LCCC narrows to three finalists for president post
Elyria Ohio LCCC names three finalists to be considered as president with two women Marcia Ballinger and MaryAnn Janosik and Ray Michael Di Pasquale. The board plans on on campus visits the week of April 4 to gather feedback from faculty staff students and community members. Ballinger holds a PhD from Walden University and Janosik a PhD from Case Western Reserve University.
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Lorain County Community College
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LCCC
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Stanford Online High School
Palo Alto
Calif
Ray Michael di Pasquale
Community College of Rhode Island
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Roy Church
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Richard R. Mellett
Colorado Women’s College
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Walden University
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Elyria residents weigh water upgrade and cost
Residents at a Northwood Middle School forum voiced support for a stormwater program aimed at meeting a federal mandate to address sewer and drainage problems feeding the Black River. Some worry funding and delays, citing past deals with business owners and calls for faster neighborhood improvements.
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Vermilion officer’s firing upheld in on duty affair case
Arbitrator Thomas Nowel upheld the firing of Vermilion police officer David Jones for on duty sexual liaisons across three September shifts. The Ohio Police Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association argued for lesser punishment, while dispatcher Katie Kovach challenges her firing in the same case. Jones admitted to the sexual misconduct.
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Firelands Schools consider third attempt at bond plan
SOUTH AMHERST The district weighs a $29 million bond to replace two aging schools with a combined middle high school. The special school board meeting on Monday will discuss whether to recommend or support a August election for the bond.
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