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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1996
Page
13
Elyria Lorain County Community College hosts a Saturday open house for prospective students and parents from 10 a.m. to noon. The Early Childhood Education Laboratory School invites 3 to 5 year olds and their guardians to learn about the preschool’s professional staff and programs designed for working parents.
Lorain County Community College LCCC announces a child laboratory for early childhood education students with full and partial week slots. The program runs 7 30 a m to 5 30 p m weekdays through June 14 and resumes Aug 26. Late registration for spring quarter begins March 27 with a 10 dollar fee. senior citizen registration is free for those 60 plus. For more, call LCCC Marketing at 800 995 5222 ext 7598 or ext 7686.
The city will accept firefighter paramedic applications from qualified candidates at City Hall 7307 Avon Belden Road from 8 30 am to 4 30 pm through April 12. A $20 application fee applies. Candidates must be US citizens 21 or older and reside within 10 miles of North Ridgeville. Call 353 0819 for details.
Berea negotiates with the NFL to lease the $11 million First Avenue training facility. Mayor Trupp signals the goal of keeping the Browns headquarters there and explores an NFL sub lessee arrangement while considering a new team using the venue.
Four longtime New London teachers, including basketball coach Tom Eibel, resignation Monday night to retire at year end. Eibel led the Wildcats 12 seasons and the team went 11-11 this year. Also retiring are Lynette Hissong, John Mench, and Margaret Erlenbach. Board approves athletic booster plan for a new weight-training building behind the high school with construction to start after weather break.
Berea City Council approves a trimmed 1996 general fund of 9.3 million down from 9.4 million as salary freezes and job cuts hit city workers. Six positions reduced to part time, including the animal warden, with administrators and Mayors salaries frozen. Officials aim to preserve services while exploring higher building permit fees and new service charges.
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