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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2018
Page
1
The federal government halts nonessential operations at midnight asSenate Democrats block a four week stopgap. Leaders move toward a compromise to avert a longer shutdown, with safety net programs continuing and furloughs possible if no deal is reached.
With ECOT shut, thousands of Ohio families must find options. Superintendent Paolo DeMaria says districts will streamline enrollment while North Ridgeville prepares for possible influx of 30 ECOT students. Ranger Academy offers hybrid paths and access to special education services.
Elyria Catholic High School junior Young Jae Park, the only student on the embassy train to meet President Moon Jae in, won the PyeongChang Idea Olympics contest. Park traveled from Ohio to Seoul for the event after receiving notice in December.
Phyllis DeMark and Jean Hays describe 25 years ago discovering and purchasing land in Brownhelm Township after a Sunday ad. They felt an instant pull, acted quickly from listing to sale, and now aim to preserve the property as a lasting blessing.
Robert White of LaGrange was appointed by Gov. Kasich as the new Elyria Municipal Court judge to replace retiring Judge Lisa Locke Graves. White will take office Feb. 6 and must run in November 2019 to complete the term through Jan. 1, 2022. He has served as acting judge since 2016 and holds a JD from Cleveland Marshall College of Law.
Oberlin City Schools win state approval to discontinue busing for Oberlin students at Lake Ridge Academy in North Ridgeville after a 9-6 Ohio Board of Education vote. Hearing officer opposed the plan, but the department letter supported Oberlin, Superintendent Hall said.
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