Beloved Amherst Woman Ann Dolyk Memoriams
Ann Dolyk 107 of Amherst Ohio died March 16 2025 surrounded by family. Born December 19 1917 in Cleveland to James and Vera Breaz she grew up in Lorain spoke Romanian at home and became best speller at Fairhome School. She and Walter Dolyk owned a realty business in Milan Avenue and raised four children with a grandchild. A longtime Amherst Methodist member she loved Indians baseball gardening canning and home cooking. Memorials to Amherst United Methodist Church. Private life celebration at Amherst United Methodist Church.
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Ann (Breaz) Dolyk
Amherst
Ohio
Ann
James
Vera (Haden) Breaz
Cleveland
Lorain
Welfare Department
Thew Shovel Company
Walter Dolyk
Walter
Walter Dolyk Realty
Milan Avenue
Cleveland Indians
Lorain County
Amherst United Methodist Church
Jean Rounds
Jay
Diane Nahorn
Bill
Zack
Wendy
Deb Filbert
Mike
Matthew Nahorn
Vera Breaz
Alex
Mary
John
Park Ave
Hempelfuneralhome
Remembering Owen H Laubenthal a long life of service
Owen H Laubenthal 89 of Elyria died peacefully at home March 17 2025 after a life of hard work and family devotion He was a U S Army veteran and lifelong truck driver with over four million miles He is survived by six children eight grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren three great great grandchildren and his wife Joan He will be interred at Brookdale Cemetery with services at St Mary Church Elyria Memorial contributions to St Mary Church are requested Online condolences at laubenthalmercado.com
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Owen H. Laubenthal
Elyria
Owen
Ridgeville Township
Lorain County
St. Mary Catholic Church of
U.S. Army
Ohio
Joan
Duck Pond
Lake Erie
Susan
Orbin
Ash
JoAnn Pryor
Linda Laubenthal
Joseph
Catherine) Laubenthal
Kathryn
Eric) Hume
Andrew
Belinda) Laubenthal
Allan Laubenthal
Norman
Joan) Laubenthal
John
Ann) Laubenthal
Nee Britton
Arnold
Irene
Christopher
Nicholas Hoy
Laubenthal-Mercado
Chestnut Ridge Road
St. Mary Church
Middle Ave
Charles T. Diedrick
Brookdale Cemetery
Oberlin
Elyria Rd
William Glover 88 died after brief illness in Westlake Ohio
William Bill Glover 88 of Elyria Township died March 18 2025 at Ames Family Hospice House Westlake after a brief illness He was born January 23 1937 in Wetzel County West Virginia and worked at Lawson Milk Company Rini Rego and Sunshine Farms He is survived by wife Susan 33 years daughters Tena Carol Michelle son Billy grandchildren and great grandchildren with siblings and several nieces and nephews Friends may call March 21 2025 at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria Memorial contributions to Ames Family Hospice House or Friendship Animal Protective League.
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William
Bill’ Glover
Elyria Township
Ames Family
Westlake
Wetzel County
West Virginia
Bill
Lawson Milk Company
Rini Rego
Sunshine Farms
Susan
Nee Hayes
Tena
George) Tompkins
Carol
Scott) Kearney
Michelle Glover
Billy
Jessica) Glover
Karen
Grant) Williamson
Kelli
Will) Tompkins
Leo Taylor
Brylee
Mackene
Zane
Kaitlynn
Jacob
Joshua Glover
Jack
Charlie Williamson
Paul
Chuck Glover
Linda Wildman
John
Tena Glover
Tammy Glover
Jack Glover
Judith Ann Glover
Juanita Michael
Dicken
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Ames Family Hospice House
Hospice Way
Friendship Animal Protective League
Murray Ridge Road
Dickenfuneralhome
Beccaquito mixes culture with a Lorain twist
Beccaquito founder Becca Root and partner Amaryllis Pantojas craft coquito inspired liqueur in Lorain Ohio, expanding flavors from traditional to strawberry chocolate salted caramel. After licensing tastings in local shops, production may move from home kitchen to former American Crucible facility as they grow.
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Beccaquito
Pantojas
American Crucible
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Apples Market
Sheffield
Latta Panel Discusses USDA, Immigration and Medicare Cuts
The Latta panel outlines farm grant cancellations hurting Ohio farmers and criticizes USDA transparency while warning that cuts to Medicare and Medicaid would harm vulnerable groups. Immigrant rights advocates argue major constitutional and civil liberty concerns tied to enforcement and birthright citizenship. The piece notes no responses from Latta or Ohio senators Husted and Moreno.
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Logan
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Latta
Brandi Bartley
Trump
U.S
Volk
Ohio
Jon Husted
Bernie Moreno
Court hears case on pronoun policy and free speech
A federal appeals court in Cincinnati heard en banc arguments over Olentangy Local Schools policies on gender pronouns and anti harassment rules. Parents Defending Education argues the policies force belief in gender fluidity, while supporters say the rules protect students from harassment and maintain a safe learning environment. The case, tied to First and Fourteenth Amendment rights, involves multiple states and a broad coalition of groups, with a ruling not yet announced.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio
Parents Defending Education
Olentangy
American Civil Liberties Union
Elliot Gaiser
U.S
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tion
Common Sense
PDE
Cam Norris
Ohio School Boards Association
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Root
Long Avenue
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Valero
Oberlin Ave
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N. Leavitt Road
Broadway Wine and Beverage Drive Thru
Broadway
Abbe Road
N. Madd House Bar and Grille
North Ridge Road
Roman’s
Pearl Ave
Zip Thru Drive Thru
E. Broad St
Shaks Korner
W. 21St St
Gonzalez Grocery
Lexington Ave
Brass Pole Cabaret
Oberlin-Elyria Road
Trybeccaquito.com
Carissa Woytach
Chroniclet
Harbaugh
USAID
Afghanistan
Gina Perez
Steve Volk
Oberlin College
Terry Burton
Tandemnetwork.com
Educa
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