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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 2014

Page

11

Oberlin Council rejects wage increase proposal for city workers

Oberlin City Council defeated a proposal to raise the minimum wage for city workers to 10.10 per hour in a 4 to 3 vote. Supporters argued the raise would aid workers and signal momentum. opponents noted community concerns and local impact.

Oberlin Sharon Soucy Kristen Peterson Peterson Soucy Danny Rosenberg Mary van Norwick Ronnie Rimbert

Roof repairs at Elyria High extend two more months

Defective materials and workmanship keep Elyria High roof work ongoing for at least two additional months. Crews focus on wall flashing and masonry sealing after prior contractor change in 2010 led to litigation and disputed payments.

Elyria High Elyria Elyria High School Elyria Schools T&f Systems Inc T&f Systems Amy Higgins Dis Jim Wall West Avenue Wall

City weighs $200K for flooding study plan

NORTH RIDGEVILLE the Utilities Committee recommends over 200000 for two URS Corp studies. One 66500 study will identify sites for steel reinforced concrete retention basins holding 1 million gallons or more of storm water. The second 146900 study targets sewer lines to locate storm water ingress and backups.

North Ridgeville Sanitary Sewer Fund URS Corp Cleveland Scott E. Belz Belz

Board seeks lighter load for Tucker from education panel

Lorain school board urges the state appointed Lorain Academic Distress Commission to spend less time with Superintendent Tom Tucker and staff. They want more emphasis on accomplishments and plan two monthly board meetings and one commission meeting. President Tim Williams said preparation with the commission takes time away from schools.

Lorain Academic Distress Commission Tom Tucker Board of Education Tucker Tim Williams Williams

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