Former Kipton official overpaid self by three hundred sixty five dollars
Ohio Auditor Dave Yost's office found Kipton former Fiscal Officer Rick Krueck paid himself about $365 too much after resigning in 2013. The report notes a $1,667.50 warrant covered March to October 2013 and calls for stronger internal controls. Village to decide Sept. 8 whether to pursue recovery.
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Blaine Kelly
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Pink cookie ends at Elyria schools under new lunch rules
Lisa Roberson reports Elyria Schools retire the famous pink cookie due to new federal nutrition guidelines. The decision sparked a flood of reader requests and nostalgia as residents recall the treat and its cafeteria history.
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Kindergarten enrollment climbs at Midview Schools
GRAFTON Kindergarten enrollment at Midview Schools rises from 162 to 180 this year as families enroll after switching to an all-day free program. Superintendent Scott Goggin plans to request a new kindergarten class as the district projects continued growth. The district will drop the $2000 fee for the all-day program this fall, ending options for off-district or alternate schedules.
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Scott Goggin
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School leaders to get raises after positive evaluations
GRAFTON Midview school board plans a $3,000 yearly base pay rise for Superintendent Scott Goggin and similar increases for Treasurer Nicole Spriggs following favorable evaluations. Health care contribution increases will adjust their compensation to align with the changes.
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Midview
Scott Goggin
Nicole Spriggs
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