Probate Court removal from justice center eyed at $300K cost
Elyria officials face a $300000 price tag and a potential two month delay if the county removes the Probate Court from the justice center design. Commissioners weigh options while seeking revision estimates including shell space for future courts and added construction manager changes.
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Elyria
Justice Center
Frank Horvath
Mary Jo Vasi
Betty Blair
Horvath
Common Pleas
RP Carbone
Jon Dregalla
Dregalla
Avon weighs road expansion plan amid charter debate
Avon leaders clash over adding road building rules to the city charter as the Char ter Review Commission pushes for mandates to add roads. Jack Smith, Avon Historical Society president, warns of growing traffic with 300 new homes yearly. Mayor Jim Smith says road expansion fits planning rather than charter fixes.
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Charter Review Commission
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The
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Smyth
Jim Smith
Detroit Road
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Planning Commission
Amherst to restart community policing with wards patrols
Amherst reactivates its community police program after a year and a half, assigning 3 to 4 officers per ward with one eight hour shift per ward. Focus areas include speeding on Route 58 and Route 2 and Terra Lane near Cooper Foster Park Road where residents report speeding and stop sign violations. The effort follows staff shortages that left the department short seven officers last year.
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Amherst
Dennis Seger
Seger
Terra Lane
Cooper-Foster Park Road
Cooper-Foster
Terra
Wilshire Drive
Jeff Riffe
Cooper Foster
Regulators weigh delays as Davis-Besse aims April restart
OAK HARBOR AP Operators seek April reactivation of the Davis-Besse nuclear plant near Toledo after an acid leak. NRC inspectors must approve an improved safety plan and check the reactor for leaks, with inspections laid out through April and May. A longer outage could cost FirstEnergy $10 million to $12 million monthly.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Davis-Besse
Bill Dean
FirstEnergy Corp
Toledo
NRC
Wellington speaker Yalden Motivates Wellington students
Diana May WELLINGTON Yalden, motivational author and Cup of Chicken Soup contributor, told Wellington High School students about overcoming stuttering acne and learning disability after a tough teen period. He described his Marine years, honors, and a later bottoming crisis, urging youths to take control of their lives with character.
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Wellington High School
Avon High School
Amherst Junior High
New Hampshire
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Marine Corps
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Terry King
King
Ohio moves to ratify 14th Amendment after 135 years
The Ohio Senate unanimously passes a resolution to ratify the 14th Amendment sending it to the House. Lawmakers note Ohio rescinded ratification in 1868 and for decades stood alone for this oversight while citing the state's civil rights legacy.
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General Assembly
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Cincinnati
Jeff Jacobson
Dayton
Jacobson
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