Computer classes foster district adult literacy program
GRAFTON Enthusiastic response to the first Midview School District adult computer literacy class has led the district to schedule a repeat session. Registration for the Feb 21 to March 22 program ends Feb 20. Classes run 7 to 9 p.m. on Tue and Thu in the Middle School computer room. Fees are 16 dollars for residents and 17 dollars for non residents. A more advanced course begins March 26 on Mon and Wed. For enrollment contact Fred Fastenau at 748 2121 ext 220.
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Grafton
Midview School
Midview Community Services
Fred Fastenau
Local service members receive promotions and assignments
A group of area residents advancing in the U S Army Air Force and related services includes Thomas Stokowski promoted to first lieutenant and serving as a tactical intelligence officer with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg. Others completed training or arrived for duty at bases such as Fort Benning Lackland Sheppard Camp Casey Camp Casey Walter Reed Fort Lewis and Neu Ulm. Decorations awarded include the Army Achievement Medal for Duane Sisson and the Air Force Commendation Medal for Master Sgt. Charles Magee.
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Thomas Stokowski
Joseph Stokowski
Sunrise Drive
Amherst
U.S. Army
Stokowski
Fort Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
Duane Sisson
Jerome Sisson
Ellectric Blvd
Avon Lake
Sisson
Charles Magee
Elizabeth
Lillian Holloway
Town Ave
Lorain
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Magee
2Nd Airborne Command Control Squadron
Army
Thomas Marthers
Samuel Street
Elyria
Grenada
Marthers
No bids at Columbia Bronson School parcel auction
Columbia held a public auction for the Bronson school at 11300 Root Road but received no bids. A second auction is planned for March after legal advertising, with a broker listing possible if unsold. The 17.4 acre site includes 11,190 square feet of building valued over 380000, sold as is with a quit claim deed. no movable property.
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Columbia
Bronson School
Root Road
Columbia School Administration Center
John Breese
Brenson
Joe Mescan
Police Log: Feb 1 arrests and burglary reports in Elyria
Elyria police arrest Donald M. Rosta of 912 Salem Ave at 5 35 am for domestic violence. Later a breaking and entering reported at 111 Elizabeth St. A grand theft noted at 222 Lake View or 114 Portia. An aggravated burglary occurred at 544 Washington Ave.
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Donald M. Rosta
Salem Ave
Elyria
Elizabeth St
Lake Ve
A.m
Washington Ave
Portia
Sun sensor system cuts lighting costs
A Golden Valley office building becomes the first in the nation to install a sun sensor based lighting system from Honeywell. The system reduces electricity use for illumination by about 45 percent by adjusting fluorescent lamp output to match daylight. It divides spaces into inner and outer zones and modulates lighting to daylight levels while increasing output during overcast or dark conditions.
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Golden Valley
Minn
Honeywell
Avon girl wins five twirl honors at state contest
Kimberly Klingshirn, 7, of 37838 Chester Road Avon, a second grader at Avon East Elementary School and pupil of Joan Hofelzer, won five first place trophies at Avon Lake United States Twirling Association contest. Her primary team took two firsts and a second while she earned awards in advanced solo classes, beginner and intermediate two baton, and the Primary Divisional Solo Twirl Off.
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AVON
Kimberly Klingshirn
Chester Road
Avon Lake
Avon East
Kimberly
Joan Hofelzer
Joan
Regis Klinshirn
Ohio redistricting clash over 0.62 percent gap grows
In Ohio the 0.62 percent deviation between the largest district and the smallest spurred federal judges to order a redraw within 45 days. With Democrats in control, the General Assembly faces a new map fight as they weigh appeals and potential changes to district lines around Cleveland and Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Congress
Thomas Luken
Dcincinnati
Michael DeWine
Cedarville
U.S. District Court
Ohio House
Senate
Sherrod Brown
Brown
Oberlin trio waive hearings on drug trafficking charges
An Oberlin couple and a Wellington man waived preliminary hearings in Oberlin Municipal Court and were ordered held for the Lorain County grand jury. David Trainer Robin Trainer and James Sikora, all 27, 20, 28 respectively, pleaded innocent to one count of trafficking in drugs. Bond was reduced from 2500 to 1000 each. Trainer couple free on bond, Sikora jailed.
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Oberlin
Wellington
Lorain County
Grand Jury
David L. Trainer
Robin L. Trainer
E. Lorain St
James M. Sikora
Union St
Welllington
Oberlin Municipal Court
Martin Heberling
Sikora
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Butler
OAM
AMES
Robert Perdue
Jackie Perdue
Avalon Drive
U.S. Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
John Gereke Jr
John Gereke
Cleveland Street
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Thomas Bowler
Peter Bowler
Oaknoll Drive
U.S. Air Force
Sheppard Air Force Base
Bowler
Andrews Air Force Base
Randall Brown
Watson Brown
Stearns Road
Olmsted Township
Thesheim
West Germany
1St Armored Division
Bradley S. Looney
Roger Looney
Chestnut Ridge Road
Camp Casey
South Korea
Looney
2Nd Infantry Division
Christopher Barbee
Thomas Barbee
Bell Ave
Blassie Wright
Pleasant
Fort Lewis
Wash
9Th Infantry Division
Lawrence Kniep
Valley View Drive
Columbia Station
Neu Ulm
56Th Field Artillery Brigade
James Hudacek
George Hudacek
State Road
Vermilion
Air
Force Medical Laboratory
Hudacek
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Carole A. Lyons
Dotore Salvatore
Tomson Drive
Strongsville
Leonard Malinak
Armin Ave
Lakewood
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Edward Rees
DIAL
U.S. Supreme Court
AP News
Ohio Senate
FOX
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Eveland Line
Towmtown
Parma
PEARL
Mayfield Hts
Mayfield RD
Ander & Mayfield
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