Olmsted Falls Schools Seek 100 Million TARP Bailout
Olmsted Falls SD asked Treasury and the Federal Reserve for 100 million in TARP funds to ease rising enrollment and a 2.6 million deficit for 2009 10. Superintendent Todd Hoadley argues for school bailouts similar to autos and cities, aiming for half for capital projects and half for operations.
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Cleveland
Olmsted Falls
Todd Hoadley
U.S
Hoadley
Treasury Department
Treasury
Henry Paulson
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Paulson
Bilt Hoadley
Dennis Kucinich
Sherrod Brown
Miami- Dade
Alberto Carvalho
Miami Herald
Congress
Ment
Vermilion officers fined for October ATV joyride incident
Vermilion police Sgt. Jeff Chandler and Patrolman Greg Stark each received a $100 fine in Municipal Court for prohibited operation of an all terrain vehicle after an Oct. 12 off duty four wheeler ride. They could face further discipline at a pre disciplinary hearing.
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Vermilion
Jeff Chandler
Greg Stark
Vermilion Municipal Court
Bob Kish
Carl Schmidt
Kish
Chandler
Stark
Sailorway Drive
Channel 2
Devon Drive
Cable Channel 2
Obielin artist stages legless Santa in holiday display
Wellington based conceptual artist Keith McGuckin debuts a controversial piece at the Oberlin Public Library titled Tanenbaum showing a legless Santa after a boozy accident with power lines. A crazed tree pushes Santa in a wheelchair as authorities call the death an accident and the tree then robs Santa’s Salvation Army kettle.
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Bruce Bishop
Chronicle
Keith McGuckin
Oberlin Public Library
Oberlin
Santa Claus
McGuckin
Wellington
Santa
St. Nick
Salvation Army
Olmsted Falls Man Killed Crossing Lorain Road
Joseph Amato, 47, an Olmsted Falls resident and Gourmet Family Restaurant employee, was struck and killed by a 1993 Dodge Dakota while crossing Lorain Road late Monday near the Speedway in North Ridgeville. He died of severe head injuries. coworkers remember his 20 years at the restaurant and his friendly help in the dining room.
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North Ridgeville
Ritter expansion starts as annex demolished for library growth
Vermilion Public Library begins demolition of the former Dick Baker Dodge site to make way for a $3.5 million 17000 square foot addition aimed to open by end of 2009. B and B Wrecking and Excavating tears down the east annex after a brief ceremony.
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Vermilion — Ritter Public Library
B&b Wrecking and Excavating
Cleveland
Dick Baker Dodge
Patty Kishman
Library
Kishman
Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Ritter
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