Gallo Becomes Full-Time At Keystone Schools
Gallo is ready to keep his sleeves rolled up and work for the Keystone Schools. He looks forward to continuing his duties with the team and community, embracing ongoing duties and future projects.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2015
Page
1
Gallo Seeks Three Year Superintendent Post Renewal
Gallo 35 seeks permanent three year contract as superintendent of a 1700 student district after interim period. Salary negotiations expected to finalize by Monday board meeting. He succeeded Jay Arbaugh amid board investigation into grievances filed by a former paraprofessional aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallo
Jay Arbaugh
Arbaugh
Board
District approves operating levy to avoid layoffs
Voters backed a continuous 7.95 mill operating levy on May 5, preserving jobs and avoiding cuts that would raise class sizes and fees. Gallo reflected on taking full time superintendent duties, noting internal leadership would keep familiarity with the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallo
Capsule endoscopy enables view inside small intestine
At Richard E. Jacobs Health Center a belt strapped patient swallows a tiny camera that transmits thousands of images as it travels the 12 foot small intestine. Doctors say the method avoids barium studies and has led to lifesaving and Crohn's disease insights.
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Avon
Richard E. Jacobs Health Center
Jamile Wakim-Fleming
Crohn
Wakim-Fleming
Janice Santisi
Cleveland Clinic
Richard E. Jacobs Center
Rural Water pension plan sent back to committee
The Rural Lorain County Water Authority board sent a proposed retirement incentive plan back to committee after a presentation by an Ohio Public Employees Retirement System rep. A May 27 joint personnel and executive meeting will finalize how the program would function, with only partial records available on past payouts.
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Rural Water
Robert White
White
Fauver, Keyse-Walker & Donovan
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