Northern Ohio Braces as Snowstorm Strands Roads
Northern Ohio bears the brunt of a winter storm dumping up to nine inches of snow in some areas and prompting broad advisories. Gusty winds threaten near blizzard conditions. Cleveland's plowing hindered by 41 city layoffs. Interstate closures, 11-car pileups, school and game stoppages, and evacuations report the storm’s wide impact with delays at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and widespread travel warnings. Authorities urge extreme caution as six to ten inches are forecast in northern regions, with lighter totals elsewhere.
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Elyria Finance Panel weighs million-dollar shortfall tonight
Elyria City Council Finance Committee meets at 7 pm to balance 12.7 million dollars in expenditures against 11.5 million in revenue for the year. Mayor Keys will present options as a more than 1 million shortfall prompts discussion of borrowing and potential income tax changes on the May ballot.
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Cox argues case for A River hike
Rocky River residents largely watched a public hearing on Cox Cable TV rate request from $6.90 to $9 per month. Cox cites rising costs and added channels since 1980 while council members debate affordability for fixed income residents, converter charges, and channel eliminations.
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High Court action won’t halt local nuclear shipments case
Cuya hoga County and surrounding communities sought a delay in Ohio Turnpike shipments of spent nuclear fuel rods from New York. The Supreme Court left federal rules intact, saying it had no jurisdiction, while local officials argue regulations require federal aid for preparedness. Shipments under a court order from West Valley, NY, to utilities in Illinois and Wisconsin are expected to finish by June.
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