
Safety Service
Richard J. Bergman
Robert Corts
Thomas Radican
Finance Committee
Trophies and crowns at Lorain County Junior Fair night
Lorain County Junior Fair honored area youths with trophies and ribbons during Junior Fair night. The event crowned 1978 king Dave Bockmore and queen Mary Beth Urig, both active on the junior fair board. Multiple scholarships were awarded to 1978 high school graduates, including David Holt and Michelle Summers. Lori Berrington was named Horsemanship Queen, with Denise Hill and Carolyn Zimmerman earning notable honors.
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Wellington
Loraim
Dave Bockmore
Mary Beth Urig
Mary Hitchcock
Columbia High School
Lorain County Community College
Denise Hill
South Amherst
Institute of Computer Management
Lori Berrington
George Berrington
Oberlin Rd
Elyria
Berrington
Carolyn Zimmerman
Ohio Edison Co
Firelands Ffa
Raymond Zimmmerman
Wakeman
John Fazio
Jameyson Receives Clair Hill Memorial Award Honor
Lyle Jameyson of Wellington Township is expected to receive the Clair Hill Memorial Award for service as a Lorain County Fair director. The selection was made by fair board members with a plaque from The Chronicle Telegram and a wrist watch from WEOL. Jameyson, 59, has eight years on the board and helped revive draft horse shows at the Lorain County Fair. He follows his late father Earl B. Jameyson, a longtime draft horse contender. He is a dairy farmer, Wellington Township trustee, hospital trustee, former Lorain County Township Trustees and Clerks president, and Farm Bureau member, with wife Marian and two daughters.
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Lyle Jameyson
Wellington Township
Thursday Might
Clair Hill
Lorain County
Jameyson
Fair Board
WEOL
Lorain County Fair
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Wellington Community Hospital
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Farm Bureau
Marian
Webster Road
Gerald Morris
North Ridgeville
Richard Carte
Marguerite Bowman
John Fazio
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University of Florida
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Toledo
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Magnificat High School
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Detroit Rd
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Lorain County Agricultural Society
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Homemakers of America
Bob Slusher
David Holt
Firelands High School
Ohio University
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Dwight Holt
Austin Rd
4-H
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Gary Summers
Forest St
LaGrange
Keystone High School
Cho Edison
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Kenneth Park
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