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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2015
Page
7
Akron mayor Garry Moneypenny said he acted inappropriately with a female city employee who tried to congratulate him. He will not seek election this fall and will serve the remainder of his term after admitting the boundary violation.
The Chronicle Telegram notes Avon residents Walter Henry and John Plagens, longtime friends and co owners of 3Sisters Yoga Fitness, were featured in the Wall Street Journal Second Acts series as examples of career shifters from finance to wellness. Henry retired from investment portfolios, Plagens remains in bond sales, and the studio approaches its first anniversary with 16 instructors. Henry and Plagens aim to broaden male participation in yoga and call the practice a near fountain of youth.
The 144 Keystone High School seniors at First Baptist Church of Elyria were described as a close community forged by adversity. Class President Athena Townsley recalled their freshman year and the journey that shaped them, with Superintendent Franco Gallo noting their supportive bond and shared memories.
Oberlin High School held its 153rd commencement at Oberlin College Finney Chapel. Principal William Baylis welcomed graduates and honored late Superintendent John Schroth. Scholarships totaling 1.1 million dollars supported the class.
The Chronicle-Telegram swept 19 awards at the Press Club of Cleveland event, earning top honors in sports season coverage. Bruce Bishop led honors with multiple firsts in spot news, sports, portrait and pictorial categories, and digital breaking news for Lorain church fire coverage.
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