Elyria Schools Host Public Forums on Budgets and Levy
Elyria Schools officials sponsor several public forums this week to discuss how to trim costs amid a 1.2 million deficit. The forums reference the June performance audit noting potential savings of 4.4 million by cutting 119 staff positions, though the audit cautions against such cuts. Readiness to replace Elyria High School is also on the table as a topic for discussion with residents.
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Orain County Community College
Elyria Salvation Army Fellowship
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Brookdale Cemetery adds Columbarium as a welcoming asset
Avon residents praise Brookdale Cemetery as the new Columbarium Structure at the entrance inspires admiration. Ward 4 councilman Jack Kilroy notes the asset enhances the community and reflects the town’s caring spirit. Many locals acknowledge the area’s relative stability while recognizing broader needs like housing and healthcare.
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Holiday Happening gets media boost from local press
Elyria Woman's Club thanks The Chronicle-Telegram and WEOL for promoting the Holiday Happening event at Monteith Hall from November 19 to 21. The club values coverage that highlights local history and landmarks, helping the community keep past perspectives alive during the holidays.
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Grateful for Support Amid Recall Vote Thanksgiving
A public note from a candidate expresses gratitude for support regardless of the Dec 15 recall vote result. The statement frames the recall as driven by personal attacks on character and integrity and thanks supporters and voters for the opportunity to serve.
Harr Plaza residents thank Moose Club and Chubby Bar
Harr Plaza tenants express gratitude to the Moose Club and Chubby Bar for Thanksgiving dinners that made them feel part of a caring family. Elsie Whitmore, Hart Plaza tenant council president, notes residents include those with and without kin, praising workers who organized the event.
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Letters to Editor Submission Guidelines
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Huck Finn trial fuels debate over banning books
The American Library Association cites Huck Finn as the most-targeted book in classrooms due to the word nigger appearing 215 times. A Phoenix teacher claims her daughter faced psychological harm from a required reading, while Ninth Circuit Judge Stephen Reinhardt upholds free speech values and rejects banning books, ruling that schools must address harassment under Title VI but cannot censor literature outright.
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Huck Finn
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Kathy Monteiro
Phoenix
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McClintock High School
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Tempe Union High
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Stephen Reinhardt
Reinhardt
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Fight over accidental child raises questions on parenthood
A coworker couple Wallis and Smith clash over a 1-year-old daughter, custody battles, and alleged misuse of semen. The column questions maternal control, paternal rights, and urges research into male contraception amid evolving views on custody and abortion.
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Kellie Smith
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