Lorain Council cuts LeSuer to part time director post
Lorain City Council voted to make the civil service director position part time, ending Ted LeSuer’s full-time tenure. The move comes amid residency debates and budget limits, with a part-time slot set at about 16 hours weekly and $16.01 an hour, based on LeSuer’s former $34,000 salary. LeSuer may apply for the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ted LeSuer
Civil Service
Mary Jo Cook
R- 7
LeSuer
Law
LeSner
Butler
North Olmsted High named Top 100 school finalist
Principal Dianna Lindsay leads North Olmsted High School as a finalist for the U.S. Department of Education Top 100 schools nationwide. Students including Kellie Marks share pride in the achievement highlighted by a C T photo by Cindy Leise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianna Lindsay
Kellie Marks
North Olmsted High School
U.S. Department of Education
C-T
Cindy Leise
Bonded guard for new homes passes despite deterred insurers
North Ridgeville City Council approved a five year maintenance bond requirement for developers in new subdivisions by a 5 0 1 vote. Councilman William Pais abstained and Louis Kordish was absent. Insurers warned the long bond period will be hard to obtain. Mayor Floyd Peace pushed the measure to protect homeowners from shoddy streets and drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
William Pais
Louis Kordish
Richard M. Wisnoskey
Brooks and Stafford Co
Cleveland
Peace
Wisnoskey
Warm April Day Mirrors 1985 Record Talk
A North Ridgeville weather observer notes a Monday high near 80 degrees with flowering trees and lawnmowers in use. The 85 degree April 20 record from 1985 stands as a past peak, with six straight days from April 18 to 23 that year. The forecast calls for around 80 today and possible rain soon, followed by a cooler 60 degree high by Wednesday at Cleveland Hopkins Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
National Weather Service
Cleveland Hopkins
Walkway plan to Westchester advances in Amherst
Amherst City Council committees moved toward a pedestrian path linking Westchester Estates with Shupe School area. Proposals include routes through undeveloped land to Forest Hills Drive and to Shupe School tennis courts, contingent on land acquisition and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Amherst
Amherst — City
Westchester Estates
Shupe School
City Council
Forest Hills
Middle Ridge Road
Bill Vander Wyden
Westchester Drive
Forest Hills Drive
J. Royal Keller
Forest Hill Dr
Forest Hill
Elyria to Resurface Eighteen City Streets This Year
City Council approves asphalt resurfacing for at least 18 streets at a cost near 400000 with a utilities committee prioritized list. Additional 90000 in concrete repairs planned on streets not yet designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lorain Council
Civil Service Commission
Finance and Claims Committee
Johnnie Butler
Commission
Sim
Council
N.R
Flyod Peace
Keller
Richard Harmych
John Jaworski
Vander Wyden
Jim Gammons
Lorain County
Lamar L. Jackson
13Th St
Corey C. Williams
South Maple St
Jackson
Wiliams
Elyria High School
West Avenue
Midview
Belden
Harvey Davis
Air Force J.R.C.T.C
Midview High School
NASA
Joe Nervi
Susan Cross
Canterbury Road
Renevelt
Marseies
Councyman
Howard Coleman
Garford Street
Astern Heights
Broad Street
Ohio Street
Brandston Avenue
Clark Street
Prospect Street
Winckles Street
Clark
Taylor Streets
East River
East Broad Street
Lake Avenue
Foster Avenue
Oak Street
Cornell
Columbia
Yale
Garford
Denison
Vassar
Columbus Street
Washington Avenue
Glenwood Street
Lucake Drive
Ganwood Street
Elywood Drive
Ford Road
Corporation
Thth Street
Middle Avenue
Faxon Place
Riverside Drive
4Th
10Th Streets
Rockfern Avenue
Infirmary Road
16Th Street
Murray Ridge
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!