Grafton appoints administrator amid mayoral opposition
Grafton moves to appoint LeMoyne Dallas Trenchard as village administrator, despite Mayor Ernest Toghill’s objections. Ford Noble to draft the resolution. Trenchard, 48, would earn 9100 yearly for a 44 hour week, with the post created to take over Board of Public Affairs duties since August 15, 1967.
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Grafton
Ernest Toghill
Ford Noble
LeMoyne Dallas Trenchard
Trenchard
Willow St
Board of Public Affairs
Vermilion Forms Police Juvenile Bureau
City council approved an ordinance establishing a police juvenile bureau to maintain contact with juvenile courts, schools and government entities in an effort to prevent juvenile delinquency in Vermilion. The measure reflects a tighter focus on youth issues and enhanced collaboration with local institutions.
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Vermilion
Juvenile Bureau
Man pleads innocent to 3 charges in Lak eview Park arrest
Kenneth Shenkar 22 of 5536 Beaver Crest Dr was arraigned in Lorain on charges of possession of heroin and possession for sale after police found eight packets. a .38 automatic was seized when a pistol was seen in his waistband at 6 30 p m. A preliminary hearing is set for August 14. he is free on 55000 bond. Police later found 17 packets but only eight tested positive for heroin. Nearby, a five year juvenile officer salary grant from North Star Council of Governments will fund 12000 per year for two years with declines over three more years, city to cover office costs. Also approved: unused sick leave credit up to 120 days for city employees with 10+ years service. variances from Zoning Board must be built within six months and not transferable without written contract.
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Lorain
Kenneth Shenkar
Lakeview Park
Shenkar
Beavercrest Dr
Shen Kar
North Star Council of Governments
Council
Zoning Board of Appeals
Grafton urged to join flood insurance program quickly
Howard Kunik of NOACA urged Grafton village council to enter the national flood insurance program to protect residents. Mayor Toghill named Willow Creek and Novak Road areas as flood prone with an October deadline for resolutions to enable subsidized flood plain insurance, financed through HUD and HUD-connected lenders.
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Grafton
Howard Kunik
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
NOACA
KUNIK
Ernest Toghill
Willow Creek
Novak Road
Toghill
Food Plain
Veteran's Administration
Small Business Administration
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Banks
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
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