Amherst Officials Approve 1.5 Percent Pay Increases
Amherst City Council approves 1.5 percent raises for mayor, safety service director, council clerk, and other non union city workers to align with recent union contracts. The mayor’s salary rises to 53057 with Costilow set to take office January 1.
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Sheffield Lake Officials Debated Raise for Safety Director
City lawmakers clash over a proposed raise for Safety Director Bring. Mayor Bring’s pay would rise to $3,402 annually, despite charter limits and a claim that the move circumvents the charter. Law Director Graves notes the role oversees police and fire, complicating recruitment.
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Possible pay raises discussed for city employees
Sheffield Lake council weighs keeping pay caps on the mayoral post while considering higher wages to attract talent, including a proposed 8800 annual mayoral salary and a 15000 part time property maintenance officer. The moves follow recent department privatization and workforce reductions in the city.
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Police blotter notes on theft and incidents in town
On Tuesday December 15 police logged a shepherd detained at Washington Elementary. A suspect fled Dollar Tree with stolen food items. Joshua Johnson, 19, faced multiple charges after disturbance on Garden Street. A window theft at Best Western and a trailer theft were reported, plus a vehicle break in on Boston Avenue. David Schneider, 25, Amherst, was arrested for taking a Walking Dead DVD from Best Buy.
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Lottery results and Mega Millions jackpot update
Monday Lucky for Life numbers 1 9 20 22 33 with Ball 3. Tuesday Mega Millions numbers 18 25 47 51 61 with Ball 5. Megaplier 5. Jackpot estimated at 74 million dollars.
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City weighs moratorium impact on nursing home bed project
The city considers extending a moratorium to review master plans while exempting in‑pipeline projects. Developer Marc Strauss warns a pause could cost the county about 1.25 million, as 82 county nursing home bed licenses are poised to be bought by VRC Management.
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Theater owner takes four week star wars run gamble
Costilow agrees to an unprecedented four week screening for the new Star Wars film. He notes he normally limits runs to three weeks and worries about theater capacity and pre sale demand. Fans flock with advance sales topping fifty million nationwide as Amherst adapts to digital projection.
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