Lorain district remains on fiscal caution status
Lorain school district stays in fiscal caution for a year despite actions to ease finances. The district has cut 246 of 714 teachers and 26 administrative and non teaching positions since June 5, with 26 more retirements. The cuts aim to save 12.5 million dollars from a 91 million dollar budget, avoiding a 4.75 million dollar shortfall by year end and a 15 million dollar deficit next year. Contact Bette Pearce at 329-7148 or bpearce chroniclet.com.
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Federal funds aid Elyria water system upgrade plan
Elyria to build two new water intake pipes 20 feet deep extending 3000 feet into Lake Erie to improve winter draw and turbidity. The project costs about 5 million dollars and 380000 dollars in federal money secured by Betty Sutton funds planning. start timing pending funding availability and bids. Mayor Bill Grace noted details to be determined and bidding for planning work remains.
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California court blocks Ohio killer from seeing unborn daughter
A California court rules that Cutts, an Ohio murderer held on 5 million dollars bond, cannot visit his unborn daughter at her Northeast Ohio home. A preliminary hearing is set in Canton Municipal Court next week.
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New London Wakeman Alumni Mark 121st CLSC Reunion
The 121st reunion of the Longfellow Chapter CLSC was held June 13 at the United Methodist Church with speaker Steve Harvey of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Pat Baker led a memorial for Winona Fonden, and attendees closed with Longfellow’s The Bridge and Bless Be the Tie that Binds. CLSC traces to Chautauqua origins and the Longfellow Chapter began in New London in 1880, with a long history of local graduates and annual June reunions.
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Westlake summer concerts move to recreation center pavilion
The Westlake series runs Sundays in July 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 28955 Hilliard Blvd with Logan Wells and Friend and other acts including Off the Record Colin Dussault's Blues Project and Nitebridge. Free family entertainment with parking and lawn seating.
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