Teachers reject North Ridgeville contract offer
The North Ridgeville Education Association rejected the school board’s latest contract proposal, saying the plan amounts to a base freeze for 2016 17 and fails to address higher base pay. The union represents more than 270 teachers and plans private mediation while extending talks on an existing wage and benefits package.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Education Association
Mike McMillan
NREA
McMillan
Powell
Clashes at Trump rallies across several U S cities
Clashes erupted at Trump rallies from Colorado's state Capitol to Trump Tower in New York and the Washington Monument as hundreds marched with Deplorables for Trump signs. Chelsea Thomas from Thornton brought a life size Trump cutout to the Denver rally as her family joined in. Protesters clashed with smaller opposition groups, with six protesters noted in Denver.
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Colorado
State Capitol
Trump Tower
New York
Washington Monument
Donald Trump
Trump
Chelsea Thomas
Thornton
Colo
Denver
Thomas
Trump accuses Obama of wiretapping during election
President Trump launched a Twitter storm accusing former President Obama of tapping his phones in 2016. He offered no evidence and administration officials did not provide corroboration as he raged about McCarthyism and Nixon references from Florida.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Russia
Barack Obama
Trump
White House
Obama
Trump Tower
Florida
Jeff Sessions
Sessions
Living Angels award renamed for Zolli founders
Life Savers Ball in Avon honors Alexander and Marie Zolli with a renamed Living Angel award. Four health care volunteers, Sondra Powell Suzie Williams Sue Kolta and Janet Neptune, share caring duties from hotlines to home visits and emotional support for breast cancer patients. A survivor praises their steadfast help through treatment and beyond.
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Emerald Event Center
Avon
Alexander Zolli
Sondra Powell
Suzie Williams
Sue Kolta
Janet Neptune
American Cancer Society
Peggy Kernohan
Cleveland Clinic
Kristin Bauer
Chronicle
Susan Kolta
Living Angels
Emeral Event Center
Record warmth alarms fruit growers across regions
Warm February temperatures spurred early flowering from Michigan to New York, prompting fears of damaging late freezes. While maple sap harvests slow, orchards in the Midwest and Northeast face potential losses as lingering Canadian cold could collide with quick tree development. Authorities note a pattern of frequent high records and unusual warmth, with some sites reporting all time February highs.
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Midwest
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Canada
New England
Mark Longstroth
Michigan State University
Paw Paw
National Centers For Environmental Information
Asheville
N.C
Cleveland
National Weather Service
Boston
Milwaukee
Columbus
Binghamton, N.Y
Tom
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