Elyria to Replace Two Bridges Over Black River Next Year
Construction teams will replace bridges at Fourth Street and Fuller Road over the Black River in Elyria next year. The $2.4 million project will be staged to keep at least one bridge open, though motorists in Eastern Heights will face detours. State funds total $19.8 million for multiple projects under Issue 2, with Fuller Road work slated to start in July and Fourth Street later in the year.
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Fuller Road
John Hamilton
Eastern Heights
Lorain
Medina
Huron Coun
New Russia Township
Hamilton
Oak Point Road
Cooper Foster Park Road
U.S. 6
North Ridgeville
Eaton Township
Buccaneers Touch Cleveland Rumor Sparks Move Talk
Widespread reports that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers might relocate to Cleveland and use the Browns nickname and colors for 1996 were downplayed by NFL officials as rumors. Buccaneers and Cleveland officials offered cautious comments amid relocation talks tied to the Browns’ move to Baltimore and a $175 million Cleveland Stadium renovation package.
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Cleveland Browns
Buccaneers
Cleveland
Browns
Art Modell
Baltimore
NFL
Greg Aiello
Bucccaneer
Michael White
Chip Namias
White
New York
Paul Tagliabue
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland Mayor downplays Tampa Bay talks on team move
Mayor Michael White says no discussions or calls with Tampa Bay owner or mayor regarding a team move. He notes one meeting with Art Modell and remains hopeful but cautious about a Browns name or franchise change. Modell also denies talks with Tampa Bay or league officials about renaming or relocating.
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Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Moore cherishes Dawg Pound as team's 12th man on field
Player Steven Moore says he will miss the Dawg Pound fans the most. He describes how their energy at the end of the field gives goose bumps and calls them a real plus to the team. Additional responses appear on page B2.
EMH to Open Family Clinic on Route 301 in LaGrange
EMH Regional Medical Center will open a part-time family practice clinic on State Route 301 in LaGrange next week. Mayor Ken Looy welcomes the move noting the town gains a doctor after years. Two board-certified physicians, Dr Nick Leane with 30 years at EMH and Dr Lou Ann Mitchell new to EMH, will staff about 20 hours weekly, with the clinic opposite the IGA store near Calvin Smiths Union Station project. The development includes 167 homes and 219 condominiums priced above $200,000, signaling population growth driving the expansion.
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Lagrange
Emh Regional Medical Center
Ken Looy
EME
Lois Koehler
Nick Leane
Lou Ann Mitchell
EMH
IGA
Calvin Smith
Union Station
Grace to open mixed-use sandwich shop and service center
Grace outlines plans to develop a block of businesses on Turner Boulevard and West Ridge Road in Elyria including a sandwich shop ice cream stand gas station car wash grocery store and a restaurant as part of a nationwide franchise. He hints at a Blimpie style concept and compares the project to a nearby McDonald’s BP combo on West River Road and Midway Boulevard.
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Elyria
Bill Grace
Turner Boulevard
West Ridge Road
Convenient Food Mart
West Side
Grace
McDonald's
BP Oil
West River Road
Midway Boulevard
Snowstorm to Bring Several Inches This Weekend
The season's first major snowstorm is due in the county tonight and Saturday. Forecasters expect 3 to 5 inches tonight and about 2 more on Saturday morning with winds 10 to 25 mph causing blowing and drifting. Wind chills may drop to minus 10 tonight and minus 15 on Saturday.
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Cleveland
Tom King
Ray Diederich
Weather Service
North Ridgeville
Central Plains
Ohio
Great Lakes
Canada
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