Ridgeville school board approves 1.3 million in budget cuts
The North Ridgeville board approved 1.3 million dollars in cuts for 2012 13 to reduce a projected deficit. Eliminations include one K 5 teaching position and reductions in nurses bus drivers aides and maintenance. Pay to participate fees range 300 to 600 with a 900 family cap and apply for the year. A mother voiced concerns about affordability while noting extra costs like band gear.
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North Ridgeville
Larry Brown
Jasmine Barczyk
North
Ridgeville High
Barczyk
Record Warmth Next To Mid March as Spring Arrives
A Northeast Ohio day-after-storm kicks off spring with 83 degree high, breaking the 1995 record of 76 as 80s are forecast before a possible dip. Meteorologist Frank Kieltyka notes a high pressure ridge keeping cold air north and says harsh winter may be behind.
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Frank Kieltyka
National Weather Service
Canada
Kieltyka
Northeast
Ohio
Lorain officials continue salary donations to city fund
Lorain officials approved continuing salary donations totaling about 24000 to the general fund. Council President Joel Arredondo and eight other leaders plus Auditor Ronald Mantini Law Director Pat Riley Mayor Chase Ritenauer and Treasurer Karen Shawver contribute portions of their pay as a symbolic gesture to support staff amid tight budgets.
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Lorain
Joel Arredondo
Brian Gates
1St Ward
Tony Richardson
Bret Schuster
4Th
Craig Snodgrass
8Th
Ronald Mantini
Pat Riley
Chase Ritenauer
Mantini
Craig Fortin
Steel deliveries advance Keystone Middle School project
LAGRANGE Heavy steel loads arrive for the Keystone Middle School under construction north of the high school on Opportunity Way. Superintendent Jay Arbaugh says the gym steel should be delivered this week as the $11.5 million project remains on budget and on schedule for completion in December. Students could attend in January 2013. public tours will occur in fall to reduce hazards. Residents approved a 2.19 mill bond in November 2010 to fund the new complex, at no extra tax cost.
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Arbaugh
Photo Offers New Clue On Earhart Fate In South Pacific
Investigators say enhanced analysis of a photograph taken after Amelia Earhart's disappearance suggests a landing gear protruding from waters near Nikumaroro Kiribati. The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery plans a July expedition to locate the wreckage and possible remains of Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan.
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Washington
Amelia Earhart
South Pacific
Earhart
Nikumaroro
Pacific
Kiribati
State Department
International Group For Historic Aircraft Recovery
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