Elyria Council Delays Vote on Health District Merger
Lorain County Health Commissioner says politics and health mix poorly as Elyria City Council debates merging the Elyria City Health District with the county agency. A move to place the issue on the Council agenda passes with six of eleven voting against advancing the merger discussion to a full meeting. The special session is set for Monday at 7 p.m. to continue the debate.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Dave Covell
Covell
Larry Tanner
1St Ward
Council
Tanner
Marcus Madison
Brenda Davis
Mark Craig
Mark Jessie
Demolition Begins on Broad Street for New McDonald’s
Demolition on Broad Street starts Monday to clear buildings for a new McDonald’s at Broad and West. Ws to demolish structures indicate progress toward the restaurant’s construction.
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Broad Street
McDonald's
Broad and
Lorain seeks on land dredged sediment disposal
Lorain City Council votes to urge the Army Corps of Engineers to dispose dredged sediment on land rather than in Lake Erie. The plan runs July 1 to April 15, 2017 and would remove 225000 cubic yards to allow deep draft vessels into Lorain Harbor.
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Lorain
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Black River
Lake Erie
USACE
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
Chase Ritenauer
Ohio Epa
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Lorain City
Slow meters cost rural water agency hundreds of thousands
The Rural Lorain County Water Authority reports about 380000 in losses over three years due to slow water meters failing to read low flow usage. The meters from Sensus and installed by Johnson Controls are under review for 20 000 customers in 2011 2012 with a warranty covering the nearly 8.8 million contract, officials say.
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Mahoney
Sensus Meters
Johnson Controls Inc
Rural Water
Rundle
Johnson Controls
Trail Magic film about Emma Gatewood debuts in Elyria
A documentary titled Trail Magic The Grandma Gatewood Story screens at 6 p.m. Saturday at First Congregational United Church of Christ in Elyria. Admission is five dollars. The Ohio native Emma Gatewood became the first woman to solo hike the 2050 mile Appalachian Trail in 1955 at age 67. Foster Brown will perform music, followed by a discussion with writer Kelly Boyer Sagert and producer Bette Lou Higgins. For more information call (440) 323 5454.
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Grandma Gatewood
Elyria
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Second St
Emma Gatewood
Ohio
Foster Brown
Kelly Boyer Sagert
Bette Lou Higgins
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