Indian Art Show Highlights Plains Indians at Cleveland Museum
The Cleveland Museum presents a focused exhibit on Plains Indian art showcasing works by Native artists. Visitors explore cultural themes, material traditions, and historical context through paintings, beadwork, and carved pieces from regional groups.
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City project pivots from store to office building
A renovation plan described as shifting a department store look into an office building dramatically alters the project scope. The change signals new design priorities and potential impact on the surrounding area and tenants. The decision underscores a shift in development goals and urban fit.
Cook's ok or not transformation into office tower plan
Elyria officials unveiled a plan to transform the former Cook's department store into a modern office building with a clock tower and separated entrances for agencies, part of consolidating downtown workers in the Elyria Township building. A carpenters union official criticized the project as a poor investment and questioned asbestos removal, while county officials defended the plan noting a renovation estimate of 82.7 million and sturdier brick walls and beams than expected.
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Junk irks Elbert lot neighbors
Elyria residents on Tuscarawas Street complain about junk and debris on a lot owned by Elyria developer Lorne Elbert. The property, leased to 13 companies, sits behind a chain link fence with old cars, rubble and trash visible from the street. Neighbor Dale Kreeger urges cleanup or a taller fence. Elbert declined further comment.
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Second grader struck by car near Lincoln School
A Lincoln School pupil, seven year old Lisa Marie Mercado of 1677 East 32nd Street, was hit by a car driven by Susan Van Winkle, 42, on East 30th Street near Lincoln School at 7:46 a.m. She was in critical condition at MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland.
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Perry says weeks to assess why two U S fighters shot down two helicopters
Defense Secretary William Perry described an ongoing investigation into the northern Iraq incident in which two U S Black Hawk helicopters were mistaken for Iraqi Hind choppers. He indicated procedure changes have been made and said pilots may have overreacted given prior provocations. A two person investigations unit heads to Turkey to stay for weeks.
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Groups eye running Lorain shelters after mismanagement findings
Three funding bodies will pick a new operator for Genesis House and Junction Runaway Shelter in Lorain County after withdrawing support from Center for Children and Youth Services. The Salvation Army Elyria, El Centro, and Neighborhood House are named as potential operators as executive changes unfold and officials meet April 28 to decide who will take over.
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Genesis House
Rosemary Creeden
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Greater Lorain County
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Lorain County Mental Health Board
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