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WHS students for our district, with goals and objectives to meet over the next
few years. Thank you to the Impact Group for consulting on
Women’s League grant fund Adopt a Family event this project and all who provided guidance and feedback for
the plan. Focus areas within the plan include: Communication
The Wellington Women’s League is accepting letters of ap- (Internal & External); Academic Achievement and Program-
ming/Technology; Facilities, Safety and Security; Finance and
plication for grant funds. All funding requests must be from Accountability; Climate, Culture & Wellness; and Human Re-
a Wellington, Ohio based non-profit group, and received be- sources and Staff Support. GO DUKES!
fore December 31, 2022 to be considered. Applications must Good luck to our Winter Sports teams this season!
include the amount of funding requested, a description of the Edward Weber, Superintendent, Wellington Exempted Vil-
item/project, the total cost of the item/project, how it will bene- lage Schools Office: (440) 647-4286
fit the Wellington community and the date the funds are needed. Email: eweber@wellington.k12.oh.us
Please send requests to: Wellington Women’s League, P.O. www.wellingtonvillageschools.org
Box 276, Wellington, OH 44090.
L&WV train rides with Santa
Breakfast and photos with Santa Santa will be riding the rails on the Lorain & West Virginia

Wellington United Lions Club presents Breakfast with San- Railway this holiday season. Bring the family to ride our sea-
ta at Wellington Reservation, located at 535 Jones Rd., in Wel- sonally decorated train cars through December 11.
lington, on Saturday, December 17. Owned and operated by the non-profit Lake Shore Railway
Breakfast and photos is $5 (3 and under free). Seating times, Association, the L&WV offers young and old a chance to expe-
with a 50 seat maximum, are from 9-10 a.m., 10:30-11:30 a.m. rience travel by train on their 1950s era locomotive and passen-
and noon-1 p.m. Photos only (with no breakfast) is from 2-4 ger cars that depart from our station in Wellington.
p.m. To reserve your seats, call or text (440) 987-9090, email Our Santa Trains travel approximately 1.5 miles north of
wellingtonunitedlions@gmail.com or see their Facebook page, Wellington, then head back to Wellington in reverse. The train
Wellington United Lions Club, for sign-up link. ride allows enough time for Santa to travel through the car and
visit with the children. Santa takes time to pose for pictures as
Black River Comedy Club presents... he passes through and hands out bells as gifts to children 12
and under. The train station is decorated with lights, and hot
chocolate will be available for those waiting for the train.
“A Charlie Brown Christmas” on Friday, December 9, at Wellington High School junior Hope Dudziack, senior Marshall Mull, Tickets can be purchased from the website at www.lwvry.
7:30 p.m. at the Homerville Community Center, located at junior Lily Oswald and junior McKenna Solkiewicz. org. The proceeds are used to cover the expenses associated
8964 Spencer Road, in Homerville. Medina County Sheriff This year, Wellington High School Student Council mem- with owning and maintaining this historical equipment and
Terry Grice will serve as Master of Ceremonies. The evening bers are adopting families for Thanksgiving and Christmas. property.
will feature regionally popular stand-up comedian, Jeff France, Some members spent time grocery shopping with their Advi-
the Eric Everett Jazz Trio and a comedy act by Mike Wood and sor, Christen Lewis, for the two families the group adopted for WELLINGTON NEWS CONTINUED ON PAGE 24
Dara Greco. Homerville resident David Sigel will serve as auc- Thanksgiving to get them everything they needed for Thanks-
tioneer at the end of the evening, with proceeds to benefit the giving dinner. Job Opportunity
Medina County Sheriff Law Enforcement Chaplain Program.
Tickets at the door (cash or check only): $10 adults; $5 stu- Bell-ringers needed Zoning Inspector (Part -Time)
dents. Limited Seating. For more information, call (330) 635- Penfield Township, Lorain County, Ohio is seeking a
5163.
The Salvation Army is in need of bell-ringers at a few lo- motivated and dynamic person for the Zoning Inspector
cations. Please sign up by visiting https://www.signupgenius. position. The position is responsible for enforcement of the
com/go/5080945a9ad2da1fd0-apples or https://www.signup- Penfield Township Zoning Resolution; engagement with the
ATTENTION! genius.com/go/5080945a9ad2da1fd0-bellringers or https:// public to process zoning complaints, applications, and appeals;
www.signupgenius.com/go/5080945a9ad2da1fd0-village.
staff support to the Board of Zoning Appeals; and maintaining
BUSINESS OWNERS Thank you. all files and other administrative procedures relating to zoning
related tasks. Under general supervision, the Zoning Inspector
Eaton • Grafton • LaGrange • Wellington is a professional position with a high degree of independence
and responsibility for assuring compliance of Township zoning
G.L.W. The holiday season is here! We invite you to come out for regulations.
Qualifications:
The ideal applicant will have excellent administrative,
Broadband, Inc. our holiday band and choir performances (listed on the website organizational, customer service, and communication (oral
district calendar at www.wellingtonvillageschools.org).
and written) skills; familiarity with Township and County
993 Commerce Dr. • Grafton • 440-926-3230 We recently received some great news from Governor Mike resolutions and standards; a high level of proficiency in office
www.glwb.net DeWine’s office. Our district was one of 708 schools in 57 computer applications and word processing; and the ability to
counties that will receive grants to pay for security upgrades
Digital Cable • High Speed Internet • Phone Service that will enhance the safety of students and staff. The grants are deal effectively with all levels of staff, Township officials, and
the general public.
System Upgrades part of his $100 million Ohio K-12 School Safety Grant Pro- Candidates should possess the ability to plan, organize
Now Complete gram. Each school in our district will receive $100,000, for a and effectively complete the work of the Township Zoning
total of $300,000. The money will be used for cameras, remote
in Most Areas... door access controls and security radios. Inspector; capacity to react quickly, calmly and with good
judgment; analyze, appraise and organize facts, information,
Call for Details! Thank you to everyone who purchased items for the Wel- and recommendations; reach sound objective and conclusive
lington Kiwanis Club’s Annual Morris Furcron Peterson Nut decisions; prepare clear, concise and comprehensive reports
Sale. Items have been delivered. We are happy to report total and presentations; establish and maintain good rapport with
sales this year reached $13,503.50. associates, officials, citizens; ability to maintain complex
Congratulations to bus driver Joyce Scolaro, recently recog- records and prepare reports; ability to make routine decisions
nized during the annual Pupil Transportation Professional De- in accordance with laws, resolutions, regulations, and
Speeds of 100MG, 200MG, 500MG and more available! velopment and Awards Banquet sponsored by the Educational established policies; good judgment; tact and courtesy; ability
1.Advanced phone systems with features for small to large Service Center of Lorain County. Joyce retired from the district to get along well with others. Must possess and maintain a
businesses with 2 - 500 phones, including voicemail and all last year after over 14 years of service, but she has continued to valid driver license.
the features needed to run a business. serve as a substitute bus driver when needed. We are grateful The duties of this position are defined in The Zoning
2.Disaster recovery & back up service with all files backed up for her continued dedication to our school district. Resolution of Penfield Township (See Departments/Zoning
offsite to our data center. We are in need of additional bus drivers and substitutes in Department at penfieldtownship.com). Other duties, as
3.Web hosting along with email our district. To apply, go to www.wellingtonvillageschools.org. determined by the Township Trustees, may be assigned.
4.Direct fiber to the business up to 10gig x 10gig. We are excited to share with you our district’s Strategic To apply, or for more information, call Duane Johnson at
5.Support staff & network all based on Cisco Networking Plan, which was approved by the BOE this fall. It is available 440-225-3636 or duane.johnson.57@gmail.com. We are
Equipment—the best! for review on the district website. The plan will serve as a guide accepting candidates until December 12, 2022 at 4 p.m.

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