North Ridgeville Community Notices Highlight Voting and Events
North Ridgeville residents can register at City Hall weekdays from morning until 4 30 p.m. to vote in the November general election, with Oct 8 deadline. Jaycees sponsor a Sunday garage sale in IGA lot to fund projects including Haunted House and CPR, plus a Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy raffle with $100 prize on Sept 1. Pee Wee Football opens season with 11 30 a.m ceremony and 12 30 p.m. exhibition games Jets vs Bears. other matchups listed. Friends of the Library meet monthly at 8 30 p.m. at the branch. Hot Stove Association holds awards picnic at Palmer Field at 12 30 p.m. Sunday. Welcome Wagon sponsors a paper drive Thursday through Tuesday at Meyer Goldberg in North Ridge Plaza.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Jaycees
IGA
Len Kennedy
Mike Kelly
Jaycee
Jerry Lewis
Jaycees
New Jaycee
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville Pee Wee Football League
Jets
Bears
Packers
Vikings
Falcons
Browns
49Ers
Steelers
Redskins
Colts
Hot Stove Association
Palmer Field
Welcome Wagon Club
Meyer Goldberg
North Ridge Plaza
Developers seek zoning meeting for 640 acre Columbia project
The Partnership of George D. Cross and Louis M. Radice requests a pre-application zoning meeting for a 640 acre planned residential development in Columbia Township between Station Road Royalton Road and Akins Road. Trustees set Aug 28 for a public hearing on a home occupation zoning amendment and note upcoming zoning board hearings. Labor Day scheduling changes also announced.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Station Road
West River Road
Royalton Road
Akins Road
George D. Cross
Louis M. Radice
Columbia Zoning Board
Trustees and Zoning Board
Patrick A. Gareau
Zoning Board of Appeals
Town Hall
Wellington bond issue eyed for power system
Wellington Village plans to issue general obligation bonds to finance expansion of its electrical distribution system. The board proposes financing options, with bonds deemed most desirable. No rate or tax increases expected in the first year, and about 300000 in reserve remains unused. Legislation to proceed will be presented at the September 5 meeting delayed by Labor Day.
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Wellington — Village
Board of Public Affairs
Clyde Ray
Creston Livestock Market Report Price Survey
Creston livestock sale saw 375 consignors market 1 162 head with calves selling steady to higher. Hog prices eased slightly with top hogs near 49 70, cattle and feeder cattle mixed with Holstein cows topping at 43 75 and Charolais steers reaching 52 75. Lambs and sheep posted solid gains with good lambs 54 to 57 25 and feeder lambs 53 to 58 50.
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Creston
Ridgeville council stalls I-480 ordinance
NORTH RIDGEVILLE council delayed action on an I-480 drainage ordinance with a first reading and failed to pass it as an emergency. A special meeting was set to reconsider, with council members seeking cost figures before city funds are committed. The plan calls for ODOT to finalize costs and submit them for approval.
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North Ridgeville
Council
Jerry Morris
ODOT
Immunization policy to test Clearview Schools on opening day
Clearview Schools face strict enforcement of state immunization laws expected to affect about 150 high school students and 80 to 90 at Vincent and Darling elementaries who lack proper shots. New absenteeism rules will trigger warnings for nine absences per quarter, with principals deciding justified reasons and parents notified to curb unexcused absences.
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Sheffield Twp
Clearview
Board of Education
Stuart Berger
Vincent and
Darling
Berger
Sharon Stanziano
Vermilion Mayor's Remodeling Bill Defeated Then Approved
Vermilion mayor Jim Odom faces a 472 dollar carpenter bill for a private office partition at city hall. The council split 5 to 2, with two members opposing paying only the carpenter’s bill. The mayor, returning from vacation, did not attend and could not comment.
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Vermilion
Jim Odom
City Hall
City Council
Odom
City Finance
John Maiden
Council
Margaret Shafts
Kenneth Bell
Ward
Hobart Johnson
Joseph Molesky
Johnson
Tom Hare
Sheffield adopts regional school purchasing coop contracts
Sheffield city school board approved joining a regional cooperative purchasing program for 700 dollars for the 1979 fiscal year. The district will participate with 18 others and cover paperwork costs. A speech therapist consultant will coordinate programs for Erie, Huron and Lorain counties, meeting monthly and visiting schools. Michael McCarthy was named assistant middle school principal at 17,000 dollars for two years. A Brookside School roofing contract was let to Monroe Co. of Cleveland for 6,969.12 dollars. High School Driver Training, Inc. will provide student driver training for 1978-79 at 8 dollars per student. A special assessment of 8,859.29 for Forestlawn School drives was approved.
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Sheffield
Lorain County
Michael McCarthy
McCarthy
Kent State University
Mentor
Brookside School
Monroe Co
Cleveland
High School Driver Training, Inc
Forestlawn School
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Friends of the North Ridgeville Branch Library
By Kurt Lo
Ruth Brosche
Wellington
Norma Jones
Creston Livestock
Ridgeville
Gilbert Cornish
Jeffry Armbruster
Carje
Ohio Department of Transportation
Davis Drive
Robert Kleinoeder
Robinson Ditch
Center Ridge
Avon-Belden
McDonald Co
Mills Industrial Parkway
Main
Pleasant Avenues
By Nancy Schwarzwalder
Lorain County Board of Education
Lorain County Cooperative Purchasing Association
City View Center
Clearview High School
City View
Kathy Byland
Sary
Ohio Edison
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