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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2017
Page
1
Lorain County Auditor Craig Snodgrass reports rising conveyance fees and a hotter market with sales and dollars up. He estimates 4.7 to 4.8 million in conveyance revenue this year, up from 4.2 million, as Elyria sees improving home values and more buyers.
The Rotary Club of Oberlin and Nordson Corp with the Western Reserve Land Conservancy planted 30 trees Saturday at the 63 acre Oberlin Great South Woods site. The effort supports a goal of one tree per member and ties to prairie restoration and wildlife habitat projects.
Ely Stadium memories flow from Elyria High families and alumni. Louis Godbolt recalls Elyria’s 17 14 win over Sandusky in 1989 while Lauren Chapin shares drum line pride and Garrett Chapin’s sophomore year. Carrie Ross cherishes Friday night football and her daughter Breanna’s Special Olympics. The Chronicle Telegram invites submissions with contact details by Wednesday.
ODOT will start paving East Erie Avenue in Lorain after underground utility work. Completion target is Nov 1 with possible extension for Beaver Creek approach paving. Lorain will close Camden Avenue at Fairless Avenue 7 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct 30 with posted detours.
North Ridgeville volunteer Renee Collins helps start Blessing Boxes to stock food toiletries and warm clothing at nearby shelters or food pantries. She aims to place weatherproof boxes at institutions and keep them filled for anyone in need this winter.
The Education Department rescinded 72 guidance documents detailing rights of students with disabilities under IDEA and the Rehabilitation Act. The notices, dated Oct. 2, came from OSEP and RSA as part of rolling back what the department calls outdated or unnecessary regulations.
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