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NOW HIRING Kid’s eat healthy before exams

General Plug & Manufacturing

COLD FORM OPERATORS

• Secondary Operators

• Acme Screw Machine

• Swiss Machine Operators

• Packaging

Willing to train
1st & 2nd shift opportunities

Full-time and part-time positions available Third graders enjoy a healthy breakfast before exams.
We all know how important a good, healthy breakfast is to start the day, especially for
students. Research shows that students who eat breakfast perform better on exams. Welling-
ton’s Westwood Elementary School third-grade students are taking the Ohio Department of
Education’s Third Grade Reading Guarantee state test. To give students a little extra boost,
the Nutrition Services Department in the Wellington Schools provided a free breakfast for
all third-grade students before their exams.
LCCC Medical Assisting information sessions

Lorain County Community College will be hosting Medical Assisting Program information
sessions. The virtual info. sessions will be held at 12 p.m. on Wednesday, November 9, and at 6
p.m. on Wednesday, December 7.
Classes will be held at the Lorain County JVS. Please register at: https://www.lorainccc.edu/
health/medical-assisting/. Once registered, a link will be sent to access the virtual session.
www.generalplug.com Genealogical Society program

or in person Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm On Monday, November 14, at 7 p.m., the Lorain County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical

132 Artino Street, Oberlin Society will present Michael John Neill. His program will be “What is Unwritten” in a docu-
ment, underlying laws, statutes, cultural practices, etc. This will be an opportunity to understand
how to use this type of information to further your family history research.
440-926-2411 program is open to the public and free.
Michael John Neill is the voice of “Genealogy Tip of the Day” on Facebook. This virtual
Contact <meetings@loraincoogs.org> and ask to be added to the list to receive a link to the
meeting.

Lorain County DESERVES a LEADER

on the Board of Commissioners!

It’s time to ELECT Jeff Riddell

Lorain County deserves a leader on the board of

commissioners. It’s time to Elect Jeff Riddell

November 8 , We the voters can end the
th
Chaos and Drama caused by the

Lorain County Commissioners!

Chronicle-Telegram, 8/17/2021: They have no say in my private life or for that matter with any decisions I make as a Lorain County Commissioner. Let me
be clear…I am not resigning and anyone who has actively been a part of this political stunt will have to consider the consequences.

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