Gravelles selling home to pay legal bills after conviction
Clarkfield Township couple Michael and Sharon Gravelle, convicted of keeping 11 adopted special needs children in cages, put their three acre home on the market for 279,900 to fund an appeal. The 1940 house, bought in 1993 for 60,000, sits about 60 miles west of Cleveland. sentencing set for Feb 12.
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Fantastic Frame Teaches Ballroom Etiquette to Admiral King Kids
About 35 students from all grades at Admiral King gathered in the auditorium for a ballroom dancing demonstration. ROTC and casual dress students mixed as the coach emphasized respect and proper etiquette beyond the common bump and grind. Some students lingered after the session to continue learning.
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Amherst council bid aims to reclaim third ward seat
A longtime Amherst implicates a return to public service as he seeks the Third Ward seat, citing a conservative Democratic stance, pro life views, and support for gun rights. He plans to meet Mayor Taylor to learn issues and aims to boost city revenue by filling Amherst Plaza with retailers. first council meeting set for January 22.
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