Lorain County Sheriff Cuts 12 Deputies in Budget Move
Sheriff Phil Stammitti announces 12 full time deputy layoffs along with eight part time positions and two typists due to a 1.1 million 2009 budget cut. The measure will reduce road patrol staffing though core duties at the Justice Center must be protected.
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Salvation Army warns of donation decline in holiday kettle drive
Elyria and Lorain Salvation Army units report about 12 000 and 20 000 fewer dollars this season as the down economy hurts giving. Volunteers push for more donations and turkeys for Christmas baskets ahead of December 17 deadline.
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EMH to Expand in North Ridgeville With Medical Complex
EMH Regional Health Care System plans a large development on 23.8 acres near Lorain Road and the Ohio Turnpike with a fitness center emergency care facility and doctors offices. North Ridgeville Mayor David Gillock notes plans resemble EMH Avon complex. Project details to be reviewed by EMH board in coming months.
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Apples may join Shoreway Center after sale
Sheffield Lake considers Apples grocery as a new Shoreway Shopping Center tenant after a 3.5 million sale closes. Mayor John Piskura says talks are limited to this store and City already holds 20 percent ownership from the Ratner donation. Renovation plans follow Giant Eagle’s closure, with Family Dollar, Dollar General and Rite Aid remaining.
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Elyria considers new city information technology department
Elyria City Council Finance Committee votes 3 to 2 to send a proposed seven position IT department to a third reading. The plan covers 23 servers 256 PCs 30 laptops 90 printers and 15 software apps across 16 networks for 400 city workers. Pay raises for three current IT staff draw opposition from two council members.
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Vic Stewart
Tom Calla
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