North Ridgeville Schools leader resigns for Wooster post
Michael Tess will resign as North Ridgeville superintendent effective May 31 after nine months in the role. He will assume the superintendent job at Wooster City Schools starting June 1, citing gratitude to the board for their understanding and distancing personal ties.
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Michael Tefs
North Ridgeville
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Maria Suez
North
Ridgeville
Lawsuit Aims at Lake Pointe over Avon Tree Grove Loss
A Com mon Pleas Court suit seeks damages from Lake Pointe Construction Co for cutting down about 55 trees on city property to make way for a shopping center. Arborist valued the trees at roughly $17,000, with potential triple damages if the city prevails.
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John Gaster
Lake Pointe
Gregory Romes
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Jim Smith
Second time's a charm at Elyria spelling bee
Ashley Terry won the 25th annual Chronicle Telegram Regional Spelling Bee at Northwood Junior High Elyria by correctly spelling punctilio and repertoire. Jessica Stanard of St Jude School Elyria was runner up. Ashley will compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee on May 29 and 30.
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Ashley Terry
Washington, D.C
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Scripps
Jessica Stanard
St. Jude School
Ashley
St. Jude In
Jessica
Chronicle
Marion Fitch
Steve Manheim
Vermilion Sailorway Middle
Northwood Junior High
Police await ruling in Lorain stab death
Lorain County coroner Dr. Paul Matus said he expects a ruling in a day or two on the death of 41 year old Eric Pastor who bled to death from eight stab wounds. Pastor known as Deaf Eric was found in a hallway of a house at Seneca and East 30th streets and pronounced dead at CHP Regional Medical Center shortly before 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Eric Pastor
Lorain County
Paul Matus
Matus
Eric
Seneca
East 30Th Streets
Pastor
CHP Regional Medical Center
Man who took gun won’t be charged
Amherst police will not charge Donald Gregg 29 of Vermilion who disarmed Robert Gonzalez 50 of Lorain during a midnight hostage incident in front of The Mermaid's Tale on Church Street. Officers had drawn their weapons as Gregg advanced with the gun toward them.
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Lonnie Dillon
Donald Gregg
Vermilion
Robert Gonzalez
Lorain
Navassa Gonzalez
Church Street
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