Alliance city shakes with disease fear and panic
In Alliance Ohio a disease outbreak spreads confusion as residents and officials address contamination fears. Mayor Toni Middleton notes high emotion while schools stay open and graduation is debated. Many residents practice caution with disinfectants and masks amid partial absenteeism and concerns over disclosures.
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Atview
Alliance
Mount Union College
Hanottnln
Salem
Toni Middleton
Altonen fired after coaching tenure sparks board split
Altonen voiced belief that he was dismissed over discipline actions including making a white teammate apologize for a racial comment. He cited pulling seniors for freshmen late in a late 2000 game against Midview as a factor. Board members split on rehiring him, with two opposing and two in favor. Tyler noted debates over character development and team cohesion influenced the vote. Altonen’s career spans Firelands, North Ridgeville, and other Ohio schools with a hall of fame induction in 1996.
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Altonen
Midview
Dennis Walter
Pat Wakefield
Roberta Dussel
Darrel Tyler
Deborah Calihan
Walter
Wakefield
Dussel
Tyler
Keystone
Firelands High School
North Ridgeville High School
South Amherst High School
Firelands
Lorain County
Clearview
Baldwin-Wallace College Yellow Jackets
Admiral King
Elyria
Correction: Dr Patel treated quake victims in India
Correction to Friday's story states Dr Mahendra Patel was in India during the January earthquake and performed 10 surgeries on victims. He saw about 500 patients while there.
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Mahendra Patel
India
City considers plate fee impact on street funding and curb cuts
The council debates license plate fee increases aimed at street resurfacing with mentions of past general fund contributions and Fuller Road. A 30 day referendum window is noted with opposition unlikely to protest. The panel also rejects extending a curb cut moratorium despite a local bank plan at 368 Broad Street.
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Michael Lotko III
Council
Utilities Committee
Lotko
Board of Elections
Pauline Leboda
Fuller Road
Cuyahoga County
Elyria
Enty
Jeannette Evanich
National City Bank
Broad St
Evanich
Amherst Hospital Case Trails Details From Trial Testimony
In court, witnesses described alleged assaults at EMH and Grace Hospital. The first woman testified about a man entering her room and threats, and recalled vaginal contact amid MS and paralysis. The second woman identified Ramadugu in a lineup, recalling being hurt while in a hospital bed. Ramadugu waives jury trial. defense cites catheter marks.
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Amherst
Burge
Elyria
Chuck) Gallion
Grace Hospital
David
EMH
Ramadugu
Elyria High graduates hear words of change and pride
Elyria High School awarded diplomas to 379 graduates in a ceremony featuring valedictorian Sarah Thomas and superintendent E Jean Harper. Thomas urged grads to follow happiness and grow beyond the past while Harper promoted planning for a new Elyria High School and a bond vote in November. Holly Brinda, a board member, watched her twins Matthew and Nicholas receive diplomas, each with a key chain keepsake.
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Pouncy
Sarah Thomas
Elyria High
Thomas
E. Jean Harper
Harper
Elyria High School
Elyria School Board
Holly Brinda
Brinda
Matthew
Nicholas
Elyria
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