03 May 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1998
Page
1
Lake Erie Nature Center in Bay Village has served for more than 50 years as a link between people and nature. The Chronicle notes regional features, including profiles and lifestyle items across sections.
Elyria area officials say schools teach students to report threats and discuss gun safety after national shootings. Lorain district coordinator Mary Miles notes many killers warned others. a Hawthorne Elementary incident prompted police, though no gun found. District survey shows about half of students have guns at home, prompting calls to lock up firearms and stay vigilant.
Lorain County Fair in Wellington will showcase Bryan White, Tracy Lawrence, and Martina McBride. White, 1996 ACM top new male vocalist, performs Aug 24. Lawrence on Aug 25. McBride on Aug 26. All shows start at 7:30 pm.
Elyria report outlines statewide foster care strains as 88 counties run 88 programs.Director Arnold Tompkins urges reform to address rising child caseloads and bed shortages while noting Lorain County’s unique surplus of licensed homes.
Chrissy Kad reports Elyria Chronicle Telegram on Ryan Scott a 2 year old whose move to a foster home followed by a fatal head trauma raises questions about what is best for his safety and care. Officials shifted him and siblings to foster care in January. He died in March from blunt force trauma to the head while in the Lowery family’s care.
Lorain County agency director Gary Crow defends Vickie Lowery's fitness as a foster parent amid multiple accusations of violence by Lowery and her daughter in 1992 93. The death of 2-year-old Ryan Scott sparks questions about the agency's decisions and whether past incidents should have influenced foster placements.
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