Elyria council update turns to comic cue and more
Elyria scenes include architect Ron Cocco joking about Congress during a City Hall project briefing. Other items note Lorain JVS culinary students defending ice carving titles at Wooster and eyeing an Olympic try in Toledo. Also pictured Gore holiday card to Elyria and LaGrange secret Santa gifts.
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Ron Cocco
Elyria
Cocco
Clark and Post Architects Inc
Congress
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Jvsu Culinary Academy
Wooster
Toledo Zoo
Rebecca Davison
Alyssa Rose
Devan Sharoski
JWS
Ed Spicer
Nathan Burel
Tom Nemith
Elyria High grad Andrew Rowe dies in hunting accident
Andrew Rowe 22 a 1997 Elyria High School graduate and Bowling Green State University summa cum laude student died Thursday in a hunting accident near Warsaw Ohio The muzzle loader discharged during deer hunting about 4 p m in Coshocton County He planned to graduate in May and wanted to pursue a career outside police work His father Martin L Rowe recalled his son loved hunting collected guns and interned with the Wood County Prosecutor's office last summer in a project with the Bowling Green Police Department
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Elyria High School
Bowling Green State
University
Warsaw
Ohio
Canton
Cashocton County
Martin L. Rowe
Stammitti sworn in as sheriff in Elyria ceremony
Phil Stammitti was sworn in as Lorain County sheriff at the county administration building replacing Martin Mahony who chose not to seek another term. Local and county officials attended including Mayor Bill Grace, Commissioner Betty Blair, Prosecutor Greg White and Rep. Sherrod Brown with praise for Mahony and warm wishes for Stammitti.
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Elyria
Phil Stammitti
Stammitti
Martin Mahony
Lorain
Gus Nunez
Bill Grace
Lorain County
Betty Blair
Greg White
Sherrod Brown
D-Lorain
Akron
Richard Stammitti
Sissy
Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Lorain Catholic students forced to share razor incident
Two Lorain Catholic High School seniors said a dean offered only one disposable razor, forcing them to share or face detention. After first use, Ian Welch cut himself and bled slightly. a nurse called it unsanitary though disease risk is deemed minimal. The case, dated December 17, involves comments from students and officials who declined to discuss disciplinary details.
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Lorain
Lorain Catholic High School
Jim Lawhead
Paul Petro
Elyria
Lawhead
Ian Welch
Sandy Hine
Lorain County Health Department
Hine
Lorain County
Petro
Christine Paul
Paul
Catholic Diocese of
Cleveland
Petra
Welch
Forest City buys 80 acres for Waterbury subdivision plan
The Forest City Land Group acquires 80 acres on North Ridgeville's west side slated for Kingston Place and prepares a Waterbury like plan using R-1 zoning for 117 single family homes and 63 cluster units on 80 acres with 20 percent open space. Kingston Place developers abandoned their plan after a Nov 7 vote reversed zoning for a 202 acre planned community with 114 single family homes 501 cluster units and seven neighborhood businesses.
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North Ridgeville
Kingston Place
Forest City Land Group
Waterbury
Case
Stoney Ridge
Planning Commission
Forest City
Lorain firms keep up with tax abatements decision
Lorain city officials said six of seven companies receiving tax abatements met or exceeded their performance goals. Johnson Metall Inc. was the only firm to miss targets, reducing its 50 percent abatement by 2 points for each missed job, with eight jobs short in 1998 and 37 short in 1999.
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Kristin Yarbrough
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
CLU and Associates
the Morning Journal
Johnson Metall Inc
Breckenridge Remy Co
Advanced Automotive Systems Inc
USS/Kobe Steel Co
Republic Technologies International
Lorain Tubular
Johnson Metall
Howard Goldberg
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Gore
al Gore
Tipper
Young
Wyatt
George W. Bush
LaGrange
Santa Claus
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Linda Lowery
Jeff Mohrman
Ting
The
Andrew Rowe
Mary Jo
Mahony
Sheriffs Department
Phil
Jeremy Negrey
Chronicle- Telegram
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