City weighs runway plan at Cleveland Hopkins Airport
Mok says airport plans must align with airline business plans as Cleveland weighs a new runway vs terminal upgrade near NASA Glenn. He notes Sept 11 hit the industry hard and only carriers like Southwest and JetBlue stay profitable.
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Jane Campbell
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Obituary notices for Riegelsberger Pitz Bixby Yunker in Lorain
Obituaries for Olga H. Riegelsberger 96 Avon and Clarabel V. Pitz 84 Spencer note long careers as teachers. Florence Betty Bixby 77 Lorain dies after 45 years there with survivors listed. Additional memorials include Joseph P. Riegelsberger of Avon Lake and Joan Yunker 76 Amherst with private services held. Memorials and funeral arrangements handled by local firms.
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Spencer
Albron City Hospital
Spencer High School
Kent State University
Ashland College
Chatham
Homerville
Sharon Center
Spencer United Methodist Church
Retired Teacher's Association
Spencer Senior Citizens
Clement
Judy Kenyon
Lake Ridge
Ason
Jerry
Pitt
Honolulu
Homer Hange
Harry
Alice Mainz Hange
Dallas
Marvin
Dorothy Jackson
Parker and Son Funeral Home
East Main
Cara Stultz Costello
Spencer United Methodist Church Building Fund
P.O. Bos
Florence Betty Bixby
Florence Betty Bieby
Lorain
Community Health
Joseph P Riegelsberger
Avon Lake
Edward P. Riegelsberger
Joseph
Elizabeth Forthofer
Gilbert
Forthofer
Glnona Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel
Joan Yunker
Wwee Payser
Amherst
Autwan Aegis Nursing Home
Lorain High School
Debra Lynn Yunker
Frederick C. Yunker
Eugene Ore
George Partick Yunker
James
Loretta
Nee Wagner) Parser
Michael Plog
Faith Baptist Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Twn
Lorain National Bank
Our family chain will link again by God’s call
A brief spiritual reflection speaks to a family disrupted by hardship and loss, urging faith and connection. It frames the idea that divine purpose guides reunification, offering solace that bonds endure until they are restored through patience and prayer.
Oberlin to Erect Three Underground Railroad Markers
Oberlin Heritage Center and the Ohio Bicentennial Commission will install three historical markers in Oberlin. The first marker, unveiled April 12, sits at Monroe House and covers abolitionists and Oberlin College. A second marker, set for May 24 at Burrell-King House, honors Jabez Burrell and Henry King. A third marker planned for October in front of the Jewett House will salute Charles Hall and Frank Jewett for the aluminum industry. Contact Angela tinge at 229-7151 or ainge@chronicletelegram.com.
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Monroe House
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Underground Railroad
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Henry
Churchill King
Jewett House
Charles Martin Hall
Frank Jewett
Hall
Jewett
Grace and Reaser Reach Working Accord for City Progress
Grace says strained relations with Reaser over the years yielded to cooperation to improve the city. They agree on pursuing improvements through design review and the building department, hoping joint effort boosts 1999 campaign success and potential reelection. Contact Christina Jolitte at 329-7129 Graillife chronicletelegram.com.
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Chronicletelegram
Christina Jolliffe
Chronicletelegram.com
Opening Day Sparks Pride at New Little League North Fields
Friends of Little League North funded a 100000 debt to finish the new fields amid donor needs and rising support. Reaser praised the project as phenomenal and safe for citywide kids. Baptiste notes anticipation for opening day despite rain with a dream realized through community effort. A concession stand and press box are planned for next year to benefit the league.
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Reaser
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Avon Lake woman pleads guilty in Stencil case ties
Geraldine Phillips, 55, pleaded guilty to complicity to theft by deception in a case tied to Amherst businesswoman Theresa J. Stencil. Stencil, 55, earlier received a six year prison term for about 2.1 million in investor losses amid charges including engaging in a pattern of corrupt activities and theft of unregistered securities. Phillips’ charge was reduced from second to third degree. The judge noted securities charges could not be pursued due to statute limits. sentencing will be by Visiting Judge Cirigliano after a background report. Authorities described Augur Lane Development Co. as a Ponzi or pyramid scheme. Contact Cindy Leise.
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Amherst
Theresa J. Stencil
Geraldine Phillips
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Stencil
Paul St. Marie
Common Pleas
Mark A Bedleski
Bedleski
Joseph
Cirighiano
Cirigliano
Richard
Matthew
Edward M. Zaleski
Zaleski
Richard Stencil
Matthew Stencil
Theresa Stencil
Gene Taliano
Augur Lane Development Co
EMH officials hail a successful year at EMH system
EMH Regional Health care System reported a strong year with solid finances despite a tough market. North Coast 99 named EMH a top employer for a second year, and EMH earned the 100 Top Hospitals designation for the fifth time in nine years. The system opened a new family birth center, added a digital radiology system, and launched an orthopedic specialty hospital at the Athens campus. Four new board members were elected to EMH committees.
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EMH Regional Healthcare System
EMH
Kevin Flanigan
Comprehensive Healthcare of
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CHCO
EMH Regional Medical Center
Amherst Hospital
EMH Foundation
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Flanigan
EME
NorthCoast 99
EMB
Egan
Atherst
Darshan Mahajan
Linda Masri
Robert Bowman
Kim Tweardy
Earth Day events in Penfield with flag raising and dinner
Penfield Earth Day celebration is set for Saturday from 4 30 to 6 pm at Society Hall at the Route 18 intersection. A free spaghetti dinner is offered for those bringing recyclables. Activities include a bicentennial flag raising by Boy Scout Pack 118 Wolf Den a tour of Penfield Hall music by Keystone Alumni Band and a short history of Penfield by Eleanor Gnandt. Door prizes are planned.
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Society Hall
Boy Scout Pack
Wolf den
Penfield Hall
Keystone
Eleanor Gnandt
Ohio bar exam scale mix up lowers some pass marks
Ohio Supreme Court recalculated scores after one question was marked incorrectly in February. Of 551 testers in Ohio, 27 passed changed to fail and 28 overall judged wrong or right answers altered. Nationwide, about 20,204 tested with 7,760 affected by the scoring error on the 200 question Multistate Bar Exam.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
National Conference of Bar Examiners
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