Amherst news-times, 2011-03-30

              rocky start a -v pago ib' amh erst n ews-times 76e cade fa fake bills i lllldllll iii llilmllllll ! how do you keep loved one from driving when it's not safe? learn more about helping seniors retire with presentation at 6 p.m. thursday ) trinity evangelical free church. for details, see page 2. , the erie shores early childhood pta will hold its spring rascals resale fundraiser on saturday, april 2, 8 a.m. to 2 heritage presbyterian church, 515 n. leavitt rd. bird (8-9 a.m.) admission is $5 and general (9 p.m.) $1. this childrens that includes various sellers gently used babychildren maternity clothing, toys, books, shoes, games, furniture, more. 1 black river audobon society amherst golden acres nursing home are installing bluebird trail sunday, 3, grounds. 12 boxes be placed property attract bluebirds area. rrr .wikttal basics of using computer class public library monday, 4, noon. topics include mouse, open close programs, basic terminology. an entry-level class. our complete bulletin board : send news herns to: 0 th8oberiinnew.com or p.o. box 67, wmacareamaa aillllffllliiminuk flui liimimai ...j..,, why schools want all-day classes-even if they're required by jason hawk news-times reporter heather large's wish list simple. she wants time. as kindergarten teacher shupe elementary, feels rushed cram every ounce knowledge into her young students' heads. there's so much do. time they reach first grade, children have able identify all letters alphabet, combine them small words, craft simple sentences, count 100, mathematical patterns, construct graphs, addition subtraction, know value coins, solve word problems.... goes on. large seasoned veteran teacher, continued 7a imwimnm pwwi frtrtr.im4.m fifwkwm1 . .. mswmmsm in ' - f ..""i. :-. y r p v' mmi- h photo large, five teachers elementary school, over lesson group students. said full-day classes would let give one-on-one attention need younger age. business ededrowseci's fighting best bakery america tim kiedrowski serves batch sweet rolls. v 1. 4 t jane palumbo's city north olmsted plastered donut shops. but gets craving, jumps car, hits highway, heads out town. palumbo trekked across county lines last week get only matters mind: kiedrowski's simply delicious amherst. once inside wrapped smells chocolate rings, cherry fritters, apple foldovers, could hardly gushing favorite snacks. "a lot bakeries chince onhe fillings, he doesn't," said, nodding owner kiedrowski. "when bite 7y erik argent! entertainment steele grad screens film cleveland day turned 25 years old, argenti moved los angeles started writing screenplays. than decade later, his hard work paying off. argenti, 1993 graduate high showed short film, "stained," audience saturday international festival. "i'm just incredibly happy back cleveland," told news-times. "i can't believe i'm here, home, showing my own movie." 20-minute movie tells tale new york preacher phillip wagner, who loses faith after death seven-year-old son. wagner pulls away everyone loves until finds sign god reunification 6a teary-eyed roth says goodbye students departure triggers principal switch-up o ans ; f" 3 co ie s 81. jl. tj os 70 w xl j. fall, beth schwartz harris rhonda neuhoff move powers paula 35 education. return school next their principals gone. nine bit few tears thinking she'll leave behind. seeing those excited made some memories, said. someone got good bus report card, it was light mine," "it's really bright, shiny faces i'll miss." worked special education kindergartners graders sandusky years. before being hired 2002, had also served assistant elyria. leadership switch: take roth's place powers, while nord middle has been promoted 5b contact usi phone: (440) 988-2801 e-mail: news9theoberlinnews.com mail: oh 44001 subscriptions: $34 per year delivered lorain county, $44 outside county. senior (60) rates $29 in-county $39 out-of -county. counter sales: drug mart, iga, dairy party shop, piggy's main street, convenient, convenient express, rite aid, giant eagle, get-go