The 2019 Spring Forecast magazine is out!!

This years magazine features articles that take an in depth look at the High School Softball and Baseball seasons ahead. Indians fans will also enjoy a preview article that looks at this years team and how they are projected to do in the American League Central. Finally, readers will catch up with Lake Erie Crushers great Andrew Davis in an article written by the voice of the Crushers himself, Andy “Bull” Barch.

Along with the great articles found in this years edition of the Spring Forecast, there are also season schedules for the Cleveland Indians and Lake Erie Crushers. If you are wondering when you can hear your favorite team on WEOL this Softball and Baseball season, make sure to check out the Broadcast schedule located on page two.

Either stop by a local business in Lorain County, or check out the electronic version of the 2019 Spring Forecast by clicking on the image of the magazine.

KRISTIN BAUER / CHRONICLE
Amherst’s Kamryn Dziak

On Tuesday night during the Lorain County Girls High School Basketball All-Star Game at the North Ridgeville Academic Center, Amherst’s Kamryn Dziak was named Lorain County’s 2019 Miss Basketball.

During the season, the Amherst standout averaged 16.2 points a game and set a new school record knocking down 74 three pointers.

Next season Dziak will continue her basketball carer playing NCAA Division I Basketball at Georgia State University in Atlanta.

Take a listen to the presentation of the Lorain County 2019 Miss Basketball award below.

http://weol.northcoastnow.com/audio/weol/MissBasketballAward.mp3

On Monday March 18th, State Representative Joseph Miller of (D – Amherst) joined Bruce and Craig on the Morning show to talk about new bipartisan legislation he has introduced regarding House Bill 70.

House Bill 70 allows for the state take over of failing school districts, and currently has taken effect in the Lorain School District.

During his time on the morning Show, Rep. Miller explained how he and Rep. Don Jones (R – Freeport) have introduced a bill that would repeal portions of the current bill.

Under the new legislation, Academic Distress Commissions would be dissolved, restoring local control over public schools, and low performing schools would be empowered to provide coordinated support services like after-school enrichment and social/health services.

Hear more about, Rep. Millers new legislation by listening to his interview on the Morning Show at the link below.