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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2011
Page
1
Midview school board lays groundwork for a May levy asking about 3.5 million dollars annually for 10 years or half that, with millage estimates around 7.5 mills or 3.8 mills. A tiered levy plan may be considered to ease immediate payments as voters face past defeats and projected deficits.
Christianville, aided by Hope Christian Church Avon, advances entrepreneurship teaching in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. Christianville Foundation President Jim Liberatore notes a fish farm and poultry work provide protein, while he plans another visit and pursues family adoption.
Community effort coordinated by Christianville Foundation and Hope Christian Church channels relief gifts to Cleveland and Avon addresses via SportsTime Ohio and local church network. Donations directed to disaster aid.
This week’s Dash Between profiles Oberlin teacher Millie Arthrell. The piece highlights her dedication to education and her approach to fostering learning in the community.
Martin Luther King III said the Arizona shootings that killed six and wounded a congresswoman show his father’s work is unfinished. He urged continued commitment to nonviolence as he spoke at the King Center.
The Lorain NAACP hosts an MLK celebration at Living Word Church Lorain at 3 30 p.m. A joint Oberlin ceremony from 5 to 6 p.m. at Finney Chapel features a program themed peace and healing with leaders including Marci Alegant and Rev Fred Bell. The program includes the MLK Festival Choir and Oberlin High School student presentations.
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