Generosity praised as holiday drive images spread
Roses mark the season with big drives by The Salvation Army Elyria LaGrange Lions Club and Second Harvest. They coordinate toys food and money donations while Puffer's Floral Shoppes supports shelves. Raspberries critique Lorain County leaders for secret talks about Airport Authority structure and a harsh zero tolerance school expulsion case.
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Salvation Army
Elyria
LaGrange Lions Club
Second Harvest Food Bank
Ohio
Second Harvest
Burger King
WOBL
Puffer’s
U.S
Algernon Markley
Stephen Koser
Westland High School
Franklin County
Koser
Theigh School
Markley
Associated Press
Lawful animal protection duties guide league investigations
The Animal Protective League's humane officer explains that law compliance guides their handling of abuse and neglect reports. After verifying facts, they intervene to protect animals, educate owners, and follow up to ensure improvements, with seizures only after persuasion fails and legal procedures are met under Ohio law.
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The
Animal Protective League
League
Ohio
Prosecution basics and police conduct debate in Elyria
The text discusses prosecutorial thresholds, evidence requirements for search warrants, and the dangers of anonymous tips in animal abuse cases. It features comments urging witnesses to provide names and contact info to aid investigations. It also critiques a gun incident involving Elyria police, questioning officer actions and suggesting retirement for Lt. Robert Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam McMillan
Elyria
John Glover
Robert Finch
Safety Service
Tim Coey
Lt. Finch
Glover
Automatic admissions for top graduates across three states
Nat Hentoff notes a New York Times piece on using top percent admissions in Florida California and Texas to boost minority enrollment. Critics ask what happens to the rest of students and highlight the need for better K-12 schooling and smaller classes to ensure true college readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeb Bush
Florida
California
University of California
Texas
New York Times
Jodi Wilgoren
University of Texas At Austin
Wilgoren
Austin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Peacetime Hope in Enniskillen Amid IRA Conflict
In Enniskillen Northern Ireland an aging woman Maureen Muldoon points to red wreaths at a war memorial while reflecting on 30 years of Troubles and a 1987 Remembrance Day bombing. Reporter Joan Ryan visits Maureen and Pauline Leary editor of the Fermanagh Herald to gauge faith in peace talks and the possibility that a lasting settlement may hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Muldoon
Enniskillen
Northern Ireland
Maureen
St. Michael’s Community Center
Republican Army
Fermanagh
Pauline Leary
America
Leary
O'Riley
O'Neill
Patrick
Sean
Stewart
Cooper
Montgomery
William
Samuel
Ian
Sinn Fein
Republic of Ireland
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the Chronicle
A. C. Hudnutt
A. Cooper
Rudy Dicks
Andrew R. Young
John Lundy
Lorain County
Airport Authority
Michael Ross
Fifth Third Bank
Big Bank
Neighborhood House Association
Haven Center
Lorain
Poe
Aly
Joan Gottschling
David Laude
Calculus
Phillip Uri Treisman
Nat Hentoff
Jesus
Virgin Mary
Ulster Unionist Party
Joan Ryan
San Francisco Chronicle
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