Lorain School Board axes four small schools principals
Lorain city officials announced the nonrenewal of four small schools principals Kimberly Martin William Montoya Anthony Kanis and Martha Hasselbusch as part of a district restructuring. The move affected three assistant principals Melissa DeAngelis Sandra Thomas and Edward Chavez amid a planned transition to 10 small schools.
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Admiral King Service Learning School
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Southview School of the Arts
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Northshore
Martha Has- Selbusch
Whittier Middle School
Eagles
Melissa DeAngelis
Masson Elementary
Sandra Thomas
Admiral King
Edward Chavez
Southview
Dina Ferrer
Dee
Montoya
Lorain Schools
Township orders demolition of unsafe Helen Street garage
Elyria Township trustees ordered the three story garage at 41811 Helen St to be torn down after fire and building inspectors deemed it unsafe and dilapidated. Wrecking crews cleared debris as deputies maintained watch, with costs around 11000 covered by the township until owner Mark Herring pays. Officials vow further action against other junk cars and contraband structures.
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Elyria
Helen Street
Harold Wilson
Rob Scheithauer
Wilson
Helen St
Randall Castle
Mark Herring
Scheithauer
Herring
Sheriff's Office
Never without a smile Mark Krzemienieski’s life earns praise
Mark Krzemienieski, 49, a developmentally disabled man in Lorain County, works at Red Lobster and uses Lorain County Transit. He epitomizes opportunity under the county board serving about 2,000 people yearly, with March designated as Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Month.
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Elyria
Mark Krzemienieski
Red Lobster
Windsor
Canada
Mark
Lorain County
Ashley Wahn
Art Poling
Poling
Columbus
Michael
Poker backers question state raid in Lorain and beyond
The day after state agents raided free Texas Hold Em tournaments at Kennedy's Broadway Billiards and a Brooklyn bar, organizer Stan Moon urged 16 venues to cash in chips. Officials cite gambling laws while noting confusion over why enforcement happened, with Kennedy cited but no charges filed and a Liquor Control Commission hearing possible in 60 to 90 days.
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Lorain
Kennedy
Broadway Billiards
Brooklyn
Stan Moon
Moon
Mark Provenza
Rich Cologie
Ohio Investigative Unit
Ohio Department of Public Safety
Ohio
Safety Service
Craig Miller
Oklahoma
Mike Kennedy
Texas
Miller
Jim Rohner
Rohner
Liquor Control Commission
Colege
Larry Campana Sr
Quaker Steak and Lube
Sheffield
Campania
Amherst OKs 35 Million dollar 2005 budget
Amherst approves a balanced 2005 budget of 35 million dollars led by Mayor David Taylor. The plan relies on 30 million from utility revenues while police and fire earn 5.2 million combined, with carryover of about 1.4 million from last year and aggressive snow removal spending.
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Amherst
David Taylor
Taylor
Ex-cop’s stalking trial details alleged obsession and threats
Witnesses describe former Wellington officer Ronald Earnhardt 57 as obsessively pursuing three women while on duty over seven years. Janet Behe testifies to a shift from professional protector to predator behavior, including threats, unwanted advances, and showing weapons during Keppler incidents.
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Wellington
Ronald Earnhardt
Janet Behe
Earnhardt
Patches
Elaine Keppler
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