Council weighs eminent domain in Cypress Q Panel road dispute
An editorial critiques North Ridgeville officials for threatening eminent domain to force a through road linking Cypress Equities projects with Q Panel land. It cautions such power favors private developers, urges free market resolution, and warns of a lopsided precedent despite potential public gains.
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Butternut Ridge
Interstate 480
North Ridgeville
AutoNation USA
Cypress
Q Panel Co
Q Panel
Westlake
Daniel Zirzow
Safety Service
Zirzow
Lorain Road
Gilbert Cornish
Cornish
Levy Campaign Appreciation and Next Steps for Elyria Schools
Sincerest appreciation to parents staff and community for active participation in the levy campaign and election process. Though not victorious, a 329 vote shift could have changed the result. We face a $1.2 million deficit by year end and over $5 million next year without more revenue.
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Levy
Elyria
E. Jean Harper Featured in Elyria Schools
In a letter to the editor, Melissa McCord recounts a sixth grade pressure incident at Elyria Schools. The writer clarifies that pressure to smoke came from other people outside the group, not from fellow sixth graders as a newspaper report suggested.
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Melissa McCord
Readers protest misquote in memo about school issue
Melissa McCord interviewed two friends and me about an annual event. We agreed it should continue and noted cigarettes rather than marijuana as factors. Lisa Howard warned alcohol may affect juniors. Jacki Salter denied sixth graders at McKinley using marijuana. We demand correction and an apology from the paper.
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Lisa Howard
Jacki Salter
McKinley
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McKinley School
Katie Miller
Midview High School
Elyria
McKinley Students Claim Misquote By Chronicle
Elyria readers are informed that a Chronicle-Telegram article printed October 24 misquoted McKinley School students about drug and alcohol use. Katie Miller Lisa Howard and I say the report misrepresented us and made the school look bad while editors defend the piece.
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Katie Miller
Lisa Howard
McKinley
Elyria
Melissa McCord
McKinley student seeks apology for misquotes
A sixth grader from McKinley School protests a newspaper article about drug prevention at Midview High. The letter disputes quoted claims about classmates smoking marijuana, alcohol, and running track, and requests a formal apology to the school and community.
Right Stuff Echoes in American Workforce
The passage argues millions of workers deserve hero status for funding and supporting space effort. It emphasizes sacrifice including lack of insurance, food, housing, clothing, and education while backing government projects against foreign rivals. It honors those who paid taxes and those who died for freedom.
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America
Taft Wins Ohio Governor Race in Tight Contest
Don Pease of Oberlin reflects on the Ohio governor election. Bob Taft defeats Lee Fisher by 50 to 45 percent, in a year shaped by off-year turnout and Clinton era distractions. Pease commends Fisher as a principled, capable public servant and hopes for a future bid.
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