Local Scout honors lifetimes of service donor Rybarczyk
The Boy Scouts award the Distinguished Citizen honor to Rybarczyk 59 for decades of community work in Lorain County. He helped raise about a million for the food bank and other groups, with support from his Burger King staff and Midwest R. Corp. A Aug. 28 dinner at DeLuca's Place in the Park will honor him.
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Ron Rybarczyk Distinguish ed Citizen for Charity Work
Dill on raised about 1 million dollars for Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio via Holiday Cheer at 20 Burger Kings, about 650000 in Lorain County. He also helped raise 600000 for Easter Seals over three decades and 80000 to 90000 yearly for Project Care. Co-chaired Jack Nicklaus Golf Outing for Lorain County Community College for five years.
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Oberlin Names Sean Decatur Dean of Arts and Sciences
Cleveland native Sean Decatur has been named dean of Oberlin College's College of Arts and Sciences and professor of chemistry and biochemistry. He will oversee budgets for 35 departments and report to President Marvin Krislov, coming from Mount Holyoke College where he served as associate dean of science. Decatur earned a chemistry PhD at Stanford in 1995 and holds 1990 Swarthmore chemistry degree.
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Community events and contact listings for Lorain County
Thursday Family to Family meets 6 30 to 9 p m at The First Church 106 N Main St. Call N A M I 440 282 3204 or Malcolm Peel 440 988 7238 Lorain County Immunization Clinic 4 to 6 30 p m at Wellington Fire Station 202 Kelly St Wellington Call Lorain County General Health District 440 322 6367 440 244 3418 or 440 236 8722 Ken Adams 440 323 0955 or Betty Gabrielli 440 774 information call 440 774 2792 or email rmod50 yahoo com Adult Basic Education GED classes 9 a m to noon Mon Thurs at Lorain County JVS Oberlin Call 440 774 1051 ext 250 or 241 Submit calendar items two weeks prior by fax 440 329 7262. Please note some details are fragmented in the source.
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Police Log Notes March Incidents and Arrests
Reports show a series of police calls from March 3 to March 9 including a medical emergency suspected overdose on Bennett Street, harassment complaints on Magyar Street and N Main Street, a protection order violation investigation on W Herrick Ave, a drug and possession incident at Prospect Street, two bike recoveries on Shipherd Circle, juvenile fights at N Pleasant Street high school, auto theft, and an assault charge against Jamina Creason in Oberlin.
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