Keystone superintendent resigns after board accepts deal
Keystone Schools Superintendent Jay Arbaugh resigns after a 45 minute session. The board accepted his resignation effective July 31 and terminated his contract Friday under a mutual release and settlement. Arbaugh, hired in 2010, had a recent contract extension through 2019 and will remain on paid administrative leave through July 31.
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Keystone school board delays May ballot discussion
The Keystone school board postpones talks on a ballot issue for May and will decide at the next meeting whether to place a property tax levy or income tax on the primary ballot. The district has not approved new operating funds since 1994 and supports incumbents and staff amid ongoing strain from a settlement.
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Obama Defends Agenda in First GOP Congress Address
President Obama used a joint session to push a Democratic policy drive with tax increases on the wealthy, middle class education and child care aid, and veto threats against Republican plans. He urged better politics, vowed to veto efforts undoing health care and Wall Street reforms, and sought bipartisan support on foreign policy and trade. The speech, delivered before a Republican-led Congress, highlighted modest economic growth and rising approval ratings amid partisan tension.
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Kaptur Eyes Infrastructure Compromise in State of the Union
U S Rep Marcy Kaptur D Toledo hopeful for bipartisanship on road and bridge upgrades citing ASCE 2013 grade and a 3.6 trillion spending need by 2020. She says Lorain region would gain jobs from improved infrastructure and Obama’s plan drew applause. She notes growing agreement on financing.
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Oberlin Council votes against public meeting on city manager
Oberlin officials vote 4 to 3 to skip a public session addressing Eric Norenberg's status as city manager after five executive sessions since October. Council member Elizabeth Meadows says air needs clearing among council members and Norenberg before informing the public.
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Elyria Firefighters Reach Budget Settlement With City
The new contract between the city and the local firefighters union avoids layoffs amid budget cuts. It calls for a 2 percent base raise while firefighters agree to forgo a portion of compensation to balance the department’s finances.
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