40 Key Building Blocks to Help Kids Succeed
The Search Institute identifies 40 assets that foster healthy development and guide youths toward becoming healthy, caring, and responsible individuals. Local schools unite to name monthly asset themes for schools and communities to help children reach their potential.
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Lorain County leaders back annual civic values drive
January fairness February trustworthiness March positive learning April citizenship volunteerism May empowerment NWVolunteerism June time support August commitment to learning September decision making October respect November responsibility December caring. Endorsed by Lorain County Superintendent offices The Center for Leadership in Education Lorain Prevention Connection The Lorain County Prosecutor Health Advisory Council and sponsors.
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Center For Leadership In Education
Loraincoun Prevention Commection
Understanding Friend Promotes Fair Play and Equity
An emphasis on listening, empathy, and understanding others guides a person who values due process and fair treatment for all. The message advocates following rules, making considerate decisions, and upholding equity and equality in interactions with others.
Community Impact Fairness and the pursuit of justice
The piece discusses fairness as a partial concept and contrasts it with justice within the Community Impact Organization Teen programs. It details lessons from a Groups of Seven activity, quotes youths like Demarco Tarrant and Brain Sharpe, and references Dr. Martin Luther King Jr on judging by character rather than skin color.
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Community Impact Organization
CSO
Campus Impacttm
Teen Center
Demarco Tarrant
Brain Sharpe
Martin Luther King Jr
Mull William Ernest Mull 86 lifelong farmer dies in Elyria
William Ernest Mull 86 a lifelong dairy farmer from Wellington died Saturday January 7 2006 at EMH Regional Medical Center Elyria after a lengthy illness He enjoyed draft horses and the Grand Ole Opry Survived by daughters Laura McConnell Sharon Thompson Melinda Mull Bonnie Mull and sisters Lois Longbrake Esther Norton Preceded by wife Winona and brothers Visitation is 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm Wednesday at Cowl ing Funeral Home Oberlin Service 11 am Thursday Pittsfield Community Church Pittsfield Interment Pittsfield Cemetery
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William Ernest Mull
Wellington
EMH Regional Medical Center
Elyria
Pittsfield Township
Mull
Laura M. McConnell
Sharon L. Thompson
Melinda E. Mull
Bonnie A. Mull
Pittsfield
Lois Longbrake
Grafton
Esther Norton
Winona Arlene Mull
George
Mildred Mull
Frank
Richard Mull
Cowling Funeral Home
Main St
Oberlin
Kenneth L. Gerhardt
Obituary: Jean Ruth Solomon of Locust and Lorain
Jean Ruth Solomon age 62 of Locust North Carolina and formerly of Sheffield Lake died Friday December 23 2008 Born in Pennsylvania she lived most of her life in Lorain. She worked as a cytotechnologist at Elyria Memorial Hospital and was active at First Lutheran Church in Lorain. She is survived by her husband William M Solomon a son Thomas Solomon a daughter Sharon Gotro three grandchildren and a sister Nancy Marsh. Memorials to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Arrangements by Gaskin Services.
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Jean Ruth Solomon
Locust
N.C
Sheffield Lake
Pennsylvania
William M. Solomon
Thomas Solomon
Beacon Falls
Wwwgaskinservices.com
Automobiles claim life of Vermilion teen Risner Jr
David Anthony Risner Jr, 17, of Vermilion, died Sunday January 6 2006 in a Vermilion auto crash. Friends may call 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 8 p m today at Riddle Funeral Home Vermilion. Funeral 11 a m Wednesday at First Baptist Church Vermilion with Rev Rodney Hollan officiating. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery Vermilion. Contributions to Epilepsy Foundation or Risner Memorial Fund c/o First Merit Bank Wallmilion Ohio. Online condolences at www.riddlefuneralhotetom.
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Vermilion
Riddle Funeral Home
South St
First Baptist Church
River Road
Rodney Hollan
Maple Grove Cemetery
Epilepsy Foundation
Garden City Drive
Landover
Elyria Police Log Highlights Domestic Disputes and Warrants
A dense list of Elyria police calls from January include domestic disputes at Foxes Lar Apartments and Thornwood Boulevard, a mass disturbance and weapon threat near State Steel, multiple resisting arrest and warrant actions, vehicle and property crimes, and various misuses of credit cards and DUIs. Offenders include Brandon Snyder, Bary Hampton, Roosevelt Freddie, and Sly Worthy, with warrants from Highland Heights Madina Westlake and others. incidents span East Ave, Broad Street, and Cromwell Drive among others.
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Elyria
Surtnberg
West River Road
State Steel
Middle Avenue
Trajuana
EME
East Ave
Brandon J. Snyder
Avon and Fairview Park
Theresa Lea Snyder
Bohannon Court
Bary L. Hampton
Highland Heights and
Madina
Lang Ave
Oberlin Ave
Mitton Vazquas
20Th St
Gary J. Reese
Adi
Delaware Ave
West 21St Street
Charles Bmnks
E 36Th St
Broadway Ave
Curtis Sautt
Weat 21St Steel
Yvonne Lynn Loy
W. Ene Ave
Dui
W. Ninth
Laxington Ave
Sly Les Worthy
Lexington Ave
Cherish Lea Hess
Westlake Police Department
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