Elyria weighs rebuilding Elyria High as costs soar
State Sen. Jeffry Armbruster pushes legislation to fund district building needs with accelerated timing. Elyria High faces renovation costs around 29 million, or 45 million for a new campus, after a 1992 study favored replacement. District seeks updated facilities data before decisions, amid levy efforts and prior bond defeat.
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Jeffry Armbruster
North Ridgeville
Armbruster
Elyria
Elyria High
Nielson
Elyria West High School
McKinley Elementary
E. Jean Harper
Don Boddy
Ohio School Facilities Commission
Firefighter misconduct probe prompts somber union remarks
A1 sources note Horton declined further comment amid ongoing investigation. Horton is on vacation and unavailable. Pat Riley, union attorney, learned of police findings Tuesday night and called the news melancholy. He has represented the union 20 years and expressed respect for its members.
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Horton
Pat Riley
Riley
Orange juice brands ride calcium boom and baby boomers
Industry data show Tropicana and Minute Maid expanding not from concentrate and calcium fortified lines as not from concentrate sales surge 28 percent to 287 million gallons while total refrigerated orange juice climbs 7 percent to 632 million gallons. Growth targets baby boomers aging 55 to 64 and health trends push calcium fortified options like Gravestand.
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John Sicher
Beverage Digest
Tropicana
Pepsi-Cola
Campbell’s Soup
A.C. Nielsen
Cathy Kissel
Falls Church
Minute Maid
Kissel
Audrey Rummele
HealthFocus Inc
Blaze damages apartment. neighbor recounts smoke and rescue
Jo Rhodes, 67, upstairs neighbor, smelled smoke at 3 40 pm and found Roush’s apartment ablaze as her cat scratched inside. George Guilkey, 26, aided by another man, extinguished the fire before firefighters arrived within minutes. Damage estimated at $10,000. fire confined to one unit. East Avenue traffic blocked for about three hours.
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Jo Rhodes
Rhoades
Rhodes
George Guilkey
Guilkey
Roush
Pigs cloned by PPL in Virginia clinic collaboration draw praise
Pigs cloned by a subsidiary of PPL Therapeutics of Edinburgh near Virginia Tech emerged at a news conference in Blacksburg. Five female piglets, cloned from a sow named Destiny, aim to advance xenotransplantation while raising debate over animal ethics and future human organ supply.
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Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
PPL Therapeutics
Edinburgh
Scotland
Dolly
Dave Ayares
PPL
Destiny
Imatran
Ayares
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Lisa Lange
Agares
Millie
Christa
Alexis
Carrel
Christiaan Barnard
Alexis Carrel
Dotcom
Dotcoms
Ron James
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