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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 2012

Page

2

Newtown Reopens Schools Amid Grief and Violence Debate

Newtown resumes classes for many students while mourning 26 victims of the Sandy Hook massacre. Funerals are held for a 6 year old boy and a 6 year old girl as the town and nation grapple with gun control and safety debates following the attack.

Newtown Conn Sandy Hook U.S

Vermilion 11-Year-Old Suspended Over Threats at School

Vermilion, an 11-year-old Sailorway Middle School student, was suspended and headed to a juvenile detention home after allegedly threatening to shoot the school. Police cited menacing conduct and noted heightened patrols around campuses following the Sandy Hook tragedy.

Vermilion Sailorway Middle School Chris Hartung Hartung Vermilion Schools Phil Pempin

Columbia man charged after post on Facebook

Medina police say 20 year old Joseph W. Resovsky of Columbia Station was charged with inducing panic for posting a message on Facebook celebrating school killings in New town Connecticut. The entry read Am so happy someone shot up all those little expletives Viva la school shootings.

Medina Columbia Newtown Conn Joseph W. Resovsky Patrick Berarducci Adam Lanza

Elyria Schools Upgrade District Security Measures

Elyria school district tightens security districtwide after Connecticut shooting. Spokeswoman Amy Higgins says details are withheld as a precaution while upgrades proceed. Staff receive ongoing safety training and the district cooperates with police, urging reporting of threats.

Elyria Schools Elyria Connecticut Amy Higgins

Rumors of Threats Link Connecticut School Shooting to Local Fears

Rumors of threats sparked patrols by sheriff's deputies at Firelands and other schools after a Connecticut elementary school shooting. Authorities found the claims unfounded. one student was suspended as schools increased security and investigations continued. Captain Jim Drozdowski noted no actual incident occurred and emphasized actions taken in response to the rumors. Superintendent Robert Hill confirmed ongoing steps.

Sandy Hook Connecticut Hartung Vermilion Police Department Vermilion Police Vermilion School Sheriff’s Firelands Jim Drozdowski Sheriff’s Office Robert Hill

Midview considers cutting sports to save jobs

Midview schools plan 2.3 million in cuts for 2013 14 if a 9.75 mill levy fails. Board President David Zunis says removing all sports could enable eligible transfers under Ohio High School Athletic Association bylaws. Athletic Director Greg Jantz and about 100 staff face potential layoffs at tonight’s 6:30 meeting at Midview High School.

Eaton Twp Midview David Zunis The Ohio High School Athletic Association Zunis Greg Jantz

Commissioners' assistants face layoff clash over budget

Elyria Lorain County faces a 53.7 million general fund for next year as commissioners clash over a 100000 cut. Democrats Kale and Kokoski push to remove their personal aides while Republican Williams objects, accusing a political motive and claiming his aide Neal Lynch would be isolated.

Elyria Lorain County Ted Kale Lori Kokoski Tom Williams Ting Neal Lynch Commissioners Kale

Lorain Council Eyes Public Hearing Over Time Warner Reception

Lorain officials consider a public hearing next month to press Time Warner Cable over pixelated TV images. Councilman Dan Given cites lack of commitment and information, noting customers feel pressured to pay without resolution. Time Warner serves about 1 million in Northeast Ohio and pays Lorain $600000 in annual franchise fees.

Lorain Time Warner Cable Time Warner Dan Given Loraine Ritchey Charleston Village Society Ohio Chase Ritenauer

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