Wellington voters face school bond drive choice in 2024
Candidates debate the bond issue with Levy urging voter support as Marian Nicode and others note Scruci has begun outreach. Teachers and staff praise Scruci as task driven and approachable while recalling past tensions with former Superintendent Cardenzana and union disputes over mentorship and internal staffing.
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Marian Nicode
Scruci
Ra Wright
Wellington
Wright
Victor Cardenzana
Cardenzana
Baker
Teachers Union
Midview School Superin- Wellington
Suzanne Wilson
School bond proposal and levy plans discussed at community breakfast
A 27 year bond issue of 8.48 mills and a 0.5 mill permanent improvement levy would fund a new school, with a lapse if defeated. A 3.94 mill improvement is proposed, pending voter approval. Sept. 6 breakfast at Wellington High invites residents to hear from officials and view potential plans as architects work on models. Community members note Scruci aims to maintain current buildings for about three more years and keep public informed throughout the process.
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Scruci
Wilson
McCormick Middle School
McCormick
TRZ Communications Services of
Kent
Andrews
Father and son dispute over accidental shooting
Aaron Rosenbaum tells his father he did not shoot him as the 911 call drops, then says the shell jammed and the gun went off while he was at the gun club. Resendez notes Aaron borrowed a semiautomatic shotgun. investigation expected to wrap this week. Contact details for Brad Dicken are provided.
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Aaron Rosenbaum
Baum
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Rosendez
Aaron
Resendez
Sisters protest for missing dog Tank outside Cleveland home
Bailey and Callista Blankenship, ages 4 and 8, protest outside a Cleveland man’s home who adopted their chocolate Lab Tank from Lorain County Dog Pound. The sisters vow to keep searching, saying the dog is theirs.
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Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Bailey
Callista
Chronicle Telegram Corrects and Clarifies Policy
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 as part of its commitment to accuracy and clarification of news coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Sunday Lottery Draws And Rolling Cash 5 Jackpot
Ohio Sunday results show Midday Pick 3 7 9 2 Pick 3 4 1 1 Midday Pick 4 0 1 7 2 Pick 4 1 2 5 4 Rolling Cash 5 numbers 1 30 31 34 38 Ten-Oh numbers 5 6 16 20 21 22 26 28 29 33 39 46 48 51 52 54 60 66 69 74 Ten-Oh 4 6 14 16 17 18 20 21 28 34 39 53 56 61 63 70 71 74 75 77 Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 110000 Classic Lotto jackpot 1000000 Mega Millions results 12 13 15 41 42 Mega Ball 37 Jackpot estimate 114000000 Kicker 4 5 4 0 7 2
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Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Chronicle Telegram staff contact and service hours
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including Editor Andrew R Young News Editor Benjamin Nagy and Sports Editor Kevin Aprile. It provides call numbers for home delivery issues and circulation, with hours and mailing address in Elyria Ohio and notices about holiday printing dates.
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Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Kyle Kondik
Benjamin Nagy
METRO
Julie Wallace
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Dave Perczek
Elyria
U.S
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Oberlin High earns excellent state rating on report cards
Oberlin Schools begin the year with strong state results as Oberlin High School earns an excellent rating on Ohio report cards. The district attributes gains to staff development while planning IB program expansion and more minority staff to provide positive role models.
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Oberlin High School
Oberlin
Beth Weiss
Andrews
Ohio
Firelands upgrades include new computer lab and gym bleachers
Firelands Schools unveil a second elementary computer lab with new software to diagnose student needs and tailor instruction. A daily power period will focus on character education and homework habits while new bleachers replace aging ones at Firelands High School. A $200,000 sewage plant brings EPA compliance.
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South Amherst
Firelands
Greg King
Ring
Firelands High School
Amherst District Faces Tight Budget and Possible Cuts
Amherst Schools plan to maintain current programs amid tight finances. A 6.9 mill emergency operating levy appears on the November ballot, expected to raise over 4 million if approved. Rejection would force about 3 million in cuts from a 34 million 2009 10 budget, risking larger class sizes and program losses.
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Amherst
State
Judy Alexander
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