Amnesty Month at Oberlin Library Helps Needy
Oberlin Public Library hosts Amnesty Month inviting overdue items to be returned without fines in exchange for non perishable food donations. The food goes to the Oberlin Community Service Council for distribution to those in need. The program aims to clear overdue materials while aiding the needy this season.
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Gifts from Nationwide and Farm Bureau aid needy families
Nationwide Insurance and Farm Bureau donated toys and gifts to the Chronicle-Telegram Not-Forgotten Box. The Salvation Army will distribute the items to needy families this Saturday and Monday. Debbie Reinhart and Jim Pasco delivered the gifts.
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Nationwide
Slippery Roads Spark Multiple Area Crashes Early Morning
Light snow and icy conditions caused at least 14 accidents across the area as motorists faced slick highways. The Elyria State Highway Patrol reported crashes on Routes 57 and 82 in Eaton Township and Route 511 with Baumhart Road in Henrietta Township, with injuries in Eaton Township. A winter storm watch was issued for the northeastern part of the state. The Ashland post logged at least 12 crashes Tuesday night and today, though few details were released. North Ridgeville observer Ray Diederich noted only a trace of snow through 8 15 a.m.
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Baumhart Road
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North Ridgeville
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Keystone keeps alliance with school funding coalition
LAGRANGE Keystone school board votes unanimously to maintain ties with the Coalition For Equity and Adequacy of School Funding, which includes about 250 districts. Superintendent David Ring says the district will pay roughly 50 cents per student to help cover legal fees as rural districts contend the funding formula favors wealthier areas. Board member David Tyler urges a comprehensive state legislative revision to address perceived unfairness in per student funding linked to property values across districts.
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New London Upland cuts trash costs by moving to Richland site
New London Council decided to haul trash to Richland County Transfer Station in Mansfield at $ per ton, potentially saving $20,000 to $35,000 annually. The move follows a delay in joining the Erie-Huron Waste Management System. Village officials expect immediate savings, but legal changes could require returning to the Huron landfill.
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Richland County
NEW London — Council
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Mansfield
Steve Bennett
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