Hawes named Elyria school board president
Elyria School Board elected Ginny Hawes as president for the coming year, succeeding Holly Brinda who led the panel during a notable levy campaign and the selection of a new superintendent. Evelyn France and Kathryn Karpus retained roles on Urban Commission and IVS board, with Karpus taking on multiple district committees.
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Elyria School Board
Elyria
Waming
Ginny Hawes
Evelyn France
David Basinski
Holly Brinda
Brinda
Kathryn Karpus
IVS
Elyria Plan
Ohio School
Boarch Association
Urban Commission
Early College
Dott Boddy
Ohio School Board Association
Investigators worry about monthly foster child visits
Federal officials warn many foster children lack monthly caseworker visits. An inspector general report shows only 19 states plus DC provided computer based visitation data for 2003, with multiple states below required visitation rates. Ohio plans a statewide tracking system to boost monthly visits.
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District of Columbia
Inspector General
Department of Health and Human Services
Ohio
Dennis Evans
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Evans
Ing Foster Chuldren
Wyoming
West Virginia
Washington, T.C
Kentucky
New Hampshiire
Nebraska
Ternnessee
Arizona
Arkansas
Texas
Wade Horn
HHS
Children and Families
Horn
Bush
Ihent
Hurvi
Daniel Levinson
Lorain police report January 3 incidents and thefts
A summary of Lorain police calls includes multiple offenses on January 2 and 3 such as domestic violence reports, obstruction and drug possession arrests, driving under suspension, and thefts. Notable incidents involve a domestic violence report on 17th Street, vehicle break ins, window smashings, and thefts on Madison Avenue, Georgia Avenue, and Erie Street with suspects and ages listed.
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Lorain
West 30Th Street
Dwayne
Robert Louis Taylor
W. St
17Th Street
Long Avenue
Carmen Rivers
Oberlin Avé
Marshall Ave
Terrance John Gavin
Lorain Drive
West 17Th Street
Kevin R. Fleharty
Avon
Georgia Ave
Madison Ave
20Th St. St
Generator fire damages Lorain salon and apartment
A basement generator sparked a blaze in Lorain causing $20,000 damage to Chelly's Beauty Salon and an adjoining Grove Avenue apartment. Juan Borja, 47, received oxygen but refused further care. firefighters battled the three hour blaze as a pilot light ignited gasoline vapors.
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Lorain
Chelly
Grove Avenue
Dennis Livehak
Juan Borja
Livebak
Bonilla
Livchak
Maria Rodriguez
Three linked shootings leave two dead and one wounded
Columbus officers responding to a report of an intoxicated person on a sidewalk found a man shot dead on the west side. While there, information led them to a nearby house where another man was found dead and a third shot and wounded. The wounded man was taken to Mount Carmel West hospital in critical condition. Police suspect the incidents are connected and occurred in June on vacation. Victims unnamed.
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Columbus
Jmne
Michael Woods
West Side
Woods
Mount Carmel West Hospital
Elyria Man Charged With Rioting After New Year Eve Incident
Keith Herman, 44, of Valley Forge Circle, Elyria, is charged with aggravated rioting inciting violence and other counts after a disturbance at Atmosphere's Bar around 1 45 a m Sunday. Deputies investigated reports of shots fired but no gun was found and no victim was located.
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Elyria
Ufe
Sheriff's Caps
Rich Resender
Keith Herman
Valley Forge Circle
Vio Jenice
Sheriff's Deputies
Resendes
Resendez
Cash, checks stolen from Lorain church
Police report theft at St. Ladislaus Catholic Church in Lorain found a money bag opened Monday morning. Rev. James Schmitz said about $600 in cash and checks were missing. The incident remains under investigation.
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Lorain
St. Ladislaug Catholic Church
James Schmitz
COSI Columbus names new president CEO in April
David Chesebrough of the Buffalo Museum of Science will become president and chief executive officer at COSI Columbus in April, taking over amid ongoing budget cuts and layoffs. He previously steered the Buffalo museum through similar financial strains, where public aid accounted for about 20 percent of a $3 million budget. Former leader Kathryn Sullivan stepped down last year after nearly a decade.
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Columbus
David Chesebrough
Science Muse
Buffalo
N.Y
Cosi Columbus
Kathryn Sullivan
COSI
Tina Guegold
Chesebrough
Bult Jo Museum of Science
Wright Patterson workers leave as base reshapes force
About 40 workers nearing retirement are leaving Wright Patterson Air Force Base to avoid involuntary loss of jobs amid budget cuts. Officials say 20 retired or resigned under mitigation programs. 23 exited under a vacancy-to-new-job program to meet mission goals and rebalance skills. Donna Scarlata notes the strategy aims to train newcomers while seasoned staff depart.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
Donna Scarlata
Diritar
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