The Lorain County Vaping Task Force is working to further investigate youth vaping in the county. The goal of this group is to prevent youth tobacco use, to encourage tobacco users to quit, and to reduce harm around tobacco. Vapes and e-cigarettes contain nicotine derived from tobacco, and so the National Youth Tobacco Survey categorizes use of these products as ... Read More »
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Judge Robert White Credits LCCC with his Start
April is Community College Month and Lorain County Community College is celebrating by sharing stories of students and graduates. Learn more at www.lorainccc.edu/ccmonth Ruling from the Bench Judge Robert White of the Elyria Municipal Court credits LCCC with an affordable start to his career It was 40 years ago that Robert White came to Lorain County Community College after dropping ... Read More »
North Ridgeville Schools Ranger Round-Up
New Student Organization Presents at SAVE Promise Summit North Ridgeville Academic Center 5-8 guidance counselor Jordan Andrews and eighth-grade students Cecilia Bouman and Andrew Flesher presented information and activities about a new initiative at the SAVE Promise Summit that is hosted by the Sandy Hook Promise and the Youth Advisory Board Members. Mr. Andrews, Andrew, and Cecilia discussed a new ... Read More »
Lunch & Learn at O’Neill Healthcare North Ridgeville
Jason Jacobs, Director of Ancillary Services, passes out lunches on April 28th at O’Neill Healthcare North Ridgeville. The company regularly holds Lunch and Learn programs in which local seniors are invited to enjoy a meal and learn about important topics that impact their lives. Since the pandemic began, O’Neill Healthcare has transitioned to Curbside Lunch and Learn events where guests can ... Read More »
Lorain County Community College Culinary Arts Institute Hosts American Culinary Federation Certifications
Lorain County Community College (LCCC)’s Culinary Arts Institute hosted three world-class chefs during their American Culinary Federation (ACF) certification testing Friday (April 30) morning. The institute was approved as an ACF testing facility for professional chefs in February, solidifying its role as the epicenter for culinary arts and hospitality in Northeastern Ohio. Several of LCCC culinary students will be observing ... Read More »
A Letter to the Community From Georgia Awig
As a patient advocate, Georgia Awig helps patients and their families communicate with their healthcare providers. This enables them to get the information they need to make decisions about their healthcare. Because of her involvement in our community, she is also able to provide resources for financial, legal, and social support. Graduating from Kent State University in 1972, Georgia has ... Read More »
A Letter to the Community from Steve Ali
When Steve Ali was looking for a community to call home for his business, he was excited about North Ridgeville. “I researched the city of North Ridgeville and found out it was one of the fastest growing communities in the state of Ohio,” he said. “Knowing this, it helped me make my decision to build my 30 year dream here…Xtreme ... Read More »
A Letter to the Community from Jason Jacobs
Councilman Jason Jacobs reports his plan for North Ridgeville focuses on three main areas: Economic development – I believe the residents of North Ridgeville desire, and would benefit from, additional retail and restaurant options within our city limits. I will ensure it is a priority for our city to create an even more inviting environment for these types of businesses ... Read More »
A Letter to the Community from Jim Maleski
My wife Kimberly and I have lived in North Ridgeville for nearly 16 years. Our two daughters, Madison and Makinley attend North Ridgeville City Schools. F0r close to twenty years I have been a teacher. I have taught 16-22-year-old drop outs in the City of Cleveland at a Charter School, was a special education teacher for the city of Huron, ... Read More »
Pathway to Tech Careers Begins in High School with LCCC’s College Tech Prep and Dual Enrollment Programs
The pathway to an in-demand career can begin in high school for many students, including Esteban Rubin Massari. By taking career-technical dual enrollment programs through Lorain County Community College, Massari and students across Lorain County are on track for rewarding careers. Massari, 18, will graduate from Lorain High School in May. Over the past four years, he’s accumulated college credit ... Read More »
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