Community panel discusses North Ridgeville bond issue plans
North Ridgeville officials host a panel at Middle School to explain a proposed 1.5 million bond issue. School board members Ray Grega and Russ Baker present in support while Michael Radd of Lorain County Title Company discusses millage. City residents urged to attend and discuss to reach informed decisions.
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Ray Grega
Russ Baker
Michael Radd
Lorain County Title Company
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Dee EE Meall
Open classrooms eyed in North Ridgeville school plan
North Ridgeville board of education advances a 35,000 square foot elementary to feature movable walls allowing conventional or open classroom layouts. The project hinges on a $1.5 million bond issue on the May primary ballot near Jaycox Road.
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Board of Education
Roger T.’Heitler
Jaycox Road
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Patricia Dreger Correspondent in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville reports contact Patricia Dreger, correspondent, at 327-9519 for local news updates and community notices in the North Ridgeville area.
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Patricia Dreger
161 New Dwellings In Plan With Permits Issued
A report notes 161 new dwellings in process with total hiring and permits for a pool and commercial building. It records eight fences two fair conditions, and two air conditioners. Building permits and partial sewer taps are mentioned along with 33 comments and 21 verbal complaints and two junk car inspections.
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Fire department handles seven calls in March at North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville fire department responded to seven March calls led by Fire Chief Robert H. Dreger. Three were in dwellings, one vehicle, one grass or brush fire and two miscellaneous. Part timers logged 38 hours and 2,797 man hours were recorded overall with 19 people transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital by emergency ambulance.
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Probation Granted Under Shock Law for Two Inmates
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus ordered two prisoners released under shock probation terms. Bruce A. Davis, 24, of 172 Clinton Ave., to be released from Mansfield Reformatory after an indeterminate sentence of one to 25 years for the 341 robbery at Standard Old Station on Griswold Road. Hector Perez, 25, of 1782 EB aerd St. Lordin, to be released from the Ohio Penitentiary after a one to 10 year sentence for possession of marijuana following a guilty plea August 19.
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Paul J. Mikus
Bruce A. Davis
Clinton Ave
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Reformatory
Leland Heath
Griswold Road
Hector Perez
Aerd St. Lordin
Ohio
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Breakfast event at former Bess and Andy’s renamed Chicken Manor
The community breakfast offers free admission for children under six while noting that the event, previously hosted at Bess and Andy’s, now operated by Chicken Manor after a ownership change.
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ACLU Chairman to Speak at Oberlin College Meeting
ACLU chairman will address Wilder Lounge at Oberlin College for the annual meeting He will present the annual report nominations for the executive committee and a report by Benson Wolman executive director of the state SCL
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Power outage halts Elyria exchanges at Abbe Road
A brief power failure at the Abbe Road substation disrupted service to the 365 and 466 Elyria exchanges this morning. Richard Young of Elyria Telephone Co. said crews were installing equipment when the outage occurred. Service was restored about 40 minutes later.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Weather Summary For Several Cities With Snow Flurries
National weather briefing notes variable cloudiness and colder conditions across the country with occasional light snow. Forecasts show highs in the 30s to mid 40s in listed cities and lows in the 20s, with wind and rain or snow possible tonight and tomorrow.
Gale Warning With Strong Winds Aboard
Weather bulletin reports southwest to west winds 15 to 25 knots increasing to west to northwest 20 to 85 knots this afternoon and tonight. Waves rise from 3 to 3 feet today to 4 to 8 feet tonight. Cloudy with occasional snow or flurries.
Ohio Weather Outlook Turns Warmer by Weekend
A local forecast calls for fair and cold conditions on Thursday with a chance of showers. Temperatures rise Friday into the upper 40s to mid 50s before hitting 50s and low 60s by Saturday. Lows start near the 20s on Thursday and rise to the 35 to 40 range by Saturday.
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Heidelberg College stage cast in Day of Absence
Members of the Black Student Union at Heidelberg College performed Day of Absence as a Reader's Theatre production on Thursday. Cast included Fred Jones of Elyria and Stella Ross of Lorain with other theater participants from local colleges.
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Catholic science fair honors five biology chemistry physics exhibits
A Catholic science fair this weekend honors five biology chemistry physics earth space and related exhibits. Ribbons for third and fourth place are noted, with the most outstanding exhibit receiving a cash award and a large trophy. The event observes Catholic Education Month and is sponsored by the Lorain County Regional Office of the Diocesan Board of Education.
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Amherst kindergarten registration dates set for April
Registration for Amherst area kindergartens Towers Shape or Harris is scheduled for April 26 and 27 from 8 30 am to 2 pm at the respective schools. Parents must bring birth certificates immunization records and proofs of measles rubella tetanus diphtheria polio whooping cough and smallpox. All immunizations must be current for September entry. Children who attended kindergarten this year are enrolled in first grade automatically. Those not previously enrolled may enter first grade on or before September 2 if birth certificates and immunization records are provided.
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Elyria Receives First Revenue Sharing Check
Elyria City Auditor Thomas M. Radican announced a first revenue sharing payment of 158,684 dollars for January February and March. A second check expected after July 30 will cover April May and June as part of the Medina fiscal year. The city plans to spend 559,000 from the fund to pay four outstanding items over the five year program, with total expected receipts around 2.5 million.
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Elyria
Thomas M. Radican
Medera
Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt Set for Sunday at Frontier Park
The annual Jaycee Easter Eye Hunt will be held Sunday at Frontier Park on Rt 20 near Mills Creek. Children ages 3 to 12 are invited with prizes for each age group. The event begins at 10 p.m. and is open to the public.
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