Week of May 21 to May 25 (All meals served with milk)

MUNICIPALITIES Bellevue

The Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of the Firelands area held their annual Fishing Day May 5 at Firelands Scout Reservation, located a few miles east of Wakeman. "This is a family fun day," said Tom Hall, the district executive for the area scouting programs. "The event is fishing but the emphasis is on family." A total of 347 people attended the fishing day. Ninety-two boys completed the Passport to Fishing program presented by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Twenty-five Boys Scouts completed their final stage of the Fishing Merit Badge. Dave Fox was the volunteer coordinator of the Fishing Day. "He recruited his team of volunteers and coordinated the entire program. His leadership made this day happen for all of these kids and their families," Hall said.

A Monroeville woman involved in an accident with a tractor-trailer was discharged Friday afternoon from St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center, said hospital spokeswoman Sarah Bednarski. Robin J. Sirl, 45, of 4203 Strecker Road, is accused of going left of center while heading west on U.S. 20 and hitting an eastbound truck with a flatbed trailer carrying two steel coils, said troopers with the state Highway Patrol.

Jackson selected for leadership forum Tyler Jackson, a student at Main Street School, has been accepted into the People to People World Leadership Forum. Jackson will join a select group of students in Washington, D.C., Oct. 22-28 to earn high school credit while studying leadership and exploring some of the United States' most prominent monuments and institutions.

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the final installment in a three-part series on suicide. Norwalk Police Officer Dave Ditz remembers having to tell a woman her son died in a traffic crash. It was obvious that he couldn't simply share the news and then leave her alone.

A bill passed out of an Ohio House earlier this week echoes the old saying "nothing good ever happens after midnight." The proposed law affects strips clubs, forcing any club without liquor licenses to close at midnight and banning full nude dancing after midnight. In addition, the bill prohibits nude dancers from having physical contact with patrons or each other.

How can I help my child resolve problems before next year? There are just 12 days of school left this year. While all parents hope that their child had a wonderful experience this school year, sometimes this is not the case. His grades have dropped and he doesn't seem as interested in school as he once did.

HIGHWAY PATROL Tia M. England, 16, of Marblehead, was charged with failure to yield the right of way Saturday in the collision with James H. Brophy, 74, of Michigan.