North Ridgeville school board delays make-up day decision
The North Ridgeville board postponed deciding if a make-up day will occur after a teachers study day on Feb 9. Discussions included June 9 as a records day, with amendments defeated and tabled motions to seek state law guidance on required school days. Teachers urged preserving student time and avoiding pay penalties.
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Francis Halagan
Beverly Reising
Roger T. Beitler
Jeanne Shultzaberger
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Roger Smith
North Ridgeville Education Association
North Ridgeville asked to permit mobile home development
Patricia Isaak reports at a council work session in North Ridgeville where residents discussed reconsidering zoning ordinances to permit a planned mobile home community on 418 acres known as the Diamond Farm off Center Ridge Road near Maddock Road. Roy A. West, the attorney for the group, spoke on behalf of the interested parties.
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Bauer promoted to police sergeant
Ronald Bauer 26 was sworn in as police sergeant a city council created post last month. A North Ridgeville High School graduate, he has served as a police officer since May 1968 and heads the photography department. He is NRA firearms instructor and public relations liaison. Bauer and his wife Janet live near the police station as he pursues an associate degree in police science at Lorain County Community College.
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Lorain County Community College
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Center Ridge Road
George Binzer
Community meeting calendar for Wednesday events
Datebook lists multiple local group gatherings. Registration at Keystone High School 4:30 p.m. with dinner at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday events include Republican Couples Club at the fire hall, Florence Elementary PTA at 2 p.m., Florence Township trustees at township office, Cub Scout Pack 113 at township hall, Masonic Lodge at Masonic Hall, New London Athletic Boosters at the high school, Music Parents at the school, North Eaton Anti-Pollution League at town hall, Penfield Heirloom Club at Mrs. Glade Box's home, South Amherst Women's Guild at St. John’s United Church of Christ, Congregational trustees at the church, Altar and Rosary Society at Nativity Church, Spencer Volunteer Firemen’s Association at the fire station, and Wellington WSCS at the Methodist Church. Maria de Fatima de Campos, exchange student, will speak.
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Board Modifies School Dress Code For Coming Year
The school board approved a unanimous revision to the dress code limiting ear exposure for boys and allowing tapered hair to the collar. Boots and flared or bellbottom pants are now allowed for boys while girls may wear jeans. The term coordinated was dropped and pants may pair with any approved top. the code applies to the upcoming school year.
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Winter storm forecast spans plains to Great Lakes
Snow flurries and snow are forecast tonight from the Northern Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley into the Great Lakes area with rain in the Lower Peninsula of Michigan and showers southwestward into the Middle Mississippi Valley. Showers are expected in the Pacific Northwest with snow flurries in the Northern Rockies. Showers are also expected in the eastern Gulf Coast region. It will be milder in the Ohio Valley with little change elsewhere.
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Regional Weather Outlook with Lake Erie Variations
Mostly sunny today with highs in the 60s in the south and upper 40s to lower 50s in the north. Cooler near Lake Erie. Tonight fair with lows in the 30s north to 40s south. Tomorrow partly cloudy with highs from the mid 50s in the far north to the mid 70s in the far south.
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Weather winds shift through night with clouds
North to northwest winds of 10 to 15 knots rise to 18 to 28 knots this evening becoming east to southeast. Partly cloudy skies persist as conditions change.
Ohio Weekend Weather Outlook
The outlook calls for mild conditions Thursday with a chance of showers. Friday turns colder with showers changing to snow flurries and continuing into Saturday. Highs fall from the 40s/50s to the 20s/30s and overnight lows drop into the teens to 30s by Saturday.
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U S tastes spring as mercury soars across the nation
Unseasonable warmth spread over much of the United States with 70s to 80s widely recorded from Oregon to Kansas and Illinois. The Northwest faced rain and winds while the Northern Plains and upper Great Lakes stayed cold. Morning temps ranged from 6 below zero in Cut Bank Montana to 72 in McAllen Texas.
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