Elyria Lighting Festival Opens Season on Ely Square
Elyria lights glowed in trees as families gathered at Ely Square for a seasonal festival. Children admired ornaments and animals, then headed home with coats hats and hopeful wishes Santa hears their wishes this year. Steve Fogarty reports for The Chronicle Telegram.
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Elyria
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Santa Clauses Prep for Holidays at Buckeye School
In a feature on Buckeye Santa School, the Claus brothers are highlighted for their camaraderie and seasonal preparation. The piece notes their role in spreading holiday cheer and the training they undertake to keep up Santa standards for the community.
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Retiring Wellington mayor honored for 23 years of service
Barbara O Keefe, who served as Wellington village mayor for 23 years, was feted by 100 guests at St. Patrick s Church Saturday night. The 76 year old downplayed the praise, saying she simply did what she thought she should do and calling it a privilege to serve.
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Barbara O’keefe
St. Patrick’s Church
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O'Keefe
Pearl Harbor Memorial on Washington Avenue Bridge
Elyria American Legion Post 12 will observe Pearl Harbor Day at 1 p.m. Monday on the Washington Avenue bridge near the Elyria Public Library. The ceremony includes a brief opening, a reading of events, a wreath toss into the Black River, followed by a closing prayer and taps.
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Pearl Harbor Remembered in Avon Lake Ceremony
Avon Lake Honor Ceremony marks 74th anniversary with Post 211 leading at 12 53 p m. Amer ican Legion members and Learwood Middle School students gather to honor the died and remind community to never forget the 1941 attack.
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Post 211
Remembering lives amid San Bernardino center shooting chaos
Regina Kuruppu, a 19 year veteran at Inland Regional Center, sheltered with coworkers on a desk floor as gunfire erupted. The center, a major local employer for 600 residents, hosted holiday events and a health services training in Building 3 that morning before the attack, leaving a city stunned and workers grappling with loss and questions.
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Kuruppu
Inland Regional Center
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Anytown
USA
Orna
Division of Environmental Health Services
Chris Nwadike
Health Department
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