Amherst rejects Central School redevelopment plan at public meeting
About 120 residents attended in Nord Junior High as Amherst voted down a proposal to convert Central School into a combined school city administration facility with a community center. The estimated cost was 3 million dollars and funding sources were in doubt.
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Amherst
Central School
Nord Junior High
Klaus Bauer
Board of Education
Peacemaking Seminars Announced by Elyria Church
The First Congregational Church of Elyria will host a free adult education seminar series on peacemaking from January 14 to February 25. Lectures will cover topics including President Reagan's proposed Strategic Defense Initiative.
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First Congregational
Elyria
First Congregational Church of
Ronald Reagan
Keystone hypnotist offers weight loss and stop smoking programs
Donald J. Mannarino will run a seven week series at 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays in a church program sponsored by the Keystone District PTA. The $40 fee includes a tape. advanced reservations through Peg Elligott are required. The schedule features a weight loss seminar, a stop smoking program, a film on nuclear war, a mediation class, and a dinner option with babysitting.
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Donald J. Mannarino
John Carroll University
Keystone District Pta
Mannarino
American Heart Association
American Lung Association
Peg Elligott
U.S
Lorain County
Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation Trio Reappointed
Three appointees James Walsh Nadge Herceg and James Aldrich to the Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities must be reappointed later in January due to a legal overlap with outgoing members terms. Commissioner George Koury said the miscalculation arose from misunderstanding the law and the trio will be reappointed at the January 20 meeting.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
Ohio
James Walsh
Nadge Herceg
James Aldrich
Ralph Mill
George Koury
Aldrich
Walsh
Herceg
Koury
Spencer Council probes shallow water lines and freezing risk
Spencer Village Council learned that some newly installed water lines sit as little as three feet underground and could freeze. Officials do not know how many lines are at that depth or why they were not buried deeper. The issue arose during unrelated digging. Council to have consulting engineer Spinader discuss with Campbell Construction. Tom Gehring named council president after a secret ballot, with Pete Freeman as the other nominee.
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Spencer
John Spinader
Campbell Construction Company
Tom Gehring
Gehring
Pete Freeman
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