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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2012
Page
16
Actress Sean Young 52 was placed under citizen’s arrest at the Governors Ball after a dispute with a security guard. She posted 20000 bail and was released after being booked for investigation of misdemeanor battery.
Readers discuss a mother's concerns over stepchildren and potential impact on her own kids. Another set of letters cheers mortgage burning as a public celebration and shares related experiences and cautions about legal steps to release a mortgage lien.
Dear Amy column notes a small religious nonprofit facing a proposed move to full-time leadership, risking the part-time secretary’s job. The retiree questions ethics and whether to warn her colleague, while the veteran advice urges reporting to the board and not meddling further.
Pollsters forecast the prime minister and former president will win the March election in the first round with over half the vote, avoiding a runoff and potentially easing rising protests.
A deadly avalanche claims the lives of three skiers during the weekend in a U.S. state, with authorities investigating the incident and identifying the victims. Local officials urged caution as rescue teams searched the area and confirmed no survivors.
The exhibition presents Creatures From D1 in themes Water Land and Air with kraken mermaids giants giant apes dragons and phoenix displays. Artifacts include Chinese dragon banners tengu masks shadow puppets dragon bones and a 120 foot parade dragon. Interactive stations let visitors touch compare fossils and build dragons with touch screens. Video interviews with experts including Christopher Paolini accompany the displays.
In 2010 Dr. Ryan named a new dinosaur Medusaceratops lokii found along Montana’s Milk River. The horned herbivore about 20 feet long and over two tons, lived roughly 78 million years ago in the Late Cretaceous. The name fuses Medusa and Loki, reflecting skull coils and Norse myth, drawing Marvel interest.
Administrators anticipate Mythic Creatures will attract diverse visitors to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Dr. Ryan notes a typical attendance spike with new exhibitions and hopes to bring in people who wouldn’t normally visit. He adds that popular shows can boost nearby restaurants and shops in Cleveland.
Dr. Ryan notes myth remains deeply rooted in culture and hopes the exhibition helps visitors distinguish fact from fiction while expanding their view of myth, with curator backing the project and contact through Joseph Dilworth at acc.
A reader recounts affordable ways to enjoy film and home viewing. Regal offers $1 family movies 6 to 8 weeks each summer with cartoons and preteen features. Drive-ins present a cheap outdoor option, while at home Netflix costs $8 monthly for instant streaming.
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