March start set for Huron bypass project
The Route 2 Huron Bypass, a $195 million first and $283 million second stage project, aims to start in late March with a two year completion target. Bids open Feb 25 and March 20. review takes six weeks. The Ohio Department of Transportation notes 71 percent federal funding and local support under Gov Celeste's Jobs For Ohio Program, to reduce tourist season bottlenecks near Cedar Point.
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Miami Vice music fuels stars Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas
David Browne explains how the Miami Vice soundtrack and rock-TV fusion propelled the show’s music to the forefront and boosted stars Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas toward enduring fame.
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Lorain
TV Update
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Miami Vice
Rocket Don Johnson
Philip Michael Thomas
Tap Dance Kid shines at Cleveland Playhouse Square
Encore magazine spotlights the musical The Tap Dance Kid coming to Cleveland’s Playhouse Square. Film critic Steve Fogarty selects the year’s best and worst movies shown locally. Outdoors notes hunter tales and an RV show update. Local weather forecast and Lake Erie perch price noted.
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Playhouse Square
Steve Fogarty
Sam Grill
Parade Magazine previews menus at Oberlin College and new columns
This Sunday highlights Accent’s menu tips at Oberlin College and Joyce Maynard’s Domestic Affairs on parenting and marriage. It also follows The Young Kennedys, tours Montana with CT Magazine, and revisits George Burns turning 90 with a retrospective.
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Joyce Maynard
CT Magazine
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George Burns
Ohio approves seat belt law moving into effect this summer
Columbus AP reports the Ohio Senate passes the seat belt bill 17-14 sending it to Governor Celeste for signing. The measure becomes effective 90 days after approval with a 60 day warning grace period, then fines of 20 dollars for drivers and 10 dollars for unbuckled front seat passengers. Police may not stop for belt checks. House changes relax fines for passengers and exempt back seats. violations start after the grace period.
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Elyria imposes tougher parking law raising fines
Judge John Howard of Elyria Municipal Court warned the city’s new parking law could penalize innocent drivers as offenses rise from minor to fourth degree misdemeanors with fines up to 250 dollars. He noted dockets swelling with cases and questioned liability when company cars are involved. The city council passed the measure to free downtown spaces by limiting parking to two hours and allows two years to punish violators.
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Safety and Environment Committee
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Bond denied decline in Emma Bauer case at Vermilion court
Emma Bauer 45 appeared in Vermilion Municipal Court on a charge of aggravated murder for allegedly shooting her husband Raymond Bauer five times at their Cummings Road home. Judge Joseph T Ryan kept bond at 100 000 and scheduled a preliminary hearing for Tuesday at 8 30 am.
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Oberlin
James Walsh
Walsh
Ryan
Veronica Dever
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