School board holds closed caucus on employee study
The North Ridgeville school board spent five hours in a closed caucus to review a study of all district employees by Spaulding and Associates. Written cases will be presented at Monday’s board meeting as negotiations with teachers and non teaching staff commence.
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R. O. Spaulding
Fremont
Ind
Richard Spaulding
Roger Beitler
Howevever
Spaulding
Spalding
Ohio Public State Employes Association
OPSEA
North Ridgeville schools expand health services testing program
Over the last two years North Ridgeville schools have added scoliosis screening and immunization record checks alongside vision and hearing tests. Seventh and eighth graders are now tested, with more than 10 percent of seventh graders flagged for scoliosis and nine mild cases found so far. The district also runs a Growing Up program for fifth grade girls with parent involvement.
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North Ridgeville
Mary Foor
Foor
North Ridgeville Slams Columbia Gas Over Rates
North Ridgeville City Council passed an ordinance condemning Columbia Gas of Ohio for rising residential rates tied to industrial natural gas purchases. Ward 1 councilman Gilbert Cornish says the measure shields fixed income residents and does not target local industries. Utilities committee will meet company reps tonight to discuss new gas rates. contract per thousand cubic feet rises from 33 to about 39 cents.
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Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Columbia
Council
Columbia Gas
Utilities Committee
Charles Stuart
Ward 1
Ohio Edison Company
Ohio Edison
City Civil Service Commission
Police and Fire Departments
Sally Richards
Police and Fire Department
Ridgeville presses for senior clinic presence in city
North Ridgeville officials will contact Lorain County Health Commissioner Dr. Marion Fisher to explain why a senior health clinic was not located in the city. Federally funded weekly clinics are held in Oberlin Amherst and Wellington providing vision and hearing screenings blood pressure checks and nutrition counseling for residents 60 and older.
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North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Marion Fisher
Comeil
Charles Stuart
Fisher
Gilbert Cornish
Health Department
Oberlin
Amherst
Wellington
Cornish
Creston livestock sale reports strong calves and varied markets
Creston consigners moved 855 head with calves up to 55 and a top of 76 for a choice black white faced calf. Hog prices slipped 50 cents from last week though nine good Hampshire hogs hit 49.80. Cattle ranged with steers at 38 to 40.60, cows 28 to 31, and bulls to 3.85. A New London officer hire and council actions dominate the rest of the page.
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