Wolfowitz to stay as World Bank chief amid controversy
World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz said he will continue to lead the bank’s poverty fighting efforts despite calls to resign over his role in securing a large pay raise for a close female associate. The steering committee urged completion of the board’s inquiry.
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Old barn becomes Henry's at the Barn seafood restaurant
Avon entrepreneur Paul Jagielski relocates a 1830s barn from its original site to 36840 Detroit Road in Olde Avon Village to launch Henry's at the Barn. The barn now houses a rustic dining room and loft cocktail lounge offering low country southern dishes, Lake Erie seafood, and a driftwood bar.
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Henry's opens with local ties and Derby plans
Jagielski, formerly food service for the Cleveland Indians, runs Henry's with his wife Tracey and a team of about 30. The Barn venue offers catering and events, including a May Kentucky Derby party, with sous chef Mark Blaszak and operations manager Tyler Smith. Contact Sette Pearce at 329-7148 or bpearce chroniclet.com.
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Henry's at the Barn opens in Avon village venue
Henry's at the Barn restaurant in Olde Avon Village at 36840 Detroit Road Avon offers low country southern cuisine. Hours run 4:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday 4:30 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, closed Monday. Reservations at (440) 934-6636.
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Low lake levels force lighter loads on Great Lakes ships
In Superior Wisconsin and ports along the Great Lakes shipping season begins amid drought. Steady cargo ships lose tonnage as water levels fall causing lighter loads, fewer miles per voyage, and higher costs for iron ore coal and limestone cargoes.
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Ticket tax funds small airports like Put-in-Bay
An Associated Press review shows airline ticket taxes and fees have funneled billions to general aviation airports over the past decade. Put-in-Bay Airport on South Bass Island relies on this funding for runways safety lights and a fence to keep golf carts off the pavement. Critics say travelers pay for airports they do not use while FAA grants target safety and capacity projects. Airport managers argue small airports ease major hubs’ crowds and boost local economies.
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