Lorain council delays vote on incentives for Broadway Building
Lorain Ohio council will not vote Monday on a letter backing incentives for the Broadway Building redevelopment into senior living apartments. Mayor Ritenauer proposed a resolution to back tax abatements a TIF and PACE financing to replace city funding for the $10 million project.
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Wellington considers final reading on medical marijuana ban
Wellington council to vote on a final reading that would ban growing cultivating and selling medical marijuana. During public comment residents and a medical marijuana advocate discuss timing and zoning rules while environmental consultant John Pardee cites his son Jason Pardee’s car crash and recovery as context for reform.
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Browns grant funds upgrade for Columbia Middle cafeteria
Columbia Middle School in Columbia Station receives a 10,000 Fuel Up to Play 60 Hometown Grant from the Cleveland Browns and the American Dairy Association Mideast. The money pays for a new enclosed stainless steel serving line with milk coolers and upgraded hot food heating units to serve about 550 students in grades kindergarten through eight.
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Graig Bansek
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Shooting on Hayes Avenue Targets Neighboring House
Elyria police investigate four gunshots fired during an argument on Hayes Avenue. A man fired from his truck after a coffee mug incident, mentioning death by action of a cop. A hole in a nearby house is being evaluated for bullet impact. Contact Jodi Weinberger.
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Oberlin student due in court for Gibson's Bakery shoplifting
Oberlin College student Jonathan Aladin, 19, is due in Oberlin Municipal Court at 3 p.m. December 14 for a preliminary hearing on charges of robbery and inflicting harm after allegedly stealing two bottles of wine from Gibson's Bakery on November 9 and punching an employee. The college says it has not purchased items from Gibson's since November 10.
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Vermilion Man Tim Aten Wins Again on Jeopardy
Vermilion resident Tim Aten, 34, repeated success on Jeopardy! by correctly answering the final clue. He added 12,800 to his prior 35,000 one day total and will return tonight at 7:30 on WOIO Channel 19 seeking a three day win.
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