Students deliver for city's needy
North Olmsted High School students raise between 15,000 and 20,000 dollars and donate nearly eight tons of food for Adopt-a-Family, aiding 20 to 25 local households. Don Copeland coordinates through the Human Resources Department.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted High School
Human Resources Department
Don Copeland
Copeland
City Hall
J.C. Penney
Penney’s
Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
Polaris Joint Vocational School
Middlebury Heights
Nombl
North Olmsted Municipal
Santa
Berea mayor supports annexation of Olmsted acreage
Berea plans to annex 195 acres along Lewis Road in Olmsted Township after a Building and Zoning Committee vote. Six of eight landowners petitioned, city officials anticipate council approval at the November 18 meeting. Public hearing set for December 17 with a 30 day input period before county approval potential.
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Berea
Olmsted Township
Lewis Road
Stanley J. Trupp
Cuyahoga County
Bagley
Bagley Road
Superior Avenue
Trupp
Trupe
Blood and food drives unite under We're Banking on You theme
Lorain County Blood Bank and Second Harvest Food Bank plan joint drives in Lorain Amherst Elyria and Attherst with a 1 to 6 pm schedule. Don Nickerson of Second Harvest says the groups share a mission. Donors giving blood and food receive a free T shirt and staff pledge one can of food per pint collected.
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Lorain County Blood Bank
Second Harvest Food Bank
Don Nickerson
Second Harvest
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Lorain County
Amherst
Elyria
Blood Bank
Big Brothers seek role models in Ohio and Lorain County
The ADA-Harriet B. Lawrence Scholarship offers ten 1000 awards for Ohio residents with diabetes enrolled in higher education, deadline January 15. Applications to ADA at Worthington address or by calling 800 342 2383. Lorain County Big Brothers/Big Sisters seeks volunteers to mentor youths facing loss, with 40 matched youths and waits in Wellington, Oberlin, and Grafton.
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Worthington
American Diabetes Association, Ohio Affiliate, Inc
Ohio
ADA
High St
Harriet B. Lawrence
HBL
Lorain
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Lorain County
Lorain/Elyria
Wellington
Oberlin
Grafton
Disaster master seeks quiet Thanksgiving in New London
New London emergency director Bill Ommert recalls two Thanksgiving periods spent dealing with gasoline leaks in sewers. He cites 43 hazmat responses since 1991 across Huron County, and notes state action at Unocal on Main Street reduced leaks to a trickle. He trains police and fire units, teaches tornado safety, and coordinates 9 1 2 dispatch.
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New London
Bill Ommert
Ommert
New London Rotary
Huron County
J.W. Kelley
Unocal
Main Street
Dwin
Nado
Dick Sutherland
Volunteer Fair '96 at Lorain County Community College
The Volunteer Action Center hosts its second annual Volunteer Opportunities Fair on Wednesday at Lorain County Community College from 9 am to 3 pm. The free event offers 250 volunteer opportunities with on-site interviews and refreshments by DeLuca's Place in the Park, plus live music.
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Lorain
Volunteer Action Center
Lorain County Community College
DeLuca
Points of Light Foundation
Washington, D.C
Lorain and
Elyria
Lorain County
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Mare Sova
Ron McCoy
Janet Haag
Joyce Ransom
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Mel Haag
Ron Nolf
Bob Smith
Jennifer Reed
Wayne McMillen
Ed Fenwick
Tim Gallagher
North Ridgeville
Avon Belden Road
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Rhonda L. Tyree
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Graphics Council
Cleveland
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