Oberlin Gun Safety Picnic Incident Sparks Park Debate
A loaded gun clip was left on a Park Street Park table during a September 7 gathering by gun activists in Oberlin. City Councilman Bryan Burgess links the near-miss to arguments against legal gun access in city parks as Oberlin seeks parity with state law.
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State funds boost educator creativity with $250 million fund
A new governing board opens the Straight A Fund to applications for a $250 million pot to boost classroom creativity and student achievement. Districts Amherst Elyria Keystone Lorain Avon and Columbia plan proposals focusing on technology sustainability and efficiency with collaborations to strengthen outcomes.
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Obamacare Goes Live October First
The Affordable Care Act commonly known as ObamaCare starts for consumers on October 1. The Chronicle Telegram signals coverage of the health care shift starting on D3 with focused stories.
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Skunkfest Highlights Skunk Pride in North Ridgeville
The 13th annual Skunkfest runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at South Central Park, featuring a talent contest, costume contest, and Skunk Haven fundraiser. Co organizer Rene Pearlstein notes wild skunks deserve respect and warns against easy pets, urging careful research before adopting.
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