Architects urge new police building in North Olmsted
Cleveland architects told North Olmsted officials it would cost about 444000 to construct a new police building versus 490000 to remodel the Sealtest Building. They cited a poor structure with no foundation and inadequate exits, suggesting a new site would better serve future fire station access, though the council paused for study.
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William J. Scheels
Lorain Road
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Father Woelfl backs direct revenue sharing proposal
Democratic candidate Father Paul A Woelfl of the 23rd District advocates direct revenue sharing, giving local governments and school boards at least 25 percent of federal income tax receipts. He argues local bodies can best set priorities and spend on police, fire, teachers, and community projects without Washington bureaucratic delays.
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Center brings environmental education to Lake Erie area
Bay Village hosts the Lake Erie Junior Nature and Science Center as a hub for experiential learning. Elberta Fleming, founder-director, notes the center serves Avon and Elyria districts and aligns with the Environmental Act mandating school programs across grades. The program spans kindergarten through high school with planetarium shows, field trips, biology, ecology, physics and chemistry modules plus after school and summer offerings.
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Lorain County
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Bay police marksmen take top trophies at annual event
Bay Village police awarded four departmental marksman trophies after monthly competitions in service revolver riot shotgun and carbine rifle with scope. Charles Bronston earned the Distinguished Expert title Ed ward Lewis was Expert Peter Gray Sharpshooter and Creighton Hauch earned Marksman amid chief Fred Crenkhan's briefing on scoring and categories.
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Edward Lewis
Peter Gray
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Crawly creature stories from Porter Public Library list
Westlake children’s reading picks explore unusual outdoor animals in a Porter Public Library display. Titles include A Pocketful of Cricket, Bear Circus, Sing Little Mouse, Can I Keep Him, Frog and Toad Are Friends, Please Don’t Eat My Cabin, Emmett’s Pig, Father Fox’s Pennyrhymes, The House at World’s End, and A Horse Called Dragon, with brief notes on plots and illustrators.
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William Pene du Bois
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Adam
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Mary Stolz
Father Fox
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Clyde Watson
Doubleday
Monica Dickens
Dragon
Follett
Ponies of America
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Steinem Addresses Oberlin on Women as Humanist Revolution
Gloria Steinem told Oberlin College’s 1,750 strong audience that the women’s liberation movement is a humanist revolution, aiming to lift women beyond a secondiary role. She argued racism and sexism intersect, highlighted on campus hiring, promotion, and values, and urged ongoing campus change led by women and allies.
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