Lorain mayor Koziura seeks second term in bid for re election
Incumbent Democrat Joseph Koziura filed petitions Tuesday to run for Lorain mayor this fall. In Elyria Clerk race Donald Rothgery will face Larry Tariner in the Democratic primary. Tariner leaves his Lorain 1st Ward seat to pursue clerk job. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Joseph Koziura
Koziura
County Elections Office
Elyria
Donald J. Rothgery
Larry W. Tariner
Rothgery
Richard Seward
Craig Foltin
Foltin
Tanner
Blind musician performs world instruments lesson for students
Elyria reports Highland Heights musician Jeff Moyer entertained about 400 Eastgate Elementary students with at least 15 instruments from around the world. He depicted unity and acceptance while promoting the ADA, sharing scenes from television and White House stages. Students heard a Zulu song and a eucalyptus tube, temple bells, and other instruments.
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Elyria
Jeff Moyer
Highland Heights
Eastgate Elementary School
Moyer
CBS Evening News
White House
Eastgate
Elyna
Avon residents push for stronger buffer near business park
A group of 15 Avon residents appeal to the Avon Board of Zoning Appeals to require more greenery and taller trees for the buffer against the Avon Business Park along Detroit Road. They seek expanded landscaping, hedges, and better water retention, warning of potential health and welfare issues if ignored. The plan, approved Feb 10 with first phase for a 6,000 square foot office building, includes an 8-foot fence and 8-foot evergreens 10 feet apart, set at least 10 feet from homes. The residents plan to appear Feb 25 to argue their case and may pursue court action if needed.
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Avon Business Park
Avon Board of Zoning Appeals
Detroit Road
Mitchell Schneider
Center Road
Schneider
City Planning Commission
Gerald Phillips
Phillips
Detroit
Former auditor Gammons gets probation for tax charges
Former Amherst auditor James Gammons was sentenced to three years probation after pleading guilty to filing a false corporate income tax return and evading personal taxes. Judge Ann Aldrich ordered six months house arrest, tax cooperation, and payment of taxes, penalties, and interest.
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Amherst
James Gammons
U.S
Ann Aldrich
Gammons
Parkhurst Drive
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Energy Recovery & Marketing Services Inc
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Midwest Air Services Sued Over Back Taxes in Elyria
Lorain County files a suit seeking 3725 in back taxes interest and penalties from Aviation Operations Inc doing business as Midwest Air Services. The county eyes a 1.8 million purchase of Midwest’s operation including hangars office building fuel trucks and an underground storage area. The case before Common Pleas Judge Mark Betleski notes a lease to the Lorain County Regional Airport Authority with renewal options through 2033.
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Elyria
Midwest Air Services
Daniel Talarek
Aviation Operations Inc
Midwest
Lorain County Regional Airport Authority
Arport
Midwest Air
Ray Fuqua
Fuqua
Common Pleas
Mark Betleski
Oberlin Plans Bicycle Friendly Changes Citywide
Oberlin officials vote to make streets safer for cyclists by replacing curb parallel sewer grates with bike friendly designs, adding cyclist sensitive or manual signal detectors, and possibly creating bike lanes and widening breakdown lanes. The council also considers restoring the Gasholder Building as a cyclist museum and seeks over 2 million in state and federal funds, while purchasing 2.58 acres on South Main for a larger street garage.
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Frances Baumann
Arthur H. “Kenny” Clark
Oberlin
Robert DiSpirito
Main Street
Clark
Ada
DiSpirito
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