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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2015
Page
16
A brief daily glimpse into the lives of well known public figures. Spotlight on routines fashion and social events shaping their current public image.
A residents group filed a lawsuit to overturn Los Angeles City Council approval of a five unit project in the San Fernando Valley arguing the demolition of Marilyn Monroe brief residence violated laws. City planning officials said Monroe lived there briefly and did not make the historic period. The suit targets the project and the timing ahead of a potential monument consideration.
A reader asks about a grandson sharing a bed with his grandmother and the appropriateness of arousing comments about sex with online partners. Another asks how to discuss sex with new online partners and protect against unintended consequences. A third wonders whether to confront a manager after an email about personnel changes is found in the office.
Republican congressman who has led Ohio's 8th district since 1991 and served as Speaker of the House in 2011 announced he will resign, leaving office by October end amid friction with hard line colleagues.
The Violins of Hope project features 19 historic instruments with vivid backstories from World War II. Master violinmaker Rudolph Weissman, who lost much of his family in the Holocaust, has spent decades restoring these violins used in concert halls and a Yad Vashem loaned piece debuting in America. The display aims for emotional impact through dramatic lighting and space design to highlight each instrument’s history.
The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in Beachwood hosts Violins of Hope from 11 am to 5 pm Tue through Sun and 11 am to 9 pm Wed. Tickets range 5 to 12 dollars with free entry for museum members and young children. The immersive exhibit blends narratives, imagery, and music to explore Holocaust experiences and resilience, including performances by local conservatories.
A reader asks about a son-in-law's missed promotions due to casual workplace attire and suggests professional feedback. Amy advises the problem lies with him, not his in-laws, and urges direct conversation and possible coaching. Other letters discuss co parenting after a breakup and handling surprises respectfully.
Melissa Linebrink writes about the 2009 and 2012 time changes causing jet lag like confusion for her twins and comments on Halloween weekend fallout. She considers moving far away, even to Hawaii, to escape the time shift debates and family chaos.
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