Grafton names Megan Flanigan as mayor in 2011 win
Megan Flanigan, 30, the newly elected mayor of Grafton, plans to boost economic development by reviving vacant buildings and guiding policy updates. She aims to improve communication with residents and businesses while supporting Route 57 widening to aid local commerce.
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LaGrange Youth Soccer signups and fees announced
LaGrange Youth Soccer schedules spring signups from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday and January 21 at LaGrange Municipal Building. Fees vary by age group with discounts for fall returners and requirements for birth certificates photos and jerseys. For details visit the club site or Facebook.
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Midview Students Honor Pearl Harbor Poster Winners
Sixth graders at Midview East Elementary studied Pearl Harbor accounts and created posters judged by Grafton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3341. Winners Miranda Clark Logan Browning Elizabeth Grella and Joseph Bucknavich received monetary prizes at a special assembly.
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Elizabeth Grella
Joseph Bucknavich
Midview East
Pearl Harbor
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Huron St
Grafton LaGrange Columbia News Sends to Melissa Linebrink
Local news items from Grafton LaGrange and Columbia are directed to Melissa Linebrink at chroniclet dot com for forwarding and publication. This brief notice confirms routing of regional reports to the Chronicle’s online desk.
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Police Log Highlights From Rei Aaa LaGrange Area
A collection of calls and incidents includes loud music complaints on Main Street, a man threatening self harm transported to Elyria Medical Center, a suspicious person sighting, an arrest of Samantha Miller on an outstanding warrant, a stolen microwave reported and set aside for pick up, a home break in with two televisions stolen, a 911 hang up from a child at Novak Road, broken yard lights on Wellfleet Drive, requests for extra patrols for safety, broken windows at Elm Street old school, and a babysitter’s father attempting to break down an apartment door.
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Chestnut St
Grafton
Elm St
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Zumba and crafts events at Columbia Library complex
The Columbia Branch Library hosts an Introduction to Zumba at 10 30 a m with Maggie Savoy plus a snowman apron craft for third graders and up at 6 p m co sponsored by Friends of the Columbia Library and a garlic growing and cooking program at 4 15 p m co sponsored by the Columbia Garden Club Registration required by calling (440) 236 8751 A Columbia Board of Education meeting at 7 p m with an 6 p m executive session at the Administration Center 25796 Royalton Road Also basic computer classes at the Columbia Branch Call ahead or visit the library events calendar for details Submission guidelines provided.
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