One plan two falls a river of divide in Elyria
Craig Limpach a landscape architect with Genius Loci Inc promotes the Two Falls Project for Elyria presenting his vision in about 54 talks over the past year. He criticizes Mayor Holly Brinda for not supporting or advancing the plan despite mostly favorable reactions from residents.
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Elyria
Craig Limpach
Limpach
Holly Brinda
Courtland Street
Friends of
Cascade Park Group
Genius Loci Inc
Two Falls
City planning voice stresses use of existing processes for redevelopment
Former Mayor Bill Grace, Brinda's primary challenger, and Limpach say they back using current redevelopment procedures. They affirm the area is a special city space requiring substantial attention and favor more community facilities in the mix.
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Limpach
Bill Grace
Brinda
Lorain mayor pitches sites for Bendix move to Lorain
Lorain Mayor Chase Ritenauer outlined three possible Lorain sites to Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems as relocation options for its Elyria headquarters, sending the proposal on March 23. The move would involve sharing revenue if Bendix chose Lorain.
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Elyria
Bendix
City
Brad Dicken
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Chase Ritenauer
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems
Ritenauer
Com
Bendix spokeswoman says company evaluating opportunities
Barbara Gould stated that Bendix has not yet decided and is evaluating a number of opportunities. The remark implies ongoing review of potential deals or ventures.
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Barbara Gould
Bendix
Lorain suspends garage superintendent in probe action
Lorain officials placed the city garage superintendent on leave in March amid an investigation into allegations of procurement discrepancies and on the job conduct. Bob Evans was put on paid administrative leave March 30 after a letter from Safety Service Director Robert Fowler confirming the inquiry.
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Lorain
Bob Evans
Evans
Safety Service
Robert Fowler
Fowler
Judge rejects Oberlin firearms suit over park ordinance
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Raymond Ewers ruled Oberlin’s revised park gun ordinance valid as it complements state law. The decision keeps in place a rule restricting carrying guns in city parks for those not allowed to possess firearms. The Kuzawas and Ohioans for Concealed Carry challenged the rule as conflicting with uniform state regulation.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Lorain County Common Pleas
Raymond Ewers
Ewers
Kuzawa
Oberlin Law
Jon Clark
Kazawas
Clark
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