Eastwood student Karoline Olcott wins outstanding award
Eastwood School fifth grader Karoline Olcott received the January outstanding contributions award at a board meeting. An A student active on the school newspaper safety patrol student council and Festival Choir, she was chosen from 14 nominees. Her father Kenneth Olcott is a journalism instructor at Lorain County Community College.
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Karoline Olcott
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Eva Olcott
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Lorain County Community College
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Oberlin considers non-profit option for Office on Aging
City Council moves toward contracting with the Office on Aging as a nonprofit to limit city liability and grant program autonomy. Proposal to define city-office relationship drafted by city manager Dale Sugerman.
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New London seeks new police chief amid petition drive
Ten supporters urged the Village Council to hire Lt. Emmett Mobberly as chief of police, presenting a 690-signature petition and three letters of recommendation. Norman Snyder will resign March 31, with applications due Friday and an executive session February 26 to review candidates. Mayor Paramore hopes a replacement is named soon to allow Mobberly to start before Snyder departs. Heidrich criticized advertising out of town, but solicitor Bennett cited a 1983 ordinance requiring posted jobs and non discrimination. The council also passed a third reading to reorganize the Park Board, to take effect in 30 days.
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Marion Paramore
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Lorain Port Sees 9.3 Million Tons Throughput in 1984
Lorain's port handled almost 9.3 million tons of cargo in 1984 marking a slow but steady recovery from the economic slump. Port Authority Director John Sulpi said the tonnage rose about 40 percent from 1983, the second straight year of increase.
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Domestic steel industry drives harbor shipments with taconite rise
The domestic steel sector led port traffic by moving 2.2 million tons of taconite iron ore concentrate, making up 92 percent of cargo. The harbor saw 371 ship visits last year, 100 more than 1983, with 64 inbound and 36 loaded outbound. A total of 230 ships entered the port, while 141 departed.
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Enrichment program seeks village aid for insurance
Valerie Cerlan, head of the Community Enrichment Program in New London, told the Village Council the group faces trouble paying $250 liability insurance for events like Funny Boat Races, Haunted Trails, Christy Lane Day, and a winter clothing giveaway. She proposed village takeover to fund and manage insurance. council will review options and respond.
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Valerie Cerlan
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