Broad Street building to be razed for top floors removal
Ely Estate and First National Bank of Elyria plan to raze the three story structure at 365 Broad St to remove the top two floors and attic. The project, funded by the bank and set to begin the second week of September, will leave a one story core with new roof work by Stiwald Roofing.
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365 Broad Street
Broad Street
Broad St
Ely Estate
First National Bank of
Elyria
Bank
William Cromling
Cromiing
Stiwald Roofing and Sheet Metal Works Co. of
Lorain
Judges in Reno Jail Hoax Learn Sobering Lesson
A group of five judges from Minnesota Florida Wisconsin Michigan and the District of Columbia were briefly jailed as a staged experience by the National College of the State Judiciary. They entered a Reno city jail cell for about 30 minutes as part of a seminar to understand prison conditions and procedures.
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RENO
Nev
Hare
District Court
Harald W. Schultz
St. Paul
Minn
Schultz
National College of the State Judiciary
Lorain Man Fined For Growing Marijuana Plants
A 42 year old Lorain man James Montgomery of 3526 Omaha Ave pleaded no contest to possession of marijuana and was found guilty by Acting Lorain Municipal Court Judge Robert Ewers. He received a 60 day suspended jail sentence and a 250 dollar fine plus costs after police found 36 marijuana plants stacked in five boxes in his back yard. Police learned of the plants from a tip as raids that netted nine arrests occurred in Cleveland Heights and Cleveland.
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Lorain
James Montgomery
Omaha Ave
Robert Ewers
Montgomery
Whitey Hawkins famed Elyria restaurateur dies at 79
Matteen W. Hawkins known as Whitey, longtime owner of Elyria eateries including Alley Inn, died after a brief illness from a heart attack at 79. He and wife Helen were well known downtown. The writer pays tribute and recalls his prime rib, decades of local dining, and community ties.
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Matteen W. Hawkins
East Ave
Matteen
Whitey
Elyria
Helen
Alley Inn
Middle Avenue
5Th Street
Broad Street
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Hess and Hess Pharmacy
Cleveland Street
Abbe Road
Whitey Hawkins
Reichlin questions landfill ordinance in Elyria
Elyria mayor delays signing emergency ordinance authorizing Rudolph Trucking to dig at Garden Street landfill for up to eight weeks and 8000 dollars, citing lack of contact with the firm and trust concerns. Council also approved HUD loan and grant for Malcolm Manor urban renewal and an open forum on state aid to non public schools at St Mary School cafeteria.
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Elyria City
Leonard P. Reichlin
Rudolph Trucking
Elyria
PVE
Reichlin
Rudolph Trucking Co
Garden Street
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Malcolm Manor
HUD
Norm Failing
St. Mary School
Middle Ave
St. Mary Church
Patrick F. O'Shaughnessy
Frank Dobos
Lorain County
Avon school levy cut to 2.5 mills for ballot
Avon Board of Education votes to renew 2.5 of the existing 2.8 mill operating levy on November 2. Supt. Barnhart says the cut can reach 0.5 mill without harming instruction. Board member Wager opposes reducing below 2.8 mills. At 2.5 mills, about 60 000 dollars would be raised. a 0.3 mill cut saves Avon homeowners about 7.98 dollars on a 20 000 dollar home. Avon Local District currently pays 26.6 mills in operating levies.
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Avon
Board of Education
Robert R. Barnhart
Corinne Peak
Barnhart
Ray Wager
Wager
Chronicle-Telegram
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