Obama frames renewables as Ohio rebound engine
President-elect Barack Obama toured Cardinal Fastener & Specialty Co in Bedford Heights, urging a sweeping stimulus to spur growth. He argued renewable energy can create millions of jobs and new industries now, using the factory backdrop to win bipartisan backing for his plan to pull the country from recession.
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North Ridgeville bus service suspended due to dangerous Dyke Avenue
North Ridgeville officials halted school bus pickups after a Dyke Avenue slide and ongoing construction made the street treacherous. A bus slid into a ditch with no injuries, though a parent said children should not suffer. Case Road sewer work may close the road until May. officials plan to meet Tuesday to decide a plan, possibly resuming pickups as early as Wednesday.
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Cold boosts towing and plumbing demand in Cleveland area
Frigid weather drives a boom for Dawn Schupp of Mugs Elyria Towing Service with 65 calls by noon 80 to 90 percent for jump starts as temperatures fell to minus 13. Mechanics and heating firms report heavy service as pipes freeze and furnaces fail across Elyria Grafton and surrounding communities.
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Critic of City Design Review Faces Sign Violation
Elyria business Heavy Duty Graphics owner Brian Allen was cited for a sign on a bull nosed awning installed without Design Review approval. City inspector Philip Hagan and Planning Director Angie Byington note the complaint stems from Allen's public criticism and council participation.
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Design Review Targets Cedar Street Graphic Owner
Brian Allen, owner of Heavy Duty Graphics on Cedar Street, faces a design review complaint. He has been a vocal critic of Elyria officials.
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