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Boss Experience returns to Elyria for an evening of community (opens the original)
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Local business owners Tryntje Larkins and her son, Jeffrey Seats, are bringing the Boss Experience Pop-Up Shop back to Elyria for a day of shopping and entertainment. The pop-up event will take place from 5 to 9 p.m. Oct. 23 at the South Recreation Center, 101 S. Park Drive. It serves as a collaboration between Larkins’ business, Beautiful Bosses Cleaning Services, and Seats’ culinary and events service, Seats & Co. This upcoming event will be the third time the two businesses have hosted the po
Amherst, Elyria, Lorain see progress on state report cards (opens the original)
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Ohio’s 2025- 2026 school report cards were released on Sept. 15 to share student performance and growth. Administrators in Elyria, Amherst and Lorain highlighted areas of improvement in their districts. Amherst City Schools received an overall rating of four stars, the same score as last year, while Lorain City Schools and Elyria City Schools each received 2.5 stars, an increase from two stars for both districts last year. Administrators in each district said they use the report card to identify
Two missing Elyria children found in Indianapolis (opens the original)
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Two children reported missing from Elyria were safely recovered Sept. 28, in Indianapolis. The children, ages 4 and 1, were reported missing during a Lorain County court hearing on Sept. 16. The older child was reported to be autistic and needing medical attention. Both children were believed to be in danger, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. The U.S. Marshals Service’s SPEAR unit worked with the Elyria Police Department during the investigation. The task force found the children with thei
Election 2026: Amherst School District requests levy on Nov. 3 ballot (opens the original)
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Amherst School District is seeking a 5.97-mill operating levy on the Nov. 3 ballot after making a $13.2 million cut to address the district’s financial challenges. The district originally asked for a 1.5% income tax, but went on to cut the request in half after making the reductions. The School Board also changed the proposal from an income tax to a property tax after two failed attempts at seeking an income tax from voters. Amherst Superintendent Michael Molnar said he understands residents are
The Exhale Studio, movement and wellness studio, opens in Amherst (opens the original)
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A newly opened movement and wellness studio in Amherst is encouraging people to listen to their bodies and redefine what it means to practice yoga. The Exhale Studio opened its doors earlier this month with a focus on what owner Adriana Leone describes as nourishing movement and socialization. The studio was inspired by Leone’s experience of yoga therapy training, which led to her recognizing a gap in the local yoga community. As she completed her training, she began to see the healing potential
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