Parking Lot Standoff Remains for Lorain Schools
In Lorain a city school parking dispute remains unresolved over a Sixth Street lot near Lorain High. City officials and the Board of Education have not agreed on a compromise as zoning and use questions hinge on whether school property falls under city control.
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Lorain
Adrian Bedeski
Earl Frank
Board of Education
City Planning Commission
Lawrence Kachure
Lorain High School
Friendly Suit Commission
Earl Tatum
W. A. Robinson
Robinson
Berlin Troop Receives Scout Charter in Berlin Heights
Berlin Heights adds Troop 261 after American Legion presentation by Arthur Buchwald. Walter Knott and Tom Demuth accept with Demuth as scoutmaster. Formed Feb 8 by the Legion, the unit begins with 11 members meeting Friday nights at the scout center, joining existing Troop 236, a cub pack and a sea scout group.
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Berlin Heights
Arthur Buchwald
American Legion
Buchwald
Walter Knott
the Legion
Tom Demuth
Legion
American Legion Scout Committee
Thurman Wright
Institutional
Lyle Shoop
Commission Opposes Rezoning Near Sheffield Two
Lorain city Planning Commission opposed the proposal to rezone land in Sheffield Two from residential to commercial use due to the inside city area being residential and the city’s opposition.
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Lorain
City Planning Commission
Sheffield
Developer Near Miss in Lorain Rezoning Dispute
Lorain developers bid for settlement in a zoning dispute over an office building on Oberlin Avenue and West 40th Street failed by one vote. Two board members wanted more study, two voted for settlement, one was absent, leaving the outcome hanging before a March 27 pleas court.
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Tom Brundrett
Lorain
H. H. Carr
City Zoning Appeals Board
Carr
Schare
Lorain County Commons
Pleas Court
Appeals Board
Earl Tatum
Oberlins
Emil Kuciek
West 40Th St
Adrian
Bedeski
Bet H. G. Ryan
Tower
Friedman
Aturney Mitch
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
James Romoser
Lawrence Ka
Wakeman Council Considers Sewer System Plan
Wakeman officials reviewed a three phase sewer improvement plan proposed by Ward E Conrad. The state objects to discharging sewage into the Vermilion River near the Wakeman School and demands immediate action. A conditional permit expires Sunday. Plans range from interceptor sewer at 23000 dollars to full system at 160000 dollars with possible federal aid. May will feature a village cleanup drive with Kiwanis Club prizes for residents and businesses.
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Ward E. Conrad
I Wakeman
Conrad
Council
The
Planning Commission
Kiwanis Club
Conrad ‘Ould
Stormns
Planners Probe Trailer Court Growth in Lorain
The Lorain Planning Commission opened a probe into growth at two trailer parks. Zahorie claims expansion at the south Broadway park violated permits, while Bohac’s Trailer Court request for 60 additional lots was denied. State health board revamps to improve sanitation were cited. The city kept bans on new trailer growth.
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Lorain
Old City
South Broadway
Joseph Zahorie
Bohac
City Planning Commission
Zahorie
Black River Township
Jay Boey
Ohio Health Board
Boev
City Health Board
City Zoning Appeals Board
Cin Council
Oak Point Rd
Lorain mulls land use for private recreation center
Lorain and Amherst explore possible legal uses for a proposed private club style recreational center in a residential Nalbe Jaeger Rd area. City Solicitor Bedeski weighs legality as Lorain Planning Commission studies the plan. Developers list a pool dining area picnic grounds sports facilities and a patio with annual dues around 100 to 300.
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Jana
Lorain
Amherst
Adrian Bedeski
City Planning Commission
Nalbe- Jaeger Rd
Chronicle-Telegram 13 Elyria Apr 11 1361 item
The short readable fragment from the Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio dated Tuesday April 11 1361 presents a dated news item. It references local happenings and public notices from that era, with names and places typical of a 14th century newspaper card. The record captures a compact glimpse of the period’s city life.
Reservoir Full Gladdens Youngstown Area Communities
Reservoir that feeds Youngstown, Niles, and nearby towns was reported full today for the first time in almost a year, according to officials from the water authority. The milestone ends a prolonged drought strain and ensures steady supply for households and industry.
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Youngstown
UPI
Niles
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