Open houses welcomed by Crestwood district restructure
Six Elyria district elementary schools will host open houses for new students and parents Thursday as part of a restructuring plan. St Crestwood Erie Ely McKinley Oakwood Prospect list times. Lisa Roberson 329-7121 troberson chronictet.com.
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McKinley
Prospect
Cascade
Erie
Oakwood
Palm Crest plans move to private MRDD campus
Elyria reports that Palm Crest East Nursing and Rehabilitation Center will be demolished and rebuilt as a private campus for MRDD clients. The plan rezones three East Avenue parcels, relocates the nursing home to Opportunity Way in LaGrange, and adds four new group homes with 10 MRDD residents each.
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Palm Crest East
East Avenue
Paula Strickler
Tom Callahan
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Callahan
Planning Commission
City Planning
Angie Byington
Byington
MRDD
Opportunity Way
LaGrange
Keystone Pointe Health and Rehabilitation Center
Quantum Bots conquer LEGO international open
Lorain County home schooled quartet led by Bobby Johansen 14 and teammates Greg Knechtges 13 Carl Sadowski 15 and David Sadowski 11 competed with about 70 teams from the US Europe Canada Mexico Iceland and South America at the High Tech Kids First LEGO League International Open in Minnesota. The team collaborated with three allied squads to tackle rapid one to three hour missions like planting trees and adding a wave turbine while navigating language barriers with a translator. They placed first amid diverse teams as Michelle Johansen noted the goal of simulating a global market and exposing kids to international problem solving.
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Quantum Bots
Lorain County Boys
University of Minnesota
USL
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Iceland
South America
Minnesota
Michelle Johansen
Bobby Johansen
North
Colombia
Bobby
Lorain County Community College
Greg Knechtges
Grafton
Avon
Carl Sadowski
David Sadowski
Minneapolis
Minn
Mental health court proposed in Lorain County
Lorain County judges consider a mental health court to provide treatment instead of prison for mentally ill offenders. Proponents say it reduces recidivism by keeping offenders in treatment and under court supervision, though costs could reach 700000 to 1 million dollars annually for a new judge and staff.
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Malcolm Peel
Ohio
The
National Alliance of Mental Illness
Lorain County
Peel
County Common Pleas
Mark Bedleski
Bedeski
Ohio Supreme Court
Evelyn Lundberg Stratton
Stratton
Lorain
Tim Lubbe
Debra Boros
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