Controversy Over Pepper Spray At Lorain Middle School
Parents and some officials clash over pepper spray incidents at Lorain Middle School amid calls for hall monitors and locker searches. Principal Jackson and Supt. Hatlock oppose broad searches, while board members and city leaders push targeted actions and possible state restrictions.
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Weather Summary for the Week With Winds and Showers
The report notes a west wind of 10 to 20 knots with a chance of showers tonight and Friday. Waves are forecast at 2 to 4 feet. Temperature reading shows aril 13, with year and month deviations mentioned as 28.63 and .45.69 inches respectively.
Insurance concerns touch Lorain Middle School chemical incident
Parents without coverage worry about hospital bills after 123 students and four teachers were treated for inhalation from a chemical spray at Lorain Middle School. LifeCare Ambulance negotiated fees and led a rapid response, transporting 92 students to area hospitals while 31 more were driven by parents.
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Veronica
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Medina
Students suffer fumes near school prompting medical response
Fumes near a school caused difficulty breathing and nausea among students. Melissa Melendez, 13, fainted on the grass and aboard a bus en route to EMH. She described others choking as crying and coughing filled the scene.
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Melissa Melendez
EMH
lorain school spraying incident sparks calls for more staff
The Lorain Middle School incident prompted questions about staffing after a chemical spray caused breathing trouble. Several students required medical care, and administrators moved to reassure parents while officials urged tips to police.
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