2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

EHOVE students take 5th, 7th at nations

AVERY - EHOVE students took a bite of the Big Apple and tasted sweet success at the national Business Professionals of America competition, claiming fifth and seventh places in the nation at the BPA National Leadership Conference May 9 through 13 in New York City. Placing fifth in the U.S. was the Web Site Development team of Damon Bauer, Alex Wheeler (both of Edison) and Kristi Caldwell (Monroeville). Placing seventh in the U.S. was Christopher VanFleet (Bellevue) for CISCO Systems Administrator. More than 6,000 attended the conference to participate in skill competitions, workshops, general sessions and national officer campaigns and elections.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Local students honored

The Erie-Huron-Ottawa Service Center announced the three area high school seniors who were honored as the 2007 Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Award winners at a luncheon and awards' ceremony in Columbus. The Huron County winner is Kaylene Boroski, a senior from Western Reserve High School. Kaylene is the daughter of Mark and Judy Boroski of Wakeman. She will attend Valparasio University in Indiana with the goal of becoming a civil engineer with an emphasis on structural design.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

High school awards

EDISON Academic Varsity Letter: Jerrod Ackerman, Joshua Amstutz, Damon Bauer, Tyler Bolyard, Christopher Braden, Ashley Burras, Elisa Butler, Tyler Camella, Christin Close, Kevin Corso, Marcella DeChant, Kelsey Divers, Joshua Dow, Lisa Elmlinger, Cassandra Field, Paul Georgiafandis, Stephanie Gordon, Bethany Ground, Elizabeth Hurst, Jillian Johnson, Tom Knight, Kurtis Kuhl, Ross Livengood, David Lux, Nykkytta Mankin, Jennifer McCann, Mackenzie McIlrath, Mitchell McIlrath, Jane Morrow, Mara Mossman, Nathan Nemire, Kelly Olinger, Kelsey Parker, Bradley Poock, Kelly Quillen, Tyler Riddle, Marisa Roberts, Zachary Rospert, Karra Sabol, Jennifer Schloesser, Carly Schlotterer, Bryan Schmidt, Kathryn Schwab, Carrie Shover, Brittany Shupe, Caitlin Smith, Spenser Spacek, Madelyn Stevens, Bryant Strayer, Noah Sutter, Elizabeth Uther, Dominic Wells, Alexis Wheeler, David Whitacre, Cody Wiewandt, Keyanna Wolfkill, Bryan Wood. Mike and Melodie Adelman Scholarship: Kathryn Schwab.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Twenty-two graduate from nursing program

HURON - Twenty-two local students received their associate of applied science degrees in nursing from Lorain County Community College in a special pinning ceremony in the McBride Auditorium at BGSU Firelands. LCCC Vice President Dr. Karen Wells and Dr. James M. Smith, dean, presented a special welcome to the graduates. Jolene Mills, RN, and Carol Schemmer, RN, were faculty speakers.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

3 students participate in leadership weekend

Three local students recently participated in the the high-energy, thought-provoking Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership weekend, with the goal of inspiring Ohio's next leaders. They were Kristen Buder of Edison High School, Jeremy Peterson of Norwalk High School and Stephanie Dankelson of St. Paul High School
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Local educator picked for state team

COLUMBUS - Local educators are among 100 individuals chosen to provide input for the Ohio career-technical and adult education five-year plan as members of one of five teams: Accountability/ evaluation, financial requirements, program administration, special populations and tech prep. May 7 was the rollout of the work in downtown Columbus, with EHOVE assistant director Joyce Brouman serving on the special populations external team.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

CORRECTIONS

A cutline accompanying a photograph of Norwalk Middle School student Jared Cook incorrectly listed the song Jared performed in a school talent show. He performed "Dani California" by the Red hot Chili Peppers. * * *
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Norwalk Municipal Court convictions

NORWALK - The following people were recently convicted of crimes in Norwalk Municipal Court, Judge John Ridge presiding: Katrina L. Rivera, 34, 5144 U.S. 250, Lot 81, Norwalk; no dog license; conviction date: May 14; fine, $25; costs, $45.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

DUI convictions

NORWALK - The following people recently were convicted of drunken driving in Norwalk Municipal Court: Craig R. Smith, 41, 905 Chenango Road, Wakeman. Violation date: Nov. 8, 2003. Conviction date: May 9, 2007. Sentence: $600 fine, $114.50 costs, two-year license suspension and 20 days in jail.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

SOUP KITCHEN MENU

The soup kitchen will be serving hot meals, beginning today. The meals are top quality and free of charge. Meals are served from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Note that the last week of June and July lunches will be served from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

New cheerleading adviser will receive help, respect from parents

I am writing this letter regarding Tuesday's article concerning the hiring of the new Monroeville cheerleader adviser. I made several statements to the reporter that were my opinion, and not on behalf of the Monroeville Cheer Parents, I was not acting as spokesperson for the parents.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

OUR VIEW: A big, wide world awaits 2007 grads

It is at the same time one of the most exciting times of life and one of the most frightening graduation. The high school graduation season kicks off Friday with EHOVE's ceremony, and St. Paul and South Central will both honor their seniors Sunday. For many now ex-high school students, this summer will be filled with graduation parties, celebrations and many "last hurrahs" before they enter the "real world."
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Appreciating the wonders of life every day

I was reading the newspaper about 7:30 Monday evening. Actually, sad to say, I was dozing off while trying to read the newspaper. The chair was just too comfortable and the day was just too long. Anyway, I was startled from my near-stupor when the phone rang. I got up to answer the phone and, as usual, checked the caller ID first. The caller was listed as "unknown," with no phone number. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

OUR VIEW - Best solution to gas prices is driving less

In Tuesday's Reflector, we listed the gas stations with the "lowest" average prices in town. The problem is the big difference between the lowest average and the highest average was just a few cents. Yes, two cents a gallon adds up eventually but even for the best bargain hunter it takes a long time to earn significant savings. The unfortunate truth is, until we all stop driving quite so much, start buying more fuel-efficient cars or develop energy alternatives, gas companies will continue to have us by the throats. There is seemingly no other way to fight back, because if you own and rely on a car, you must purchase gas and give your business to oil companies which are raking in record profits.
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Nothing to be gained by covering up suicides|By ANDY PRUTSOK - Reflector Publisher

We had one of those moral dilemmas recently we seem to happen upon from time to time in the newspaper business whether to publish the name of a suicide victim. It's not something we take lightly. The last thing we want to do as a community newspaper is cause innocent folks hardship or embarrassment, but we have to balance those concerns against our mission to publish the news. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Former N.Fairfield resident sentenced to prison

A former North Fairfield man was sentenced Wednesday to one year in prison after being rejected from a similar facility that focuses on substance abuse and education. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Milan man hits victim over unpaid $25 debt

MILAN - A Milan man was charged with a misdemeanor count of assault after an early Wednesday afternoon fight with a Norwalk man over borrowed money. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Norwalk plans Saturday morning service

On Saturday, Norwalk Mayor Sue Lesch and Main Street Norwalk have invited the community to honor loved ones that have died during the past year by meeting uptown for a prayer service and flower planting. Families will gather at 9 a.m. at Bresson Park for this service. The Rev. Adrian Doll of the First Presbyterian Church will lead the prayer gathering. Following the service, families will fan out uptown to plant flowers and grasses. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

HEALTH INSPECTION REPORTS

NORWALK - The following were the results of health department inspections of Norwalk-area food establishments and schools in April: FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS Openings
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Norwalk boy sentenced for sharing pictures of semi-nude ex-girlfriend

A 16-year-old Norwalk boy has been placed in a Sandusky community corrections facility for distributing pictures of his semi-nude ex-girlfriend via his cell phone. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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2:10 AM Jul 25, 2010

Columbus replica ship Nia to visit Sandusky

SANDUSKY - On Wednesday, June 13, the "Nia", a replica of Columbus' favorite ship will open in Sandusky. The ship will be docked at Battery Park Marina, 701 E. Water St., until her departure early Monday morning June 18. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...
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