Titan seniors celebrate achievements at Lorain 2015 graduation
Lorain High School marked the class of 2015 with academic and athletic honors. About 11 percent earned associate degrees alongside diplomas and total scholarship money rose from 34 million to 41 million. The Titans football team reached the playoffs, the first Lorain Schools team to do so since 1984.
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Lorain High School Graduation Counts 425 Seniors
Lorain High School graduated 425 seniors on Tuesday. About 40 from Crean Recovery Academy 20 from the Digital Academy and three from New Beginnings Academy. 4116 honored 150 earned an associate degree. 1160 plan college or Vocational schools. $4.1 million in scholarship money earned. 1913 seniors enlisted in the military. SOURCE: Lorain Schools.
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North Ridgeville High marks 2015 grads with tribute to fallen classmate
The North Ridgeville High School class of 2015 held commencement at Lorain County Community College with 261 graduates. A tribute honored Alex Sismour, a 14 year old freshman who died in 2011, as his family received his diploma and mortarboard.
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Boy Becomes Cleveland Brown For A Day
Dylan Sutcliffe a 9 year old Lyndhurst resident with ataxia telangiectasia fulfilled a Make A Wish moment in Berea He rode to Browns headquarters in a limousine signed a one day contract wore No 7 and met GM Ray Farmer Coach Mike Pettine and quarterbacks His wheelchair use gave way to walking as he enjoyed a full day with the team including a private session with players
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Parole officer held on drugs charges with bond set
Michael Hoover a 50 year old parole officer with the Ohio Adult Parole Authority Elyria office faced drug possession and trafficking charges after a two month investigation. Visiting Judge James Hoover set bond at 115000 and waived the preliminary hearing in Elyria Municipal Court. Hoover plans to post bond and maintains he is a victim of others seeking personal gain.
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Elyria Schools Open House Bids Farewell to Rigda
Elyria Schools hosts a Tuesday open house from 4 to 6 pm in the Elyria High dining hall to honor Paul Rigda’s 10 year tenure before retirement and to welcome Tom Jama to the superintendent role. Attendees must RSVP at bitly IJktwr7 and enjoy cookies cake punch and coffee.
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Oberlin selects internal candidate as director of development
Oberlin names Carrie Handy interim director since January to lead development after Gary Boyle left. Nine applicants were considered with input from business owners residents and boards. Norenberg praised Handy for discretion grace under fire competency and diplomacy.
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