Keystone community gathers for Nate Barrett-Yeager benefit
Keystone High School community rallies to aid the family of Nate Barrett-Yeager 17 of Penfield Township who died after a March 17 crash on Route 301 south of LaGrange. A Do it for Nate spaghetti dinner April 8 at Keystone Elementary School will raise funds with raffles and silent auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Keystone High School
Nate Barrett-Yeager
Penfield Township
Nate
Tater
Bubba
Gabrielle Yeager
Fam
Ily
Dana Corraini
Vickie Kelling
Pati Able
Kelly Rodick
Lynette Fowler
Deb Hartle
Debbie Kelly
Kathy Saxton
Keystone Elementary School
Opportunity Way
Corraini
Keystone
Yeager
Community Calendar Highlights in Lorain County
A list of local events includes GriefShare sessions at Christ Church in Columbia Station, Columbia Board of Education meeting at Columbia Middle School, Red Cross blood drive with pancake breakfast, National Bible reading marathon at Lorain County Administration Building, Boxes from Home program by St. Vincent de Paul Church, and Marathon of Rosaries at St. Anthony of Padua Church. Also Immunization clinics, Lorain County fitness walks, NAMI support group at Nord Center, biblical studies classes, digital magazines via Lorain Public Library, Mothers of Preschoolers meetings, babysitting basics training, and newspaper recycling at LaGrange United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Administration
Middle Ave
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Vincent de Paul
North Ridge Road
Elyria
Dorothy
St. Anthony of Padua
Erie Ave
Lorain
Mary Hilaire Tavenner
Lorain County
Lorain County General Health District
LorainCountyHealth.com
Lorain County Metro Parks
Hamilton St
Oberlin
Mercy Health and Recreation Center
Hollstein Drive
Amherst
LorainCoHealth.com
Nord Center
S. Broadway
Public Library System
Zinio
LorainPublic Library.org
Amherst Congregational United Church of Christ
S. Main St
Melissa
Mthompson
Yahoo.com
Amherstcucc.org
The
Red Cross
Braincounty
Redcross.org
LaGrange United Methodist Church
W. Main St
Easter Week and Community Events Across Grafton Area
The notice summarizes Holy Week and Easter activities for North Eaton Christian Church and nearby groups. Events include Easter egg hunts for children, Holy Thursday services, multiple Easter services, a sunrise service at a cemetery, and a Living Last Supper portrayal. Additional listings include performances, fundraisers, and library programs with dates, venues, and contact details.
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North Eaton
Jesus
Mary
Butternut Ridge
Domestic dispute and vehicle arrest reports in Willow Park and nearby areas
On Wednesday at 38 p.m. in Willow Park a 20 year old man refused to surrender a knife to his mother after an argument with his stepfather. Police confiscated the knife. On Friday at 10 20 p.m. on Main Street Margaret McMillian 52 was cited for tail lights and operating a vehicle impaired. On Sunday at 11 49 a.m. in the 900 block Mechanic Street Joshua Smith 32 of North Olmsted was charged with domestic violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Park
Grafton
Main Street
Margaret McMillian
Highland Drive
Mechanic St
Joshua Smith
North Olmsted
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Melissa Linebrink
Mlinebrink
Chroniclet.com
Christ Church
Royalton Road
Columbia Station
Christchurch Ohio
Columbia Schools Board of Education
Columbia Middle School
West River Road
Patricia Eddy
Columbia Fire Station
Redcrossblood.org
Elyria Ministerial Alliance
Grafton- LaGrange
Columbia News
East Avenue
Chroniclet
Eaton Township
Neccdisciples
Singing Angels
Grace Community Church
Grafton Road
General Church Fund
Lions Club
LaGrange Lions
Uoon
Our Lady Queen of Peace
Erie St
Our Lady Queen of Peace Lady’s Guild
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Huron St
Cpl
Brad D. Squires
Five Marine Foundation
Call
Grafton-Midview Public
Main St
Gmplibrary.org
Italy
Free Clinic
Tom and
Tomie Patton
Avon Lake
Lake Erie
Lcfreeclinic.org
Paul
Valley City Garden Club
Green Smith
Ridge Road
Hinckley
Tom Sasalar
Crime Watch
Grafton Police
Maryl Walters
First Church of Christ Scientist
East Ave
Elyria Sun
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