Diploma Triumph Echoes Individual Paths at Graduation
Valedictorian Kelly Adamcek and Principal Wayne Uehlein led a graduation where graduates shared varied views on success. The ceremony honored seniors as diplomas were awarded by Uehlein, Krakowski, and Hurst, highlighting personal journeys over a universal standard.
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Airport plan to attract firms with JVS program support
County official notes the airport could draw multiple firms once infrastructure is funded and indexed to local demand. JVS will place training in an airport building, with IVS classes to seek FAA accreditation and donations of engines and gears to launch programs.
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Lorain County Transit
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GED achiever Walter Hendricks a lifelong learner and pilot
Walter Hendricks, praised by Gail Jacobs for inspiring GED students in Elyria ABLE classes, excelled in math and the social studies GED section. He earned a pilot license after a 33 year old ride, plans to fly to Maryland for a convention, and will study computer engineering at Lorain County Community College this fall with his wife Patricia and a large family in support.
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Elyria Able
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Lorain County Community College
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Suspect eludes police after sideswipe near Black River
Elyria police say a car sideswiped another then fled toward the Black River on East Avenue. Officers found suspect Oliver hiding in brush along the west bank and, with help from a North Ridgeville police dog, searched East Avenue East River Street and surrounding homes but found no further trace. Residents described the thick underbrush aiding the escape and noted a shallow river behind their homes.
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Oliver
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Police refuse to ride in wagons for safety concerns
Philadelphia police will not use patrol wagons for transporting officers or to public events. Union leaders recalled injuries to suspects in Ford cargo vans and warned a serious incident could occur. The city bought nine padded passenger vans in 1998 at a cost of 343000 dollars to shuttle officers instead.
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Knight Ridder
Philadelphia
Order of Police
Richard B. Costello
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