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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2019
Page
2
Amherst officials say municipal workers will maintain existing power lines while AMPT lets the city bill for upkeep. Castilow notes a 14 cent monthly cost per 1000 kilowatts with the new feed, and potential growth in commercial interest due to a stable power source. Design could start Sept 1, with operation by 2022 or early 2023.
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UH Elyria completes phase one in an $11 million renovation and expansion of ORs and surgery suites to boost capacity and efficiency. New larger ORs, upgraded electronic systems, and adjacent pre post op and consultation rooms will shorten patient flow and improve staff workflow while operations continue in other phases.
The Prosecutor's Office will reclaim and redistribute backpacks to 1700 Lorain students and supply the Boys & Girls Club for distribution to 6 to 18 year olds. Supplies including wipes and tissue boxes will be handed to the club for teachers. The Back-to-School Bash at 4111 Pearl Ave runs noon to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Windstream engineers work on a solution to switch Columbia Gas to new cables without service loss. The project on Center Ridge Road spans over 2 miles, with 2,000 feet of aerial cables 10,000 feet buried, and about 50 poles. Estimated original cost 55 million, now 1 million over budget. Ohio DOT funds most, city covers 4.7 million plus overruns. Gillock accuses delays while Morris stresses safety and phased work with coordination from city and ODOT.
Richards recalls early encouragement from the Engine Club and Jim's dream to spark a forge culture. The fairgrounds shop, built by members from an old farmhouse moved in 2012, houses two forges and tools donated by the group. With 12 to 15 members, monthly hammer-ins and a September show highlight the club’s focus on history, hands on work, and welcoming newcomers. Members stress budgeting before buying equipment, offer no formal classes, and invite prospective crafters to try metalworking by joining for $10. The club meets February through November with the next meeting on Sept 12 at the Carlisle Visitor Center and the hammer-in Sept 20 at the fairgrounds. Contact Carissa Woytach for details.
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