Elyria Council unanimous on 0.5 percent temporary income tax
The Elyria City Council voted unanimously to place a five year 0.5 percent temporary income tax on the March ballot to cover a projected 2016 deficit of 2 million dollars. Support cites funding for police, parks, roads, fiber optics, downtown improvements and economic development.
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Elyria
Mike Lotko
Lotko
Mark Jessie
Jessie
Law
Scott Serazin
Serazin
Council
Lorain
Remembering Pearl Harbor ceremony honors 1941 attack
Avon Lake marks Pearl Harbor with a 21 gun salute and taps as Learwood Middle School students join Post 211 in a solemn ceremony. A post member recalls the 1941 attack at 12 53 p m EST that killed 2403 and wounded 1178, urging peace and memory. Andrew Gruver, 13, reads a proclamation about the airfield and ships, calling for remembrance and reflection.
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Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Avon Lake
American Legion
Pearl Harbor
Learwood Middle School
United States Pacific Fleet Center
U.S
Philippines
Indo-China
Post 211
Andrew Gruver
Gruver
Grover
Former Lorain County judge Lynett McGough dies at 72
Former Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Lynett McGough died Sunday in Fort Myers Florida at age 72. She retired in 2006 after 18 years on the bench and had a prior legal career including North Ridgeville law director and a private practice. The obituary notes her long service and close ties with former staff.
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Elyria
Lorain County Common Pleas
Lynett McGough
Fort Myers
Fla
Larry McGough
Ohio
Martincin
McGough
Lorain County
Chris McKay
McKay
North Ridgeville
Ronald Ray Post
Lorain Mayor Warns of 2016 Budget Cuts
Lorain mayor Chase Ritenauer warned of layoffs in 2016 with no city department spared. The deficit, about 2.3 million dollars, stems in part from 1 million less income tax revenue from Republic Steel and U S Steel Lorain Tubular Operations, which recently cut hundreds of workers.
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Lorain
Chase Ritenauer
Ritenauer
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
Lorain Tubular
Republic
Ex Ford worker charged over $500000 in parts theft
Avon Lake detectives say Joseph Jankulovich 48 stole thousands of Ford OEM tire sensors and Snap-On tools from the Ford Ohio Assembly Plant over a year starting Oct 2012. A grand jury indicted him on felony theft and receiving stolen property after Ford officials alerted Avon Lake police. The thefts occurred in the Avon Lake portion of the plant spanning Sheffield Lake and Sheffield.
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Elyria
Sheffield
Ford Ohio
Avon Lake
Joseph Jankulovich
Ford
Ber
Tim Schleicher
Sheffield Lake
Schleicher
Ohio Assembly
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