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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 2001

Page

9

Grants for North Olmsted students seek enrichment

The North Olmsted Education Foundation offers student mini grants to cover costs for programs outside class. Applications are open with funds varying by round. deadlines include March 30. Contact Vera Brewer at (440) 779-3513 or the community services office at (440) 779-3522 for details.

North Olmsted Education Foundation Vera Brewer Mittee Office of Community Services North Olmsted Recreation Center Lorain Road North Olmsted City Birch, Forest and Spruce Birch School Palm Drive Polaris Old Oak Blvd Middleburg Heights

Community Notes Contact Details for Submissions

To submit news for this column, contact Debbie Kinnec at (440) 329-7155, fax items to (440) 329-7282, send email to or write Cuyahoga County Community Notes, The Chronicle-Telegram, 225 East Ave, PO Box 4010, Elyria 44036.

Debbie Kinnec Cuyahoga County Chronicle-Telegram East Ave Elyria

Ohio families struggle as heating bills surge nationwide

In Greenville Linda Houck faces a $392 monthly heating bill up from $125, with a nine year old and two jobs to make ends meet. Across Ohio Zenovia Whatley in Cleveland sees $498 heat costs, behind on other bills, while Stacey Groves in Wilberforce doubles from $89 to $190, sacrificing food and small comforts as officials note national gas prices up about 90 percent.

Linda Houck Ohio Greenville Houck US Energy Information Administration Zenovia Whatley Cleveland Whatley Wilberforce Dayton Stacey Groves Diana Brothers Maineville Brothers

Toledo police records on crime families go missing

Toledo police records and photos detailing the lives of the city's crime families and civic leaders from 1975 to 1981 have disappeared. The Blade reported the effort failed to locate documents linking gamblers, bookies, union leaders and politicians to organized crime, sparking questions about destruction without state notice.

Toledo Police Department The Blade Gene Fodor

Elyria teachers earn national board certificates for 1999 2000

Four Elyria Schools teachers Darlene Tribby Barbara Anderson Patricia Norris and Linda Collins have earned National Board for Professional Teaching Standards certificates for the 1999 2000 school year. The process is a year long performance based assessment proving subject knowledge teaching methods and classroom impact.

Elyria Elyria Schools National Board For Professional Teaching Standards Darlene Tribby Windsor School Barbara Anderson Kindergarten Village Patricia Norris McKinley Linda Collins Northwood NBPTS

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