Elyria board cancels EHS meeting over tax ballot
The Elyria school board canceled a special meeting planned to discuss Elyria High School options after City Council committee backed placing a 0.75 percent in year income tax for a new high school on the November ballot. Brinda praised the council action and noted the Aug 21 filing deadline to place the issue on the ballot.
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Lorain to start spraying for mosquitoes near Elmwood Reserve
Lorain plans spraying next week around the Elmwood Wetland Reserve after a mosquito pool tested positive for West Nile virus. Health Commissioner Terry Tomaczewski announced the move at a City Council session attracting about 60 residents.
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First two Ohio horses of season have West Nile
Ohio officials confirmed two West Nile virus infections in horses from Brown and Stark counties. Both animals were not fully vaccinated and were euthanized as their health worsened. Authorities urged owners to remove standing water, cover stalls, keep lights off, and use fans to deter mosquitoes.
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Lawyer files third suit against Warren police
Attorney Richard Olivito represents five Warren residents alleging excessive force by police during a party on Aug 11 2001. The suit names the city Chief John Mandopoulos Officers Jeff Miller Emmanuel Nites and others. The FBI is reviewing the earlier arrest and subsequent lawsuits contesting police conduct.
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Firelands to try again with levy
Firelands school board votes to place a five year 5.9 mill levy on the fall ballot seeking about 13 million dollars annually for general operating expenses. The district aims to renew the current levy and add millage to improve financial health amid previously low May turnout.
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Cleveland to Canada car ferry study underway
The Cleveland Cuyahoga County Port Authority will pay TranSystems up to 400000 to study a Lake Erie ferry from downtown Cleveland to Port Stanley Ontario. The project aims to gauge demand and costs, with results due in February and potential steps including route selection and terminal building.
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Azerbaijani Leader Geidar Aliev Improves in Cleveland Clinic
Azerbaijani President Geidar Aliev, 80, hospitalized for heart and kidney issues at the Cleveland Clinic after leaving a Turkish hospital. Officials say his condition is improving and he will soon return, while critics question the timing amid rumors of transfers of power to his son. The clinic reported he is resting comfortably in the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine as of Monday.
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