Manning named Senate majority whip in Ohio
Ohio state Senator Gayle Manning of North Ridgeville was sworn in as Senate majority whip, replacing duties as chair of the Transportation Committee. Manning said she aims to move the state forward, focusing on jobs and keeping young people in Ohio, while representing Lorain and Huron counties and broader statewide needs.
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Police chase ends with stolen car crash in Huron County
Elyria officers faced mechanical failures on a high speed pursuit of a stolen 2005 Dodge Neon. The chase continued with Ohio Highway Patrol involvement until the vehicle crashed in Huron County and its driver, 20 year old Taylor Clark, was arrested.
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Trump wins Nevada caucus in 2016 Republican race
Donald Trump captured Nevada’s Republican caucus, with Marco Rubio pressing Ted Cruz for second place as both vie to check Trump’s momentum. An entrance poll suggested about six in ten caucusgoers were angry at government, and Trump drew roughly half of those voters.
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Lorain district earns an A in student progress grade
Lorain schools report an A in the progress component of the 2015 Ohio School Report Cards covering math and reading growth for grades 4 to 8. The district aims to meet thresholds on performance index and avoid Academic Distress, with state rollout detailing progress, achievement, and gaps.
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Lorain Early College program to continue after change
Lorain Schools will fund Early College for three more years at about 1.7 million while shifting to a revenue-friendly path. The new plan lowers district costs to 500 000 to 600 000 and lets current students finish at Early College with staff support from Dianne Quinn and Superintendent Jeff Graham. Governor Kasich education initiatives were highlighted by Ohio Chancellor John Carey during a prior visit.
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