Roses and Raspberries help save chamber office
Ridgeville donor Gary Mould of Don Mould's Plantation Inc. offers rent free office space for the North Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce, moving from City Hall to a new strip center at Island and Lorain roads due late May or early June. The move spares potential homelessness and reflects a dad’s wished support. The piece also notes ODOT's Route 57 repaving, and criticizes the North-South Corridor project and praises Christine Green as Secretary of the Year.
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Passion berry harvests bring profit and peril in palmetto country
The wild saw palmetto berries, prized by health and pharma firms, drew Ameri cans to pick them in Florida and Georgia. Prices leaped from 10 cents to 3.50 a pound after a poor yield, rewarding workers with up to 300 dollars a day, but dangerous swamp picks led to four deaths from rattlesnakes and one drowning.
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Peer Mediation aids Elyria West students
A group of seven Elyria West High School students describe a peaceful environment and credit Peer Mediation with reducing teen violence. They note staff safety, a DARE officer, and training that encourages talking to resolve conflicts.
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Lorain Library levy urged to sustain services
Colleen W urges Lorain voters to support a library levy to preserve operations and staff. She notes the library’s quick access to books, strong video selection, children’s programs, and frequent crowds, warning that passage is essential to avoid cuts to hours services and outreach.
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Parents blast C-T for Tracey Jones story and life details
Readers chide the paper for sensational coverage of Tracey Jones and her personal life in court. The letter condemns journalism standards, notes Tracey is a nursing graduate helping others, and warns about Medicaid policy impacts on nursing home care and long term medical crises.
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Federal budget plan good for the rich
Advocates for persons with disabilities warn that the federal budget plan favors the wealthy. The text argues the plan will force families to pay for long term elder care once parents deplete savings, leaving spouses and children financially ruined.
Widow’s plea over press hurt after teen tragedy
Mothers of Andy James and friends condemn a January 31 Chronicle-Telegram headline and story, saying the publication added to their grief. They urge the paper to consider the family’s pain after a sad accident and remind that press freedom carries responsibility.
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Incendiary religious politics shape Buchanan’s NH push
Cal Thomas critiques Pat Buchanan’s Iowa near-win and rising NH momentum, arguing religious rhetoric blends with politics. The piece questions liberals’ tolerance of faith in policy, cites Bruce Babbitt’s renewed Catholicism and Endangered Species Act ties, and warns against animism as a campaign driver. It ends suggesting Buchanan use a cat on the trail to win more votes.
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