Principal Sleepover Celebrates Student GPA Push
Building principal Jama and assistant Wall will sleep on the school roof with a tent and chairs after 57 percent of students reach a 3.0 GPA or higher. The stunt aims to honor achievement and motivate the roughly 1,100 high‑performing students among 2,000. They plan to start at 6 p.m. and end at 6 a.m. weather permitting.
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Clerks shift as banks resume foreclosures after settlements
Nabakowski says five banks resolved foreclosure filing issues and are moving forward with stalled cases. Foreclosures are up 22 percent from a year ago and May 2012 activity is 37 percent higher than May 2011. Clerk offices close to the public after 4 p.m. but remain open to court staff. Nabakowski has clashed with commissioners over the budget, seeking more funds. Contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147 or bdicken chroniclet.com.
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Corrections & Clarifications Policy Noted by Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram states it welcomes factual error reports and provides a contact number 329-7155 for readers to submit corrections. It emphasizes commitment to accurate news coverage and transparency in addressing mistakes.
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Ohio Lottery Results and Jackpot Totals
Friday and midweek draw results list picks for Pick 3 and Pick 4, Rolling Cash 5, and Ten-Oh games. Jackpots include Rolling Cash 5 at $110,000, Classic Lotto at $11.6 million, Mega Millions at $39 million with Megaplier 3, and Powerball at $40 million with the Wednesday draw details.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact Details
The Chronicle Telegram lists editors and department heads including Editor Andrew R. Young News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Bruce Bishop and staff contact numbers for Elyria Ohio circulation and advertising. It provides office hours and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Lorain International Festival builds up to cultural celebration
Lorain hosts a multiethnic festival with a prominent Filipino community adding children activities food vendors and a Home Depot workshop. The event features a new entertainment stage sponsored by Nationwide Insurance a kayak race the parade and a 25 girl pageant representing 13 nationalities.
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Lorain Heritage Festival Offerings Include Music and Pageants
A series of free and ticketed events unfolds at Lorain venues. Soul Station performs at Veterans Memorial Park. the Lorain Palace Theatre hosts an International Heritage concert and a Princess pageant with $11 tickets. The Black River Landing hosts an open house, bazaar, kayakathon, and a weekend parade with varied entries and family activities.
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Woman's car confiscated after hit and run suspected
A 27-year-old Lorain woman had her vehicle seized after a suspected hit and run that injured two boys in Sheffield Township. Police say the car, with a smashed windshield and damaged bumper, will be charged later. The brothers, ages 17 and 4, were treated and released from Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital. An anonymous tip led to the suspect’s home.
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Fire damages car wash. two youths seen fleeing
Firefighters tackled a motor home blaze that spread to a car wash on Huron Street causing about 10 000 in damage. No injuries were reported though two 16 year old boys were seen fleeing a side shed as flames spread, with residents recounting rapid containment after 11 a.m. Reporter Evan Goodenow contributed.
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