Sheffield Middle School faces replacement under Issue 15
Sheffield Middle, built in 1923, needs major repairs and would be replaced by a new grades seven through twelve campus if voters approve a 4.94 mill levy on May 3. The plan, first phase costing about $31 million with three phases totaling $50 million, would use 52 acres to consolidate buildings and shift grade configurations across the district.
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Sheffield Middle School
Will Folger
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Middle
Ohio School Facilities Commission
Brookside High School
Sheffield
William Barr
Forestlawn
Tennyson
Knollwood
Tennyson and
Folger
Toxic choices push by for profit colleges exposed
Former students testified before a U S Senate oversight committee about soaring tuition and broken promises of solid jobs. The piece urges stronger gainful employment rules by the Department of Education to ensure programs truly prepare students for recognized occupations.
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U.S. Senate Oversight Committee
Toys R Us
Federal
Department of Education
Congress
The
Seattle Times
Residents rebut Senate Bill 5 in 13th District debate
A Letter to the Editor voices outrage at Senator Gayle Manning and GOP lawmakers over Senate Bill 5. The writer accuses Manning of treachery, alleges Republican leadership fixed votes, and calls for defeating the measure on the ballot while praising other local figures and commenting on Kasich’s tenure.
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Gayle Manning
Manning
the 13Th
Joshua Thornsberry Lorain
John Kasich
Lehman Brothers
Wisconsin
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and phone number for verification by mail fax or email.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
Remembering Gerry Ferraro fighter for women rights
Ellen Goodman recalls Gerry Ferraro as a fearless fighter who broke barriers at the Democratic National Convention and fought for pro choice faith and family. She writes of Ferraro’s resilience through illness, her loyalty to friends and party, and the impact of opening doors for women in politics.
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Boston
Geraldine Ferraro
Gerry
Fritz Mondale
Queens
America
Sarah Palin
Congress
Theg
Pet Goer
Mags
Ferraro
Alaska
Pat Schroeder
Molly Brown
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Julie Wallace
Clarence Wills
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Lorain County
Frank Root JR
Avon
Bob Loughner
Akron
Jeannette Earl Nova
Ellen Goodman
Washington Post Writers Group
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