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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2000
Page
1
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The Elyria Catholic High School class of 2000 held graduation in the gymnasium with 141 graduates earning a total of 28 million dollars in scholarships. Salutatorian Amy Hornbeck urged classmates to forge their own paths and remember faith, hard work, and participation as they become the 21st century’s unity-driven graduates.
Wellington Westwood Elementary Principal Nancy Fisher allegedly took a 20 cent cookie from the cafeteria without paying. A memo from Schools Superintendent Sherry Buccieri cites a kitchen sighting at 10:56 am Thursday and notes two additional memos plus a reprimand added to Fisher's personnel file this week. A cafeteria worker also accuses her of profanity in a separate memo.
Oberlin residents and visiting students filled the new Oberlin College Bookstore as commencement weekend began. The store, run by Barnes & Noble College Bookstores Inc, opened Thursday after building clearance on May 19, with college representatives noting the team worked hard to meet the opening deadline for the holiday weekend.
The Cleveland Play House stage presents Touch the Names Letters to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, running May 9 through June 11. Veterans praise its raw emotion, tracing grief, guilt, loyalty, and love through letters and personal objects left at the Washington memorial. Co creators Randal Myler and Chic Street Man conceived the piece after visiting the wall, drawn by its power and human resonance.
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