Asian look see eyed for Fisher Guide site in Elyria
Amherst businessman Neil Yingling says Hyundai Group officials may inspect the empty Fisher Guide plant in Elyria but will not comment on whether Hyundai is the prospective buyer. GM workers at the plant were told to expect Asian visitors as talks continue amid financing obstacles.
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Bowling gets 310 years for 1987 fatal DWI case
Rodney Bowling, 42, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and aggravated vehicular homicide in Lorain County for the 1987 death of Robert Brock after a long history of DWIs. He was sentenced to 310 years in prison, with at least two years before parole eligibility, by Judge Lynett McGough following a two-hour jury verdict.
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Grafton Welcomes New State Prison Complex
State officials opened the 30 million Grafton Correctional Institution with a ribbon ceremony. The 500 bed prison promises 200 local jobs and a 6 million dollar annual payroll for Lorain County, as construction continues on a nearby 750 bed facility.
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Keys eyes veto of free parking for 2 city lots
Elyria mayor Michael Keys signals he will veto a City Council ordinance that would grant free parking in two city owned lots on Washington and Lake Avenues while maintaining a two hour free street parking limit. The measure would raise parking fines and shift all day lot users onto street parking.
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Goodrich to Add $1 Million PVC Line at Avon Lake Plant
Avon Lake Ohio Goodrich plans a one million dollar production line at its Avon Lake facility as early as July to expand polyvinyl chloride uses for bottles and terminal cases. No new workers yet but hires may come after testing proves the line’s value. The upgrade boosts capacity to create novel polymer plastics including a transparent option rivaling glass.
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