Elyria United Methodist Village celebrates centennial with expansion plans
The Elyria United Methodist Village marks 100 years since its founding by Mary Lilly and the Old Ladies Home lineage. The current campus near West Avenue expands with 40 patio homes and a three story apartment, aiming for 500 residents by 1997 and a village center to host health care and services for Lorain County.
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Duchess of York faces mounting debts and bank scrutiny
The British press cites Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, accruing large expenditures including $4,560 in shoe buys and $15,000 in clothes, with daily interest charges around $2,623 at Coutts & Co. The Queen has refused further bailouts. Ferguson’s income and payroll costs are contrasted with her high debt burden.
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Fifth-year senior speaks on EHS rumors and safety
A fifth-year senior at EHS defends the school against rumors of gangs and drugs, noting fights occur and stereotypes persist. He contrasts EHS with Elyria West, recalls past incidents, and argues media and bias inflame tensions between white and Black students.
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Elyria High School debate over closing Elyria West
A reader argues against closing Elyria West noting its traditions and community, while praising Elyria High School teachers and the need for accountability amid fears of increased student numbers and color bias. The letter questions recent rumors and names Lester Schultz in relation to a prior incident.
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Money Talks End West Tradition At Elyria School
A student speaker condemns Elyria West school closure plans and board decisions. The letter accuses officials of ignoring voices and prioritizing money and pay over student safety and community needs.
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Elyria West High School Closure Sparks Community Backlash
An Elyria West alumna laments the school’s closure, arguing the move harms the community and deprives students of a shared legacy. She notes the impact on memories, traditions, and the need for two high schools, amid worries about FHS violence and forced changes.
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Comity in Washington Fades Amid Polarized Politics
Clarence Page argues Washington identity of comity has faded as bipartisanship gives way to hard ideological conflict. He notes rising retirements, gridlock over the budget, and a realignment toward suburbs signaling a needed new politics while warning of a bumpy ride ahead.
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