Eclectic Readers discuss Before Women had Wings at Oberlin Library
The Eclectic Reader Book Discussion group meets January 3 at 3pm and January 9 at 7pm in the Oberlin Public Library to discuss Connie May Fowler’s Before Women had Wings. Copies are available at the library. program details include author Mickey Pearlman speaking January 16 on book publishing.
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Bone
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Thebrary
Evervote
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Red Cross offers youth baby-sitting basics courses at Avon Lake
The American Red Cross Lorain County Chapter hosts two baby-sitting basics courses at Avon Lake Public Library on Jan 2 and Feb 3 for youths 12 to 18. The $30 fee covers instruction safety infant care and a certificate plus a small book aid kit. 440-333-4845 for details. AfterProm Volunteers seek Avon Lake High School help May 14 at EMH Health Center with prizes food games and candy tram, contact coordinators. Milestone anniversary set for Jan 21 at Avon Lake Library including Riggie Room dedication and antique appraisals Jan 16.
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Electric Blvd
Catholic charity aids Allen School day care center opening
Horizons charity from North Olmsted funds renovation and operations for a new Allen School day care and family community center in the former building. The project includes roof and window work costing about 45000. The center will serve 213 children in its first phase and reopen in June with ongoing programs at Franklin and Eastgate locations.
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Fragmented OCR Brief Skims Local Sports Update
A damaged OCR snippet shows partial names and notes from a local sports brief. Readable items mention teams and venues but lack complete details such as scores or dates. The fragment suggests a quick summary of a race or game with unclear participants and outcomes.
Ohio Supreme Court weighs own police force
The Ohio Supreme Court is studying if it should hire its own police force as it moves into a renovated 146 story building vacated by the Department of Education. A court security review suggests authority exists under Ohio law and could create an independent unit, though local courts would not follow suit.
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Energy farms may cut foreign oil dependence in future
Battelle researcher Steve Millett outlines that genetic engineering could enable crops grown on poor soils to become energy sources for ethanol and methanol, reducing US imports. He notes advances in fuel cells and hydrogen powered electricity could transform cars and neighborhoods, with California's deregulation warnings echoed. Ohio's power industry deregulated Monday.
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