Dollars for Scholars drive planned for Medina Friday
Medina residents will ring doorbells Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. to raise funds for the 13th annual Dollars for Scholars program at Medina High School. About 100 seniors seek $1 per resident, with loans repaid after college to grow the fund since 1966.
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Randy Collins
Lisa Polo
Barb Esposito
Gazette
Ron Linek
Medina High School
Robert W. Dague
Dague
Inflation Runs Wild As Wholesale Prices Jump 1.3 Percent
The Labor Department reports a 1.3 percent April surge in the Producer Price Index for Finished Goods the steepest gain since 1974. Food prices rose 2.9 percent in February style and nonfood prices climbed 1 percent signaling broad inflationary pressure and possible future retail price hikes as officials warn of recession risk if demands are not moderated.
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Labor Department
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Brunswick delays vote on Leahey land for satellite fire station
Brunswick City Council postponed a decision on a land deal with developer Joseph Leahey for a satellite fire station at Grafton and Carpenter. City Manager Trimble will determine a starting recreation fee per lot to balance Leahey’s two corner lots with a proposed $300 per lot charge, versus $150 previously discussed. Fire officials support keeping Leahey’s land offer to shorten response times and bolster city protection.
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Leahey
Bill Meyer
Joseph Leahey
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Carpenter Roads
Robert Trimble
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Trimble
Central Fire Station
Center Road
Planning Commission to hear solar art matter tonight
Council rejects Joe Conroy demand to cut a 250000 performance bond for the new refuse collection contract. Trimble argues the high bond ensures bidders are bonded and capable. Bosak motions to halve the bond fail 4-3 as bids set for May 9 may be rejected if too high.
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Buster Spring
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Cloverleaf students protest budget cuts at high school
About 80 of Cloverleaf High School's 700 students joined a two hour walkout to protest athletic and extracurricular cuts. Principal Gene Clark urged restraint while organizers cited media coverage as motivation. final Board action is set for May 16.
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