Ex-chemist weaves way to new job in Oberlin loom shop
Charles A. Lermond, former MIT chemist, traded laboratory work for textile art at Loom Shed on West College Street. He rents studio space, teaches weaving, and produces napkins, placemats, pillows, and wall hangings. He markets finished pieces and supplies, turning a job loss into a thriving craft business.
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Lermond
West College Street
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Martha
Gilford’s
Charles Leamond
Martin Wolk
CETA taking applications for Eaton Township summer staff
Eaton Township officials invite Eaton residents aged 14 to 21 to file CETA summer staff applications at the Town Hall this Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Five residents will be hired to work in the township this summer, according to Eaton Trustees.
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Eaton Township
CETA
Eaton Town Hall
Eaton
Eaton Trustees
Rim Ramble hike at Indian Hollow Reservation planned
The Naturalist staff of Lorain County Metropolitan Park District will offer a Rim Ramble hike around Indian Hollow Reservation Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm. The hike starts at the shelter and participants should bring snacks for rough trail sections. Call 458-5121 for more details.
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Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
Indian Hollow Reservation
Ice Cream Preference Among Alaskans Shocks World
Alaskans consume more ice cream per capita than any other people on earth, a surprising trend given their cold climate. Researchers note strong local dairy production and long winters may boost consumption, with residents averaging higher annual servings than residents of other nations.
Pease amendment gains committee approval on imports data
The Ways and Means Committee approved Don J. Pease’s amendment to boost public access to import information. It would require the Customs Service to list the shipper and importer on import manifests and specify disclosures while protecting trade secrets and classified material. The move clears a path for House consideration.
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US. Howe Ways and Means Committee
Don J. Pease
Pease
D-Oberlin
U.S
U.S. Customs Service
Artificial turf split between sports and homes worldwide
In Dalton Georgia the Synthetic Turf Council notes artificial turf is mainly used at home rather than athletic fields, with over 70 percent installed for residential patios decks porches and other non field uses while athletic applications account for about 1 percent of the market.
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Dalton, Ga
Synthetic Turf Council
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