Be aware of sexual offenders
In the pages of today's paper one will find a listing of sexual offenders living within the Wellington school district who are required to register with the county sheriff under Ohio's Sexual Offender Registration and Notification Act. From time to time The Enterprise updates and publishes this lis ...
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Any assistance would help
Throughout the election season, we have been reminded by one candidate or the other of how bad the economy is -- as if we really needed reminding. Now as we leave the election season, we head into the holiday season struggling to find anything for which to be thankful.
When the economy sours, soc ...
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Help us help others
We have a lot of office space at The Enterprise. Not so long ago, our quarters were pretty tight, but our office at 119 W. Herrick Avenue is very spacious...we need something to fill it up. How about food?
We at The Enterprise are issuing a holiday challenge: We need to fill the shelves at Well-H ...
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Help us help others
We have a lot of office space at The Enterprise. Not so long ago, our quarters were pretty tight, but our office at 119 W. Herrick Avenue is very spacious...we need something to fill it up. How about food?
We at The Enterprise are issuing a holiday challenge: We need to fill the shelves at Well-H ...
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Issue 40 is right choice
After the months, no, the years, of meetings and forums to discuss the Ohio Schools Facilities Commission's offer to help Wellington bring its schools into the 21st century, the time has come for voters to step up and make it happen.
The plan school officials have created in consultation with com ...
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Research state issues
Two weeks from today it will all be over. Finally, after what has seemed an eternity, the political ads on television will end as the country elects its next president, Ohio voters decide a number of important issues, and locally we decide the fate of a school bond issue.
We will discuss our view ...
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IHN gives homeless a home
What is the image of homelessness? A man sleeping under a bridge? A woman pushing her belongings in a shopping cart? How about a mom and dad who work and have young children going to school?
Forty percent of the people in this country who are homeless are members of families with children. We kno ...
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Vote yes on Issue 5
Among the annual barrage of political advertising this year, most of us have seen ads urging failure of state Issue 5. Some of these ads depict vacant, run down factories while claiming Issue 5 would result in the loss of 6,000 Ohio jobs.
In reality, Issue 5 deals with payday lending establishmen ...
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Board will have tough sell
The Wellington school board has a difficult task before it in convincing voters to support Issue 40, an 8.98-mill bond issue to build a new kindergarten-through-12th-grade school building.
Implicit in the ballot language is abandonment of the current, dated school buildings and moving the athleti ...
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Fair is a business now
The lawsuit filed by an injured fairgoer against the Lorain County Fair board, former fair board member Tom Denes, his companion Kelly Schwarz, and others, is disturbing. It troubles us, not because the actions happened precipitating the lawsuit, but because the fair board allowed situations to per ...
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Come to the rescue, again
In southern Lorain County, the city of Oberlin and the village of Wellington are preparing to celebrate 150th anniversary of the Oberlin-Wellington Rescue. A pivotal event in the history of both Oberlin and Wellington, and of our country, it also goes by the name of the Wellington Rescue because ke ...
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Avoid heat entrapment
Parents running quick errands may think their cars will remain cool, but even on mild days temperatures inside vehicles can rise to dangerous levels in minutes.
A young child's core body temperature can increase three to five times faster than that of an adult, causing permanent injury or death.
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