North Olmsted to regulate teen dance clubs after Krobar cases
North Olmsted Council moves to license and regulate teen dance clubs, limiting entry ages to 18 to 17, banning smoking, and restricting hours after repeated arrests at the Krobar on Lerai Road. Officials seek a hearing with the Division of Liquor Control and require supervising adults on site.
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Clib
Krobar
Bay
Michael Gareau
Trimus LLC
Mark Hammond
Division ‘of Liquor Control
Columbus
Hammond
Dan Ryan
Solon
Lakewood
Thomas O'Grady
Trustees to get bids for hall in Wellington Township
Wellington Township moves toward a new 4300 square foot hall with estimated cost 600000 to 850000. Trustee Bernie Nicode notes bids could start Feb 21 and that about 415000 is available from a inheritance tax fund. The rest will be borrowed, with Arkinetics plans accepted Jan 17.
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Wellington
Wellington Township
Bernie Nicode
Nirode
Arkinetics
Nicode
Ohio Township Association
Clinic promises tighter ethics after outside review
The Associated Pro reports researchers might have conflicts and patient needs, prompting the clinic to tighten ethics policies after an outside consult from Chicago law firm McDermott Will & Emery. A clinic spokeswoman, Eileen Sheil, said changes aim to balance innovation with transparency and include revised conflict-of-interest policies and upgraded computer tracking of doctor research disclosures.
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Beth Rafts
Hiighten
Chicago
McDermott Will & Emery
Eileen Sheil
Sheil
Election board dismisses complaint over anti-port-lobbying allegations
The Ohio Elections Commission voted 6-0 to dismiss a Citizens for Community Values complaint alleging improper threats to target Republican lawmakers over a bill restricting strip clubs. The Buckeye Association of Clio Executives claimed Phil Burress pressured an election via a political action committee. The commission also denied fines against the club owners.
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Columbus
State Election Board
Ohio Elections Commission
Citizens For Community Values
Ohio
Citizens’ Group
Buckeye Association of
Clio
Phil Burress
Citizens For Community Val
Burress
Barrosa
Bay Ieee
Law blocks federally insured doctors from disasters
After Katrina and September 11, 2001, dozens of federally insured medical providers were barred from Gulf Coast relief because their insurance does not apply outside their states. A Fremont Michigan center attempted to send volunteers to Biloxi, Miss., but the process required federal employees on site, and no supervisor could be provided.
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Washington
Gulf Coast
Michigan
U.S
Doe Schwartz
Paul Gillmor
R-Ghio
Gillmor
House Health Subcommittee
Fremont Health
Biloxi
Miss
Health Resources and Services Administration
Fremont Center
Fremont
Mississippi
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Chronicle-Telegram
North Olmsted
Krobar On
Lerai Road
Lee
Ae Idan
Saree
Orth
Ren
Clinic
Furnitur
N. Ridge Rd
East Lorain
Ues
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