Groups for grant aim to study intergovernmental collaboration
Local groups led by Leadership Lorain County and including the Public Service Institute at Lorain County Community College and Lorain County Community Alliance seek an $80,000 Ohio Department of Development grant. They will submit the proposal next month to study cooperation among area governments.
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Leadership Lorain County Alumni Group Drives Local Involvement
The Leadership Lorain County network, with over 700 alumni, links local leaders and residents to complete projects that boost involvement in community issues. The Lorain County Community Alliance tackles countywide regional concerns. The Public Service Institute, a Lorain County Community College research arm, expands economic opportunities and offers financial and technical aid.
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Seven days of weather sweep across the state
The state endured alternating floods and renewed snow as a week of extreme weather unfolded. Officials reported rising water levels in several rivers while heavy snowfall disrupted travel and prompted closures across multiple counties. Local residents braced for more winter conditions.
Easter Egg Hunt Draws Elyria Children at East Park
Ryder Ramage, 2, and Madison Barnett, 5, both of Elyria, join the annual Easter Egg hunt sponsored by the Elyria Parks and Recreation Department at East Park Rec Center. Caitlyn Underwood visits the event.
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Elyria
Elyria Parks
Egg prices rise sharply as industry faces expansion chill
North Manchester reports massive henhouses amid a nationwide price surge for eggs, up over $2 per dozen. Producers cite higher feed costs and credit tightness, with 2009 potential shortages and cautious expansion. California cage bans add regulatory risk.
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Bob Krause
Chicken City
Cheney Affirms Enduring U S Commitment to Israel in Jerusalem
Vice President Dick Cheney, during an Easter weekend tour in Jerusalem and the Palestinian territories, defended Israel while saying the United States seeks a new Palestinian beginning but will not pressure Israel on security. He pledged a Palestinian state, with painful concessions for both sides, and planned talks with Mahmoud Abbas and Salam Fayyad in Ramallah.
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Nutraloaf at Vermont prison faces court challenge
In Vermont prison inmates argue nutraloaf a form of punishment lacking due process for behavior management. The state defends it as a commonplace therapeutic tool to deter violent acts, with officials citing its use at Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility as part of disciplinary measures.
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Christopher Williams
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