President Obama visits Lorain County for town hall at LCCC
President Barack Obama is set to hold a town hall at Lorain County Community College in Elyria with a potential stop at Riddell in Elyria. Local officials hope he sees the college wind turbine program and green manufacturing efforts as part of his itinerary briefing.
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Mayor Grace to Meet Obama in Brief Cleveland Visit
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace will meet President Barack Obama to deliver sentiments of local business owners and plant operators. The meeting occurs during the president’s visit as he travels on the second leg of his campaign trip.
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President’s visit coverage streams live online
The article notes live streaming coverage of the president’s visit at chronicles.com. WEOL-AM 930 will also air the president’s town hall meeting live for listeners.
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Jobs forum planned after visit in Lorain
A Citizens for Jobs and a Better Economy coalition hosts a public forum from 4 to 7 p.m. at St. Joseph's Community Center Gould Auditorium 205 W 20th St Lorain. The event, free and open to all, accompanies President Obama’s Lorain County visit and will watch his remarks and discuss ideas and concerns.
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Brown says Obama visit will show Lorain County economy
U S Senator Sherrod Brown says presidents rarely visit and Obama’s Lorain County trip will reveal both the recession’s impact and local recovery efforts. He notes workers, firms, and groups have confronted challenges with innovative solutions in Lorain County.
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Citizens urge Obama to back universal health care plan
Letters from readers urge President Obama to craft a healthcare plan for all Americans, noting politicians and families should share coverage. Individuals from Grafton Vermilion Lorain press for stronger actions on healthcare, war, regulations, and immigration, calling for direct public leadership and outreach.
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More Letters Appear On Pages A2 And A5
A2 and A5 pages display additional reader letters and responses. The letters reflect local public concerns and community viewpoints, with residents voicing opinions on civic issues and neighborhood matters.
Lorain OKs Consolidation of Admiral King and Southview High Schools
Lorain Schools superintendent Cheryl Atkinson won board approval to merge Admiral King and Southview high schools. The surviving building will be decided at the February 17 meeting, with logic suggesting Admiral King. The plan aims to save about 2.8 million dollars annually and precedes a new high school opening in 2014 15.
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Lorain Schools Seek 5.9 Million Emergency Levy
Lorain district residents will vote in May on a $5.9 million five year emergency levy. Treasurer Dale Weber says even if approved the district still faces future deficits with surpluses and shortfalls projected through 2011 to 2013. Homeowner costs for a $100,000 property are outlined.
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