Center Uses Mediation To Curb Juvenile Violence
Elyria police increasingly turn to the Conflict Resolution Center to prevent disputes from turning violent. Detectives and officials praise mediation for resolving issues among juveniles and families, offering confidential, parent–permitted referrals and a nonlitigation path. The program, expanding from Lorain to several nearby communities, aims to reduce arrests by addressing root causes and teaching youths to communicate.
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Elyria
Chris Costantino
Youth Bureau
Lorain
Avon
Avon Lake
Bay Village
North Olmsted
Rocky River
Westlake
Costantino
Michelle Murphy
Army recruit sergeant uses tank ruse at Cleveland Air Show
Sgt Joshua Dumont 23 of Elyria promotes the Army Reserve 321st Psychological Operation Company at Burke Lakefront Airport Cleveland. He explains training that included tank sounds and silhouettes to mislead enemies and leaflets for civil evacuation. The unit has educated children in Bosnia and interviewed Iraqi POWs to gauge propaganda effects. For info call (440) 886-4343.
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Elyria
Sgt
Joshua Dumont
Cleveland Air Show
Dumont
West Avenue
Burke Lakefront
Cleveland
Army Reserve
321St
Parma
Manuel Noreiga
Vatican
Bosnia
Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Army
Greg Sterley
North Olmsted
Man hit by train in Elyria in stable condition
Kevin A. Mole a 21 year old from LaGrange was lying on railroad tracks with Timothy A. Thomas when struck by a train near Depot Street and East Avenue He remained in stable condition at MetroHealth Medical Center Cleveland though initially listed as serious Thomas was not injured and was charged with criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct by intoxication for interfering with ambulance personnel
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Kevin A. Mole
LaGrange
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Mole
Timothy A. Thomas
Elyria
Depot Street
East Avenue
Thomas
Barn raising showcases 1890 timber at Lonabagger display
Workers lift a large wooden beam near Frazensburg on a Saturday to assemble a barn built in 1890. Donated to The Lon gaberger Company for public viewing, the event promotes historic barn construction methods as Longaberger, a Dresden basket maker, hosts the demonstration.
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Frazensburg
Longaberger Company
Longaberger
Dresden
Ohio schools await Perry County judge ruling on funding
Cincinnati AP reports anxious school officials, including Roy Hill of Lockland, await Judge Linton Lewis Jr.'s decision on whether Ohio has adequately responded to the Supreme Court's order to reform public school financing. Since the 1997 finding, the state has spent $1 billion on building needs and devised a new formula, yet over 500 districts believe they remain underfunded as hearings conclude.
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Cincinnati
Perry County
Roy Hill
Lockland City
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Supreme Court
Linton Lewis Jr
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