Demolitions to resume as Lorain County land bank reaches goal
The Lorain County Land Reutilization Corp. LCLR seeks to demolish up to 120 properties by September 2017 with 135 acquired to date 106 in Lorain and 29 in Elyria. The drive accelerates despite past slowdowns due to changes in funding and strict public nuisance rules. George Schneider named as a landlord linked to many blighted foreclosures.
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Portions of Cascade Park Reopens in Cleaner, Safer State
Lorain County Metro Parks completes a three month takeover of Cascade Park under a 50 year 2014 city agreement. Park Director Jim Ziemnik notes the 19 acres reopen today with restrooms soon to follow after water tests and graffiti removal. The Pink Floyd rock remains undecided as residents weigh whether the park is historic or inappropriate. The park is described as the people’s park, to be decided by the community.
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Urban League returns downtown Elyria office move
Lorain County Urban League returns to downtown Elyria occupying 200 Middle Ave after a stint at First Merit Building near Midway Mall. An open house is set for 5 to 7 p.m. April 30. Frank Whitfield credits former leaders and highlights accessibility and professionalism. Call 440 323 3364 for services.
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Avon Lake deer culling donates venison to food bank
Avon Lake reports 22 deer culled by sharpshooters and volunteers at Weiss Field and the city landfill. About 652 pounds of venison were donated to Second Harvest Food Bank after processing at Steve Polansky Market in Amherst. Mayor Greg Zilka notes increased deer tags from 20 to 30 and calls the two efforts helpful in reducing the population.
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