Wellington FFA teacher under investigation and license review
Cardenzana disclosed a complaint against Knoble dated Jan 9 with officials forwarding it to the sheriff, Ohio Department of Education and Lorain County Children Services. Auditors seek accountability for 175,716 dollars managed by Knoble in FFA activities while suspension followed multiple prior incidents and criminal charges were dismissed in 2006. The Ohio DOE plans a Feb 13 final hearing on his teaching license as investigators flag pornographic material, explicit language, and inappropriate conduct with students.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 for corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate coverage.
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Ohio and surrounding states lottery results digest
Saturday and Sunday draws across Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia list Midday Pick 3 and 4 numbers Daily 3 and 4 results Mega Millions numbers and jackpot estimates Rolling Cash 5 results Lot O Play and Lot Q Play jackpots and numbers, plus state totals and dates for the weekend lottery activity.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Circulation and Delivery Rates
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists home delivery service hours and rates. Daily and Sunday delivery is $3 per week, $3.19 weekly for motor routes, and annual rates of $234 or $78 for Sunday only. Mail-in U S payments required in advance. Address changes to The Chronicle Telegram P O Box 4010 Elyria.
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Cursive Future: Schools Shift Toward Computers Over Handwriting
Educators from Clearview Avon and neighboring districts note a move away from cursive as students favor typing and print. Superintendent Rick Buckosh cites computer dominance, while curriculum director Vicki Fisher warns handwriting may be dropped from curricula.
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Graphoanalysis expert rates handwriting clues to personality
Miller, a retired social worker, lectures on graphoanalysis linking slant and pressure to decision styles. She trained with the International Graphoanalysis Society in Chicago and now consults for businesses, noting that emotion drives slant while pressure signals intensity.
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Early spring talk as warm trend lifts grower hopes
A1 weather notes mild spells and budding trees as maple sap may flow sooner. Beekeepers report bees and maples budding while greenhouse owners plant early season annuals and perennials amid cautious optimism about an early spring. Local growers cite past freezes, with one recalling a three foot snow March that collapsed a greenhouse. Contacts: Cindy Leise 440-329-7245.
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Crash from Vermilion Route 2 involves Pauley and Hamilton
In Vermilion along state Route 2 witnesses say Pauley and Hamilton driven vehicles at high speeds. Pauley’s car lost control vaulted into a tractor trailer after crossing the median. Hamilton fled the scene. his passengers face no charges. The tractor-trailer driver sustained minor injuries.
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Incentives forgrades study in Coshocton district
A Coshocton incentive program pays third through sixth graders $15 for each proficient score and $20 for higher scores on a state exam, up to $100 with perfect five-subject performance. Robert Simpson funded with a $100,000 grant. district grades from four elementaries were randomized to receive rewards or not. The district rose from academic emergency to effective, as critics warn about paying for grades. Wade Lucas and Bettinger defend as a No Child Left Behind complement.
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Birthdays Without Pressure pushes simpler kid party ideas
Birthdays Without Pressure publicized this month with a website and media outreach. Parents share stories of over elaborate celebrations, urging gift free parties and minimal décor while prioritizing children's comfort over competition. Linda Zwicky co-founded the group after a turning point party for her son Wyatt, promoting modest, stress free celebrations.
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