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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 2010

Page

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Elyria High School rises in new $74 million campus

Superintendent Paul Rigda reflects on progress since taking leadership five years ago as Elyria High School nears completion. An auditorium replaced by a modern media center, the district builds on the old site while demolishing parts of the surrounding neighborhood for a larger facility.

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Elyria Schools Chief Vows New High School Plan

Paul Rigda, superintendent of Elyria Schools, defended a proposed new high school against 12 years of critics and asserted the project would change how it is done. He emphasized a failing track record and pledged decisive action to complete the school.

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Couple found dead in Bay Village home

Bay Village police investigated the deaths of Michael Rothgery 42 and his wife Mary 40 found at their Russell Road residence after a welfare check. Autopsies planned. two children from the home were with relatives. Eric Rothgery, Elyria clerk of courts, is Michael’s brother.

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Crowds rally in Washington for Beck and Palin

Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin addressed a large white crowd on the National Mall urging traditional values and King’s message. Civil rights leaders countered with their own rally and march, while Beck framed the event as nonpolitical and conservatives signaled electoral influence amid voter anger.

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