North Ridgeville chamber hears list of community needs
The North Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce will review a 21 item list of community needs from a member survey. Proposals include more industry and a new master plan a daily newspaper a new hospital a mini mall and a city library system among others. The group will decide which ideas to pursue at upcoming meetings.
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Ridgeville Chamber
North Ridgeville
Chamber
Roger T. Beitler
Dr. Beitler
Lorain
Planning Commission
Avon Belden Road
Old City Hall
Center Ridge Road
Greta Walters
Hedgerow Park
Shelly Butler
Ronda Flynn
Claudia Ashcraft
Debby
Meehan
Greta Wal
Sharon Gall
Thomas Jefferson
U.S
Voters face emergency tax levy in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville voters will decide an emergency levy in June to raise 690000 yearly for three years to avert school closures. The 4-1 board vote sends the measure to the ballot with notes selling to investors and interest costs around 38,000 annually.
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North Ridgeville
Board of Education
John Tracey
Three One-Act Plays at Elyria High School
Elyria High School drama department presents An Evening of One-Act Plays in EMS auditorium with three works directed by senior students. Mooney's Kid Don't Cry, The Case of the Crushed Petunias and Sorry, Wrong Number will run Thursday and Saturday at 7 15 p m and Sunday at 2 15 p m. Casts include Tim Foreman Betsy Sabga Sarah Tattersall Scott Lawson Jay Hostetler Lisa Miller Ralph Davis Cheryl Waite Karen Menge Patty Boone Bret Miller Allen Shipp Janet Larsen Don Pers Sons. Theater in the round. tickets at door with $1 senior price.
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Elyria High School
Tennessee Williams
Mooney
Petunias
Lucille Fletcher
EMS Auditorium
Kathy Corcoran
Rob Pawlikowski
Shelley Mateer
Lynn Lyndes
EHS
Mary Lou Harris
Karen Sidaway
Denise Smith
Jeff Lee
Rick Lasure
Emily Bowman
Karen McMan
Kathy McKenna
Nancy Cantley
Basil Ayish
Benita Leach
Janet Larsen
Alan Lichtessen
Marcy Gerlach
Tim Foreman
Betsy Sabga
Sarah Tattersall
Scott Lawson
Jay Hostetler
Lisa Miller
Ralph Davis
Cheryl Waite
Karen Menge
Patty Boone
Bret Miller
Allen Shipp
Don Persons
Rezoning Proposal Faces Denial Over Office Plan
Raymond H. Chamberlain seeks to rezone 357 Fourth Street from multifamily to neighborhood business to remodel a home into offices. The Community Development Department recommends denying the plan as spot rezoning that clashes with surrounding residential uses, though some pre 1974 office conversions exist. A code change would be needed to grant the Zoning Board of Appeals authority for conditional uses.
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Fourth Street
Elyria Planning Commission
Raymond H. Chamberlain
Zoning Board of Appeals
Free senior citizens non credit courses at LCCC
Lorain County Community College offers free non credit courses for seniors on a space available basis with five session offerings including antiques auctions bookkeeping and more. Registration is in person at the Admissions Office from 9 am to 4 pm and 5 pm on certain days. fee waivers are first come first served for courses not yet full.
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Lorain County Community College
Bridge Mi
Agudath Bnai Israel
Meister Load
Pole Avenue
Lorain
College Center
North Ridgeville tax breakdown shows 3.7M levy split
Mayor Charles Stuart released figures showing North Ridgeville’s 20 000 residents will pay about 3.7 million in property taxes. The school system gets 63 percent, the city 18 percent, the county 15 percent, and Lorain County Joint Vocational School about 113 thousand with three percent unallocated. The mayor outlined spending, noting 80 percent of city tax funds are tied to levies or state law, including a 25 mill fire levy and a 2 mill street levy. He forecasts 500 thousand more from city income taxes for general costs and building projects. The senior citizens day for tomorrow is canceled and rescheduled to March 16 at 10 am.
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Lorain County
Julian Pryor
North Ridgeville
Charles Stuart
Gas cut to force transfer of students
NORTH RIDGEVILLE 450 Lear North Elementary students will attend classes elsewhere next week after the district exceeded its winter gas allocation. Columbia Gas of Ohio placed Lear on minimum maintenance level. PUCO appeal filed, officials wary of overturn. All buildings heat with oil except high school undergoing oil conversion. water heating disrupted, affecting showers and PE. Estimated mothball cost $3,500. reopening could cost $94,000. prep for possible school shutdown.
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North Ridgeville
Lear North Elementary
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Lear Building
Itas
Harris
Columbia
Roger T. Beitler
Lear
Leslie Harris
Ohio Association of School Business Officials
LCCC Students Work With NASA In Coop Program
Three Lorain County Community College sophomores Gary V. Brown Jonathan D. Shaw and Russell A. Jameyson join NASA Lewis Research Center in Cleveland as cooperative engineering technicians. Brown tests solar cells in energy conversion and environmental systems Shaw aids in high temperature ceramic materials for advanced heat engines and Jameyson works in zero gravity research facility. The piece also lists local club officers and community notices with various contact details.
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Lorain County Community College
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
NASA
Jameyson
Lorain Blocks Grant Plan Extended With Revisions
Lorain keeps the Block Grant Program for another year after a federal programs committee hearing. Three stipulations were added: no new equipment without council approval, a 10 percent cut in administrative costs, and a set aside for tenant relocation if legal. The measure, sponsored by James Kokinda, aims to increase oversight of admin purchases and ensure housing upgrades target owners. Industry and residents have questioned the program, but officials insist investigations found no wrongdoing. Cityview work prioritized, then Central Lorain.
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Federal Programs Committee
Council
City to Meet PUCO Over Gas for Elyria Plants
City Law Director Robert Corts planned talks with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio on natural gas allocation for Elyria sewage and water treatment plants. Elyria seeks moving its plants from commercial to public service status to prevent operation cuts. PUCO said requests are handled individually but both plants will receive necessary gas to maintain operations.
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Robert Corts
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Elyria
PUCC
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