Warm Voting Open for Elyria High Top Teacher Nomination
Elyria High School teacher Stacie Starr seeks votes to be named Top Teacher on Live with Kelly and Michael. Voters can cast ballots at livekellyandmichael.com through 3 p.m. Monday. winner announced Tuesday on the show.
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Spring Wildflower Walk Sponsored by Friends of Cascade Park
The 32nd annual event runs at 2 p m Sunday with a Lorain County Metro Parks naturalist leading a free hour long walk along the old Indian Trail in the Elywood area of Cascade Park. Access is from Washington Avenue in Elyria and participants are urged to wear waterproof footwear after heavy rains.
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Oberlin district slips on OSFC funding wait list
Oberlin Schools face a five year delay in OSFC funds for a consolidated K 12 facility after other Ohio districts move ahead in securing state money. Superintendent John Schroth notes earlier optimism gave way to renewed delay as participation rises and district ranking remains 488th of 612.
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Former inmate alleges prison showed pirated movies
A state prison investigates claims that a Lorain Correctional Institution guard showed pirated films to inmates. The probe was sparked by complaints from Richard Humphrey, a former North Ridgeville resident who served 29 months for operating a subscription based site distributing copyrighted movies. Ellen Smith of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction provided statements Friday.
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Burge says he must honor promise in Lorain case
Elyria Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge explained he would not send Jeremy Roldan to prison despite guilty pleas to drug charges and burglaries. He noted promising not to imprison the 20 year old but acknowledged new details and a possible three years or more behind bars. Prosecutors and Lorain police voiced concern over the sentence.
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