Teacher won't return to Ely elementary after settlement
Elyria school board reached an agreement with Sarah Jackson the Ely Elementary teacher accused of slapping students she will not return to the building Gary Taylor Elyria Schools HR director said Jackson may teach elsewhere in the district A long term substitute Melissa Manion filled her kindergarten classroom last week The district will reopen the position next year after reevaluating the situation The board announced the settlement Wednesday with Bennett stating the agreement ends the incident investigation and any punitive actions
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Miller retires after 11 000 volunteer hours at EMH
In 1964 Miller started volunteering at EMH Regional Medical Center after an informational meeting. Now 89, she retires due to a knee problem, having logged about 11 000 hours, the second most among EMH’s 260 volunteers, with Thelma Gibbs first at nearly 12 000. Eleanor Paltzer praised her as one of the best.
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Center seeks volunteers for hunger centers and tutoring
Meghan Moravcik reports that organizations like the Volunteer Action Center of see CENTER need volunteers. Kenneth Goerg, executive director, says hunger centers and tutoring programs are increasingly hard to staff as calls for help grow.
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Davis Besse plant remains shuttered after NRC concerns
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says it still has concerns about how the Davis Besse nuclear plant is operated and cannot say when restart will occur. A two week inspection found repeated operator errors at the Lake Erie facility, which has been closed for nearly two years, though no safety risk was identified. FirstEnergy, owner, planned a restart pitch for Dec 29 but now faces uncertain timing as regulators focus on safety and fixes.
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Elyria T-C Cartoonist Dick Bartlett Dies at 72
The Chronicle Telegraph editorial cartoonist Dick Bartlett, 72, died after a month long cancer battle. He drew for 41 years at the Elyria paper and his caricatures hung in homes of local politicians including Elyria Mayor Bill Grace. Bartlett won a Cleveland Press Club award for best cartoonist in Ohio.
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Court blocks recording industry from demanding file swappers names
Online privacy ruling limits music industry power to compel user identities. Court says law cannot force disclosure of names tied to file sharing. Reader advised to follow ongoing debates over digital privacy and enforcement.
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Winter Weather Slams County With Snow and Slippery Roads
A pre season storm brings about an inch of snow across the county on Friday. National Weather Service meteorologist Frank Kieltyka cites a low pressure system and Lake Erie winds as the cause. Police report a spike in evening crashes, including a serious collision on Route 57 near Route 82 involving multiple vehicles.
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