18 Oct 2011
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2011
Page
1
During lunch period students notice fresher options with more fruits and vegetables available. Chris Hollan, a sophomore, and Walker Snowden, a freshman, describe choosing the healthier items as they eat.
Elyria High School reports higher lunch participation with 275 more students eating on campus daily. Construction limits persist but a larger dining hall and more menu choices lure upperclassmen to stay. Seniors Charity Johnson and Camary Glins ey say food quality improved, encouraging in-house meals.
About 300 Diamond Products workers gain stability after a Commerce Department ruling confirming anti-dumping duties on Chinese diamond saw blade imports. Heibeikai must pay deposits, leveling the field for Elyria firm that makes concrete cutting blades. Senators Brown and Portman praised the outcome and supported Diamond Products through the case.
Elyria City Council approved a five member negotiating team to discuss Cascade Park with Lorain County Metro Parks. The committee led by Mayor Bill Grace is authorized to start shaping a possible future for the historic city park, with no immediate deal promised.
Deborah Bradley says she was drunk the night her infant daughter vanished and now places the bedtime earlier. She and the father have hired a defense attorney known for the Natalee Holloway case.
Sheffield Towns trustees refuse to discipline Evan Gooden amid his disorderly conduct conviction. Voters in the Thursday election will decide Newsome’s fate over berating deputies after a loud music incident on Oct. 9. Trustees claim no authority to supervise peers and urge public judgment.
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