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December 3, 2023
The Nathan Perry Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Regent Robbie Brown and members Mary Jane Burger and Bev Hatcher presented 47 children’s winter coats to Principal Lynne Stark and Assistant Principal Jennifer Fazio of Vincent Elementary School in Sheffield Township, according to a news release. This initiative is part of […]
July 21, 2023
And other highlights of July 18, 2023, council meeting
August 17, 2022
An affiliate of the national nonprofit TECH CORPS, the Student WEB CORPS program enlisted technology professionals to teach Ohio high schoolers about web development, project management and employability skills.
December 31, 2020
Lorain County is on solid ground for road salt supply levels and local officials do not anticipate any shortages for the winter season. Assistant Lorain County Engineer Bob Klaiber said he doesnât see any supply problems in the near future. Lorain County entered the winter season with about 6,000 tons of salt on hand and are contracted for an additional 10,000 tons to take them through the winter. According to the Ohio Department of Transportation District 3, Lorain County has used 3,086 t...
December 24, 2020
Amherst Exempted Village Schools has received word that it will be receiving a $16,000 donation for its developing Comets Live live-streaming program. Superintendent Steve Sayers said during a recent School Board meeting that the district has yet to receive the money, but is anticipating it will be sent soon and will be up for a formal approval at the next board meeting in January. He said the districts IT department applied for a grant through GPD Foundation, an off-shoot of architect GPD Grou...
December 18, 2020
The funding will support the social and emotional needs of students, teachers and families, according to a news release. Multiple school districts are working with MHARS Board staff to assess their needs and resources, and develop creative plans for wellness. The first cohort of districts to finish their plans and receive funding approval are Avon Lake Schools, Clearview Schools, North Ridgeville Schools and Wellington Schools. - Advertisement - âThe funds will be utilized in a variety of ...