Southwest Licking Looks to Pass 3.3 Million Levy
Southeast of Columbus the Southwest Licking school district seeks a 3.3 million four year levy after voters rejected a prior measure. Superintendent Forest Yocum warns the levy funds essential relief despite prior 0 cuts and a strained budget. Taft notes this economy limits state funding and predicts no clear outcome for the funding committee.
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LC School to close after 50 years on Tower Boulevard
LC, an institution on Tower Boulevard since 1969, will close at year end after recording 26 applications and an expected 18 enrollments, down to 202 students. Board chair Ron Cocco says there was no choice, citing financial strain and the Diocese split last year. A transition team will plan the wind-down while students may shadow peers and attend a Catholic high school fair for next steps.
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Ohio and Michigan Lottery Pick Results Summary
Ohio totals show Pick 2 8 6 6 and Pick 3 5 7 8 with Pick 4 entries 1 6 3 3 and 5 9 3 5 plus Buckeye State draw noting S values 7 12 18 21 28 and Leto Plus jackpot listed at 12 million. Michigan Daily 3 2 9 5 and Daily 4 8 7 5 0 with Rell Down numbers 2 8 21 22 31.
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Lottery results and play lines update
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Property tax debates loom as districts seek more aid
In Elyria and North Ridgeville the story centers on how rising property values do not guarantee more school funding. Officials explain levies set constant totals, with rates adjusted by inflation and reappraisal formulas. A March 4.92 mill levy is proposed to generate 2.5 million, while growth can spread costs and reduce individual taxes.
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Foe to play final SC home game in Lorain Catholic gym
Open Door coach Alan Januzzi agreed to move the Spartans final home game against Lorain Catholic to the rival school’s gym as Lorain Catholic closes at year end. Januzzi, SC alumnus from 1932, recalled childhood memories and said the move honors SC fans and the school’s history.
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Elections official predicts 34 percent turnout in Ohio primary
Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell estimated 34 percent of Ohio’s 7.2 million registered voters would vote in the upcoming primary. About 2.5 million could participate as campaigns choose candidates for president, Congress, and the Legislature. The figure mirrors recent presidential-year turnout at 30 percent in 1996 and 35 percent in 2000.
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Kerry Edwards clash over electability before Super Tuesday
The race tightens five days before Super Tuesday as Kerry aims to end Edwards this night. Edwards, born in South Carolina, questions electability in Southern and border states, while Kerry counters he can win independents and Republicans. Kerry notes he has won 18 of 20 contests including Tennessee and Virginia.
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Oberlin Basketball Teammates Send Get Well Wishes
Oberlin coach Bill Roniger shared that senior star Shakeela Pouncy is doing well after a season interruption. Wellington coach Ron Clady praised Pouncy as a strong student and player. Duke seniors offered support, Lorain County Conference rivals showed care, and Oberlin received get well balloons from Wellington as teams expressed concern and prayers.
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Kerry Edwards pick up Ohio superdelegates
Kerry and Edwards win key endorsements in Ohio ahead of the March 2 primary. The 140 delegates at stake include 16 automatic superdelegates like Rep. Sherrod Brown and State Sen. Mark Mallory. Four superdelegates back Kerry. Edwards has early support from Mary Ellen Withrow and others.
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Ex Brook Park mayor found guilty of DUI
Tom Coyne former mayor of Brook Park and current chair of the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections pleaded no contest to driving under the influence after being stopped for weaving. He refused a breath test and admitted driving an $85,000 Jaguar at 2 am through Westlake. A second alcohol assessment will follow before sentencing.
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First Ohio sextuplets born at Akron Children’s Hospital
Dr. Anand Kantak says the four pound babies weighed two pounds one ounce each at 28 weeks, a gestation that boosts survival. Hanselman, a Bedford chemist, calls the moment like winning the Super Bowl and Indy 500 as the sextuplets head to NICU for about nine weeks with respirators. The fertility team had advised reducing embryos to improve odds, but the couple chose to proceed after seeing heartbeats.
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