Eaton fly ash dump drab vision for future
CEI has bought 200 acres in Eaton Township to place a coal fly ash dump near the Eaton Estates subdivision. Dust and odor concerns arise as prevailing southwest winds could blow debris toward homes for 25 to 35 years. Local leaders urge separating industrial and residential use and finding a site away from the neighborhood.
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Dream Team prep in Portland bogs hopes and nerves
The Dream Team led by Jordan Bird and Johnson faces a pre Olympic test in Portland. The piece questions ego cohesion and form as the U S world spotlight looms, noting fan desire to root for underdogs and wishing for fewer callow collegians and more seasoned pros.
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Thanks to Lorain RSVP Volunteers and Staff
Ruth and Bill McCune of Elyria thank the Lorain County Retired Senior Volunteer Program for its 700 plus volunteers at 130 sites. They credit RSVP staff and volunteers with rallying to handle a family crisis during the open house and express pride in association and support.
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Elyria YWCA Dance Recital Highlights June 6
The Elyria YWCA held its sixth annual Dance Recital at Wood Junior High on June 6. Ninety eight youth dancers, ten adults and 30 volunteers contributed, rehearsed, chaperoned and created costumes for a successful show. Nancy Greer Greer led as dance youth coordinator.
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Rush hour rescue by a good Samaritan on I 480
Jane Sturgeon of Avon thanks Tom Sandercock, a UPS driver, for helping at 5:45 p.m. on I 480 by Great Northern after her tire blew out. He bought tires at North Ridgeville Marathon, waited for balancing, and drove her back to the gas station, refusing payment beyond coffee.
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Afro American Festival draws communities together in Lorain
The Chronicle-Telegram reports the 13th annual Afro American Festival July 10 to 12 organized by the First Community Interfaith Institute led by Rev. Gerald Evans. The event, theme Building bridges to all communities, showcases youth programs, guidance, and role models, highlighting Lorain County’s diverse pride. Bernard Greenberg commentaries include Nord Center executive director Lorain Greenberg.
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Quayle and the illusion of family values
Reese, writing in the Orlando Sentinel, argues that political calls for traditional family values are hollow slogans. He critiques the Bush administration and other leaders for lip service, noting differing environments shape values and that pronouncements rarely yield real change such as jobs or tax reform.
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