Library builds gingerbread with area kids
The Amherst Public Library hosted an afternoon of gingerbread house building for more than 100 children with staff and volunteers guiding candy, frosting, and jelly bean decorations. Other items note library board meeting, a Marion Steele High School Christmas concert, toddler storytime registration, and Amherst Middle School Internet access via the library.
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Amherst Public Library
Marion L. Steele High School
Stocker
Lorain County Community College
N. Abbe Road
Elyria
Mark Skladan
Steele
Skladen
Cheryl Ashton
Paula Shadle
Cable seeks contract renewal for Grafton service
Dale Durkee of Grafton Cable Communications told Eaton Township trustees Tuesday the current franchise expires in 2001 and a fiber optic system with Internet access and more channels is planned for the township and Midview Schools. Trustees will decide at the next meeting.
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Dale Durkee
Grafton Cable Communications
Eaton Township
Midview
Durkee
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Chronicle
Cliff Lepyard
Abba Road
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Holiday Gingerbread House
Amherst Public Library Board of Directors
221
Spring St
Amherst Middle School
Robert Telloni
Telloni
Jeanette Turner
Amherst
Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
P.O. Box
Jeanette
Turner
Lindsay Yuhasz
Jake Diaz
Russ Ashton
Drew Ashton
Cable
Reed Salvage
Frank Weston
Don Nash
Board of Zoning Appeals
Howard Simmons
Gordon Wagner
Volunteer Fire Fighters Dependents Fund
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
Royalton Road
Columbia Station
Columbia Township
Ment
Christ Church of
Strongsville
Columbia Athletic Boosters
Columbia Spirit
Columbia Raiders
Columbia Vfw
Si’s Sounds
Carol Weinert
Columbia-Eaton Township
P.O
Columbia
Eaton Two
Uroton
Curio Cabinets
Suri
TV Carts Times
Griswold
Lorain
Surat
Ith
Eh LeMay
Rae
Weber
LYNX
Grand Hall Gas & Woodburning
Vermont
Dutchwest
Dovre
Regency Heatilator
Temco Titan
Hearth & Patio
Lorain Road
North Ridgeville
Cleveland
Bie Mervion Administra
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