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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2009
Page
11
Community celebration lights kinara candles at Kanisa House as residents observe Kwanzaa with unity and sharing. Attendees include families and local leaders through a respectful, festive observance.
The Elyria Police Department received a 2200 check from the Elyria North Erie Watch ENEW a neighborhood group formed in 2007. ENEW serves Burns Road to city limits Gulf Road to North Abbe Road with over 230 registered households and meets at Hilltop Community Center to promote safety.
Students and faculty at First Baptist Christian School voted Ashli Hack as homecoming queen and Isaiah Beard as homecoming king. Attendants include seniors Kelly Barrett Elizabeth Fiest Maria Rosa Ethan Spickler Christina Vincent Tyler Williams juniors Kari Henry Brandon Kime sophomores Zakery Page Sarah Pence and freshmen Luke Parker Grace Kudlo. The homecoming banquet was Dec. 19.
More than 500 entries were received in the Elyria Sunrise Rotary coloring contest. Winners are Jada Toler Devin Young Myles Heffner Amy Jindra Mariyah Lind Matthew Coleman Riley Longstreth April Howser Ashley Cascio Helena Hart Donnie Jindra Cassie Koons. Call Brad Thompson to collect prizes. Dr. Donald S Sheldon inducted into Elyria Rotary. Megan Flanigan also inducted. Elyria Rotary supports literacy parks scholarships and services for disabled children.
Ashland University names Elyria resident Sarah Dudukovich-Robinson as outstanding graduate student at the Elyria Center. An intervention specialist at North Point Educational Service Center in Sandusky, she completed a master's in education focusing on curriculum and instruction to become a mild to moderate intervention specialist. She credits both programs with improving her instructional strategies as a classroom teacher.
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