Jama named Clearview superintendent replacing Buckosh
Clearview Local School District selects Tom Jama as new superintendent effective Aug. 1 after a unanimous board vote. Jama, a Lorain County native and former principal of Clearview High, succeeds retiring Rick Buckosh and begins a two year contract.
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Clearview High School
Tom Jama
Clearview — School Board
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Rick Buckosh
Clearview
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Elyria
Lorain County
Admiral King High School
Lightning destroys 200-year-old barn in Pittsfield Township
A lightning strike at 3:15 a.m. caused a massive nearly 200 year old barn on Webster Road to burn completely. Firefighters from at least 10 departments battled flames aided by favorable winds while the home survived. The barn housed three vehicles and heavy farming equipment.
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Pittsfield Township
Pittsfield
Rachel Park
Webster Road
Park
Rona Proudfoot
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Man sues mom over ownership of prized horse No Question I'm Good
Avon Lake man Matthew Emrich, 19, files suit in Lorain County Common Pleas, seeking a court declaration that he owns the eight year old horse No Question, I'm Good. He says documents show the horse was sold to his mother Jennifer Salsgiver on January 12, 2010, and he alleges forgery and illegal transfer.
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Elyria
Avon Lake
Matthew Emrich
American Quarter Horse Association
Jennifer Salsgiver
Emrich
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Salsgiver
Bay Village
Sweet shop in Lorain to close after 35 years
Mary and Jim Grasso announce the closing of Mary's Sweet Shop on East Erie Avenue Lorain after nearly 35 years in business. The couple plans retirement and says they will take it day by day with no set plans yet. Mary Grasso started by baking cookies at home in 1970s before opening the shop in 1976.
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Mary
Jim Grasso
Mary’s
Erie Avenue
Charles Berry
Mary Grasso
Grasso
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