Police officers move office to better serve juveniles
North Ridgeville officers Hoffstetter and Bauer plan moving from the station to a house next door to expand the juvenile unit. They will handle juvenile cases, aid PTA Safety Town, visit schools, and run talks on drugs, safety, and crime prevention. They stress prevention to keep youths from future crime.
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Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Walt
Skip) Hoffstetter
Ronald Bauer
Hoffstetter
Bauer
Liberty School to be renamed after Dr Beitler in Ridgeville
Ridgeville officials consider renaming Liberty School in honor of the late Dr. Roger Beitler who championed the institution. Board members weighed community sentiments after his death and may also rename the high school or learning center. Meanwhile city notices include library book donations, Learn to Swim sessions, and youth activities with dates and contact numbers.
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Richard Carje
Board of Education
Liberty School
Roger Beitler
Carje
Dr. Beitler
John Porter
Larry Turner
Porter
Beitler
North Ridgeville Corn Festival Aug 10 12 at Middle School
The fifth annual Corn Festival runs August 10 through 12 at the football field behind North Ridgeville Middle School with free admission. events include opening ceremonies led by John Lannigan, parade, queen crowning, tethered balloon rides, and various Saturday and Sunday activities such as luncheons, contests, magic shows, karate demos, and a rock band.
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North Ridgeville
John Lannigan
WGAR
Fiddy’s
Carved cowpokes propel Gene Zesch to art fame
In Mason Texas UPI reports rancher Gene Zesch has become perhaps the nation’s most successful wood carver. His 4 to 6 inch caricatures of aging hard luck cowpokes sell for 600 to 3000 dollars and grace galleries across Texas New Mexico Arizona Wyoming California and New York. He plans to stay near the St James River home with wife Patsy and sons, while galleries gradually embraced his work after a slow start and initial art-world skepticism.
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Mason
Texas
UPI
Gene Zesch
Missouri
Bull Durham
Zesch
Texas A&m
Patsy
St. James River
New Mexico
Arizona
Wyoming
California
New York
United States
Santa Fe
Jackson
Wye
Scottsdale, Ariz
America
Zesc Bors
N. Mexico
Arizona California
Revealing study shows wife abuse underreported in Kentucky
A Louisville Kentucky opinion piece cites a Louis Harris survey showing over 80,000 Kentucky wives were abused by their husbands in the past year and 169,000 have suffered abuse in their marriages. The report notes abuse spans all socio economic levels and urban or rural settings with 33,000 women severely abused.
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Harris
Kentucky
Ralph Kramden
Alice
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von Bauer
Walt Hoffstetter
C-T
Gusan
N. Ridgeville
Danbury
Conn
Friends of the Library
Debbie Dunham
Chesterfield
Parks and Recreation Department
South Central Park
Florida
Fisher Big Wheel
Pee Wee Football League
Palmer Field
North Ridge Plaza
Senter Ridge Road
Liz Simmons
Dayle Noll
Nancy Araian
P.O. Box
Southwest
Thad
Lyndon B. Johnson
Elsa Goss
Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Lexington
Detroit
New York State
Boston
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
New Hampshire
Louis Harris
Kentucky Commission On Women
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