CIA chief in Europe for hostage deal talks amid Gaza war
CIA Director William Burns met in Warsaw with Mossad chief and Qatar’s prime minister signaling serious hostage talks. U S defense chief Lloyd Austin noted Israel sets the pace and Washington seeks restraint on major offensives. Evacuations continue as casualties mount and aid access remains blocked.
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Ross seeks zoning change for Ross landfill in Eaton Township
Ross, operating in Eaton Township since the 1940s, seeks to reclassify a parcel from light to heavy industrial to build a monoFill landfill for ash from its incinerator. The Board of Trustees approved the modification 2-1 amid hearings. Opponents warn of pollution and health risks citing hazardous waste concerns and an EPA liner doubt. Stop Toxic Spread appeals to ERAC to block final permits citing health and safety issues and knowledge gaps by state planners.
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Weber to retire as Wellington superintendent at end of 2023-24
Weber, after 36 years in urban, suburban and rural education, will retire at the end of the 2023-2024 school year to focus on parent care. A new superintendent is expected by August with interviews of three search firms in January and a six month candidate search. If not hired, Weber may stay on temporarily.
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Contact Lauren Hoffman for Information
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MARCS radios clash stalls $13.9M Lorain County contract
County officials seek to move to the MARCS system while Elyria and Avon-licensed channels face licensing and ownership disputes. Friction escalates after a court restraining order blocks the $13.9 million MARCS contract, prompting meetings and calls for unity among city, county, and fire and police chiefs.
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MEMS program at LCCC trains for domestic microchip rise
At Lorain County Community College the MEMS program started in 2013 under Johnny Vanderford guiding. It offers associate and bachelor degrees with hands on clean room work and industry partnerships over 80 strong to tailor curriculum. Students like Emily Williams and Nadia Orlov fuse science with art while creating EMF detectors and other devices.
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