Donald R Joy life remembered in Ohio service and family
Donald Ralph Joy known as Don, born July 5 1927 in South Connellsville PA, lived in Amherst OH. Army MP 1945 46 in Los Alamos NM earned WW2 Victory Medal. Pipefitter foreman US Steel Mill retired 1983 after 36 years. Survived by sons Don and Ray, grandchildren, great grandchildren. wife Esther predeceased. Visitation December 20 2024 at Reidy Scanlan Giovannazzo Lorain. funeral December 21 2024. burial Calvary Cemetery Lorain. Memorials to Salvation Army.
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Donald Ralph Joy
Don
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Donald
Amherst
Ohio
United States Army
Los Alamos
New Mexico
US Steel Mill
Esther
Jean
Lorain
Ray
Pat
Vermilion
Michael
Christopher
April
Selina
Carly
Amanda
Ryan
Herbert
Lydia Joy
Helen
Mabel
Opal
Raymond
Reidy-Scanlan-Giovannazzo
Broadway
Chuck Behrens
Calvary Cemetery
The
Salvation Army
Richards’ trial focus on questionable LifeCare expenses
Forensic accountant Greg Blate testified about Richards expenses including meals billed to LifeCare. Richards admits some personal charges but denies criminal intent, while defense and prosecutors clash over documentation and accuracy. De La Porte testified none of the meals dated matched his records.
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English
Greg Blate
Blate
Richards
Ards
Blaze
Elyria
Pete
Pete de la Porte
de la Porte
LifeCare
Lorain County
Lorain
Lorain NAACP installs leadership in 2024 year end
The Lorain NAACP swore in new officers with Earl Head as President and Jessie Tower as Vice President along with Jenna Smith as Secretary and Earl Harris as Treasurer. Executive committee members include Rev. Peter Tower Albert Williams Sylvia DuVall Michael Williams Sr Kenneth Dawson and E Jean Wrice. The group’s year end meeting at Harrison Cultural Community Center highlighted 2024 MLK Day programs and a Bless the Block event with plans to energize 2025 activity and younger members. Eva Johnson now manages Harrison Center programs including a Kwanzaa Paint Party on December 28. Reservations are due by Monday. call (440) 244 0359 for details.
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Lorain
Lorain Naacp
Earl Head
Jessie Tower
Jenna Smith
Earl Harris
Peter Tower
Albert Williams
Sylvia DuVall
Michael Wil
Liams Sr
Kenneth Dawson
E. Jean Wrice
Harrison Cultural Community Center
Head
Lynn Wrice
Church of the Redeemer
Wesley United Methodist Church
Eva Johnson
Lorain Schools
Harrison
Johnson
Oberlin judge candidate Simonoff files to run
A pair of suspects linked to a burglary were remanded after officers traced a gun a backpack and clothing to them. One teen was placed in a county juvenile detention home, the other in Lorain County Jail on charges of aggravated burglary tampering with evidence and felonious assault. Carter-Woods faces a $250,000 bond after arraignment. Attorney Zack Simonoff, a former prosecutor, announced his bid for Oberlin Municipal Court judge on Wednesday to replace retiring Judge Thomas Januzzi. Simonoff touts commitment to fair treatment of underrepresented individuals and civil and housing law experience. He graduated from Cleveland State University School of Law in 1998 and operates a private practice and small firm.
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Carter-Woods
Lorain County
Zack Simonoff
Oberlin Municipal Court
Oberlin
Simonoff
Farah Emeka
Thomas Januzzi
Cleveland State University School of Law
Lorain
James Walther
City mulls removing special assessment if land donated to church
During a Building and Lands Committee meeting the council weighed waiving a 29 904 demolition charge on 415 W 15th St if owner Scott Wyer donates the site to the nearby church for a parking lot. Delinquent taxes mount at 64 330 with a 3 960 assessed value. critics warn taxpayers would bear costs. No action taken.
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W. 15Th St
Lorain County
Jack Bradley
Springowski
Scott Wyer
Lorain
Cial
Pulaski Park
Carrion
Kempton
Bradley
Council
Magyar district outlines four bond options for Avon Lake plans
Magyar presented four main options for Avon Lake school funding. Three propose construction bonds of 87, 109, and 141 million dollars with separate operating levies of 3, 2.5, and 2 million per year, plus building closures in some plans. A fourth option would fund only operating costs, with 8 or 5 million yearly levies and a 60 million repair bond. The district notes no restored cuts and seeks community input via a survey before a January 6 organizational meeting at Avon Lake High School.
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Magyar
Troy Intermediate
Eastview Elementary
Learwood Middle School
Ing
Learwood
Avon Lake
Zoning Overlay Planned for Grafton Downtown
Grafton plans a mixed use overlay district in its downtown to blend commercial and residential space while preserving historic character. Architectural design standards aim for quality construction and better design, with policy tools to protect an area largely outside the National Register.
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Grafton
Paul Tecpanecatl
Kleinfelder
Tecpanecatl
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