GM executives plan Friday talks to save Elyria plant
GM officials will meet Fisher Guide managers and union leaders Friday to hear arguments for keeping the Lowell Street plant open. UAW Local 780 has urged action, and Rep. Don Pease pressed for company representation. GM notes timing and outcome remain uncertain amid closure plans.
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Elyria administrators resign over Halverson style
Three top Elyria school officials quit citing Superintendent William Halverson's different management style as a key problem. Merna Livermore, 51, sought early retirement blaming leadership changes. J Robert Herndon and David Fuller echoed concerns about morale and direction as Halverson reshaped central office duties. The board planned executive sessions to discuss Livermore's irrevocable decision.
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Midview and North Ridgeville teachers push to strike after talks
In Grafton and North Ridgeville a high stakes negotiating push unfolds with a federal mediator. Midview Education Association and district negotiators meet Saturday with a Sunday member vote to strike at 12:01 am Monday. Union leaders cite low base pay and unresolved issues as key drivers. The North Ridgeville board and teachers also plan a Monday mediation while a Sept. 1 strike threat looms if no contract is reached. The district emphasizes finances and retirement benefits, with a 300 dollar raise proposed for first year teachers and continued district health, dental coverage, and retirement fund contributions. The Midview association represents about 156 of roughly 180 staff. The board holds a special session tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Grafton Elementary.
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Oberlin eyed for $30 million retirement complex
An Oberlin site is being explored by an eight member citizen committee for a Kendal Crosslands style retirement village similar to Eliza Jennings in Cleveland. The proposed $36-40 million project would house 350-500 residents with independent apartments cottages and nursing care.
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