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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2017
Page
2
Gala explains leaving Ohio Dance Theater to lead a new nonprofit focused on veterans families. A documentary on Blood Stripe is planned and funds will help spouses with care, flowers, spa days, and emergency support while expanding the program regionally.
The Chronicle-Telegram urges readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155. The notice explains commitment to accuracy and invites audience corrections.
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The Chronicle Telegram staff and office details are listed, including executives and editors such as Paul B. Martin president, Andrew R. Young editor, and Julie Wallace managing editor. Publication information, addresses, contact numbers, and subscription rates are provided for Elyria Ohio and surrounding areas.
Jim Lawhead of Wellington attended CPAC in Washington last week and remains convinced President Trump will enact positive changes. He praised Steve Bannon and Trump, cited deconstructing the administrative state, and noted concerns over Senate pace on appointees. He recalled Obama and Romney voting shifts and traveled with Nick Brusky.
In a joint session speech, President Trump urged unity under one destiny and urged Congress to pass paid family leave while pledging to work with Muslim allies to defeat Islamic State. He defended the travel ban, called for missile spending, and praised NATO while signaling new partnerships and tougher trade terms. He highlighted Carryn Owens and spoke of rebuilding the border wall as central to his agenda.
Kamenski hired in 2010 as director of curriculum and instruction. He filed suit in 2014 against Wellington Schools and former Superintendent John Nolan and board members Sally Stewart Jacquie Dovin and Joe Calfo alleging false statements and retaliation for his First Amendment rights. He seeks emotional distress damages citing a disparaging anonymous letter and a poor review following an email accusing Nolan of lacking integrity. Dovin and Calfo no longer sit on the board. Dovin testified Jacquie Devin sent the letter. Kamenski resigned from Mason Schools after the letter.
Lorain County Republicans praise the speech while Democrats question funding. Anthony Giardini notes focus on infrastructure and veterans but doubts tax-cut funded promises. Dave Arredondo supports renewed American steel use and immigration reform. Bob Gibbs urges bold reform and border security. Sherrod Brown stresses jobs and infrastructure.
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