Lorain Seeks Nationwide Search for Superintendent
Lorain school board weighs an expanded nationwide search for a new superintendent with talk of paying up to 150000 annually. Members consider firms Ray and Associates of Cedar Rapids and The Bickert Group of Bloomington as candidates for the search.
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Lorain
Jeanine Donaldson
Donaldson
Ohio
Ray and Associates
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bickert Group
Bloomington
Ind
Mothers of shooting victims embrace
In Chester Township, moms Jill Cogswell and Cyndee Kovacic, whose daughters were killed and wounded in a gas station robbery a year ago, lean on each other as they prepare for a trial. Both expect to attend with shared strength and mutual understanding.
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Chester
Jill Cogswell
Cyndee Kovacic
Kovacic
Danielle
Cogswell
Danielle Kovacic
Rachael Cogswell
Marcus Moorer
Rachael
Wesley Pearson
Jill Holder
Moorer
Wesley
Holder
Geauga County Common Pleas Court
Cayl
Carin Cunningham
Rainbow Babies & Childrens Hospital
Cleveland
Nancy DeCredico
Geauga Victim and Witness Assistance Program
West Geauga High School
Kovaci
Chester Township
Black donor surprise in bone marrow transplant case
In Akron, Frank Wise a leukemia patient learned his donor, Rev. Donald Kuntz, is white. Wise, raised to expect a black donor, calls the revelation a sign that all people are one. The pastors’ donation highlights racial disparities in marrow registries and donor matching.
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Frank Wise
Akron
God
Seneca, S.C
Akron Beacon Journal
Donald Kuntz
Creston
Isaiah
Kuntz
Wise
Frank Nizzi
Ohio
Red Cross
Frank
Nizzi
Creston United Methodist Church
South Carolina
Nordson Grants Boost Lorain County Nonprofits in 2000
Nordson Corp Foundation awarded 1.5 million in grants last year with Lorain County groups receiving 1.17 million through 42 nonprofits and 19 programs. The foundation, giving five percent of domestic pre tax earnings annually since 1988, plans first quarter 2001 grants soon. The Lorain Palace Civic Center got 50,000 for Vision 2000 projects including sound, restoration, and lighting upgrades.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Nordson Corp. Foundation
Foundation
Kristin Atkinson
John Handyside
Palace
Grace proposes four year council terms and charter changes
Elyria may vote on charter amendments tonight as Mayor Bill Grace outlines plans in the State of the City address. Proposals include extending council terms from two to four years, renaming city solicitor to city law director, and shifting mayoral take office date from December 6 to December 1. The Planning Commission also weighs rezoning 1.9 acres on Dewhurst Road for an office building.
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Elyria
Bill Grace
Lorain County
Jon Kiner
Planning Commission
Avon Lake councilman seeks cable cutbacks
Avon Lake Councilman Earl Martin calls for trimming the city’s government access cable channel to save money. He proposes transferring taping and broadcasting duties to Avon Lake Schools or volunteers, citing costs up to 100000 dollars and limited resident benefit. Others disagree, noting broadcasts inform residents and should continue, while schools may help with production.
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Avon Lake
Earl Martin
Martin
Holly Kowalski
3Rd Ward
Greg Zilka
Westlake
Cleveland
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Ted Jacobs
Jacobs
Elyria Schools
E. Jean Harper
Lorain Schools
Jim Smith
Nordson
Alec McConnaughey
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Grace
the Chronicla. Telegram
Gary Smith
Massey
Gulf Road
Elyria Police
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