Lorain County adopts new septic permit program
The Ohio EPA mandates a 2024 start for an Operation and Maintenance program overseen by Lorain County Public Health to regulate over 20 000 home septic systems with 120 dollar three year permits due January 31. Inspections and education follow, with penalties for late or extra required service. Local health staff emphasize water quality benefits and educational outreach.
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Lorain Schools offer night high school for young mothers
Lorain High School hosts a new night program from 4 to 7 p m four days a week to help students like 19 year old Carissa Woytach balance motherhood, work, and coursework. The program aims to assist students whose education was interrupted by family care or financial needs.
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Lorain County College Police Academy graduates 11 cadets
Eleven cadets completed the Lorain County Community College Police Academy in a December 22 ceremony. Eight have job offers or hires, including Devon tae Bowens who will join Lorain Police Department. Cmdr Rick Thomas retires after guiding the 20 year program as 720-plus cadets have graduated.
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No Print Chronicle-Telegram on New Year’s Day
The Chronicle-Telegram will not publish in print on New Year’s Day and all Monday federal holidays. Readers are directed to the digital replica e edition for full news access with free activation for subscribers via 800 848 6397.
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