Clearview BOE approves MyUniversity program for students
Clearview Schools joins Lorain County districts in the MyUniversity initiative with a Clipper College Campus at Clearview High School. The program offers free courses, aims to accelerate an associate then bachelor’s degree via LCCC University Partnership, potentially by age 20, to boost college access and reduce costs for students.
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LCCC
Roy Church
Clearview
Clipper College
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Midview
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Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
North
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MyUniversity
Church
Lisa Roberson
Steve Manheim
Chron
Makenzie Belt
Sarah Gray
Elyria
Midview High School
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Autism Speaks
JVS
Avon council approves contract with police dispatchers
Avon city council approved a three year collective bargaining agreement with the Fraternal Order of Police Dispatchers Union representing seven full time dispatchers. Dispatchers receive 1.5 percent raises plus a $500 stipend this year and 2 percent raises in years two and three. The council also authorized a 2 percent across the board raise for 38 non bargaining unit administrative staff.
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Avon
Order of Police Dispatchers Union
Bill Logan
Bryan Jensen
Jensen
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Board Approves Plant Upgrade Bid
The Sheffield-Sheffield Lake School District approved a 457,855 dollar bid to upgrade the aging wastewater treatment plant behind the current middle school on Harris Road. District officials note a 1.5 million transfer to the construction fund and a 31 million bond, with EPA finding significant noncompliance. Sanitation lacks storm sewers in Brookside and Sheffield Middle areas, requiring the district to treat wastewater before discharging into French Creek.
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Board of Education
Josh Hill
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Schools
Tim Pelchc
State
Environmental Protection Agency
Harris Road
Brookside School
Sheffield Middle School
Pelcic
French Creek
Visiting judge rebukes Burge bid to act as own attorney
Elyria. Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge faced a rebuke from Visiting Judge Dale Crawford who revoked an order to let him participate as his own attorney in the public corruption case. Judge Crawford noted hybrid representation is generally not allowed and Burge remains represented by Jack Bradley and Michael Stepanik. Bedeski said he approved the order earlier but cannot recall its specifics and found no problem with it.
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Elyria
Dale Crawford
Lorain County
Ohio
Burge
Jack Bradley
Michael Stepanik
Crawford
Bedeski
Betleski
Lake Avenue business Popsway closes again in Elyria
Less than six months after reopening under new management, the Lake Avenue site at 175 Lake Ave known as Popsway has shut its doors. City officials filed a formal objection with the state Division of Liquor Control over the permit, citing concerns about clientele and a public hearing is scheduled later this month. The venue had reopened in August after being Shopway and faced earlier scrutiny over spice sales and food stamp fraud links.
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Elyria
Lake Ave
Popsway
Chris Costantino
State Division of Liquor Control
Scott Serazin
Division of Liquor Control
Lake Avenue
Shopway
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