Ridgeville schools raise milk prices for second time this year
North Ridgeville board approves nine cent hike for half pint white milk and ten cent rise for chocolate when sold with Type A meals. Assistant superintendent Anthony Rage cites higher handling costs and lost federal subsidies, aided by a producer price increase on Oct 1. Board splits over passing costs to taxpayers. Also declined computer service contract for meal payments. Public meetings on November school bond issue held weekly. levy committee co chairs named.
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Lorain County Data Processing Center
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Francis Halagan
Barbara Reising
Ridgeville's Biggest Need: Money and Safer Growth
Ward Two candidate Clyde Housel argues the city needs funds to staff police fire and administration and to compete for development. He calls for a full time safety director to secure state and federal funds and outlines priorities on water sewer sidewalks and orderly growth with stronger enforcement of ordinances to remove dangerous abandoned properties. Frederick Minke also stresses sidewalks safety and orderly growth within sound financial management.
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North Ridgeville community notes on projects and events
Items cover French Creek Sewer Project funds, apartment zoning charter amendment, and road levy proposals. Also notes Beitler surgery recovery, gratitude from Mrs Beitler, a reminder of no school Friday, Ranger badges sale, high absenteeism at the high school, Grange Hall dedication ceremony, Ranger Band Booster meeting details, and a line about the first Mrs Wilson.
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Ridgeville board hires substitutes
North Ridgeville Board of Education approved seven substitute teachers led by Janet Kniel and Linda Parker. Hiring includes drivers education assistants at 5.50 an hour and classified staff for Lear North Elementary School. Travel reimbursements were approved for several staff attending state and national meetings. Barbara Reusing plans to attend the Ohio School Board Association conference at her own expense.
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Cleveland State University
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Heidelberg College
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Slippery Rock State Teachers College
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Cleveland Public Library
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Ohio Art Education Association
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Kenneth Hawley
Ohio School Counselor Guidance Conference
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North Ridgeville candidate nights ahead of November election
Voters in North Ridgeville can meet candidates before the November 6 election. Seven seek three school board seats with a candidates night on October 17 at the Middle School. Council races will also host events including October 30 in the middle school gym moderated by Urban Buescher.
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Citizens’ League
LaGrange Club Offers Hunter Safety Course at Keystone High
The LaGrange Hunting and Fishing Club will offer a hunter safety course for anyone 9 years old or older at Keystone High School. Sessions run October 16 17 and 18 from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Rago Defends Performance Amid Ridgeville Board Critique
Assistant Superintendent Anthony V. Rago defended his work after Ridgeville board member R Daniel Taylor questioned his four year contract as business manager. The dispute followed remarks in September and Beitler’s hospital absence. The meeting referenced Beitler’s alleged praise, Reising’s finance concerns, and Taylor’s counterstatement on finances. Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama have recent cave discoveries.
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R. Daniel Taylor
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Beitler
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Unlicensed door to door sales probe targets photo album plan
Police investigate two unknown salesmen from United Portrait Album Plan for selling 100 photo enlargements without a solicitor’s license in Elyria. The firm touts 10 year service for 215.94 plus 1 handling per photo, with a leather album, while the company denies ties to a TV show and claims no license.
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United Portrait Album Plan
Elyria
Maurice Flood
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