The Wellington Enterprise

FirstEnergy reports 450K outages in Irene's wake

AKRON, Ohio (AP) — A power com­pany based in Ohio says work is expected to con­tinue through­out the week to restore ser­vice to cus­tomers in the North­east affected by Trop­i­cal Storm Irene.   Akron-based FirstEn­ergy Corp. said Mon­day that power was still out for 450,000 cus­tomers in New Jer­sey, Penn­syl­va­nia and Mary­land. That's down from more […]

Missing Ohio kayaker found dead on Lake Erie shore

EUCLID, Ohio (AP) — Author­i­ties have located the body of a Lake Erie kayaker who went miss­ing over the week­end in sub­ur­ban Cleve­land.   A Coast Guard pub­lic affairs offi­cer says a per­son on a morn­ing walk found the body of the 43-year-old Euclid man on shore early Mon­day. He was not wear­ing a life […]

Irene spares big cities, but Vt. sees huge floods

MONT­PE­LIER, Vt. (AP) — The storm that had been Hur­ri­cane Irene crossed into Canada overnight but wasn't yet through with the U.S., where flood waters threat­ened Ver­mont towns and big city com­muters had to make do with slowly reawak­en­ing tran­sit sys­tems.   The storm left mil­lions with­out power across much of the East­ern Seaboard, killed […]

Stock rise after storm damage is less than feared

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks rose Mon­day after Trop­i­cal Storm Irene wound up being less severe than many ana­lysts antic­i­pated. Euro­pean stocks also jumped after two major Greek banks said they would com­bine to bet­ter weather that country's debt cri­sis.   Irene ripped through the East Coast and caused wide­spread flood­ing Sun­day. Mil­lions were […]

OH public defender: new execution rules a concern

COLUM­BUS, Ohio (AP) — The state's top pub­lic defender says he's con­cerned about new Ohio exe­cu­tion rules that make it more likely the state will soon use an untested backup method.   The pol­icy put in place by the state pris­ons depart­ment allows the state to use intra­mus­cu­lar injec­tion to put inmates to death if […]

Alternative learning room drops suspension rate at McCormick

McCormick Mid­dle School admin­is­tra­tors found a way last year to dras­ti­cally cut out-of-school sus­pen­sions and plan to do the same this year. The alter­na­tive learn­ing class­room is a way to keep stu­dents who are sus­pended in school, accord­ing to prin­ci­pal Tim Simp­son. Simp­son said last year, they had teach­ers mon­i­tor the class­room, and out of school […]

Local resident ready for Singing Showdown

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It’s the Amer­i­can Idol of the Lorain County Fair, with con­tes­tants com­pet­ing for cash prizes. The Singing Show­down is new to the fair this year, and one Welling­ton res­i­dent is hop­ing she can win it all. Jer­rica Frye, 21, sur­vived the first round of com­pe­ti­tion dur­ing the fair’s Red, White and Cruise event, which was held […]

When the fair's over, school rules

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629 N. Main St. Ninth through 12th grades 8 a.m. - 2:50 p.m. Prin­ci­pal: Christo­pher Wert 647-3636   Welling­ton High School is a good school, accord­ing to prin­ci­pal Christo­pher Wert, but they aren’t set­tling for just being good. Wert, in his fourth year at Welling­ton, wants to focus on what the school can improve, to bet­ter the edu­ca­tion of […]

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