Lorain International Festival faces move to new site
Lorain officials say the Lorain International Festival must relocate next year or face cancellation as May Co plans renovations on the Centre of Sheffield site. The Grove Site owned by the Lorain Port Authority is eyed, but utility, funding and planning hurdles loom ahead of construction set for July 2000.
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Lorain
Grove
Black River
Port Authority
Oakwood Park
Grove Avenue
East 31St Street
Urbanek
Maureen
Michael
Lorain Port Authority
Lorain International Association
ODOT
Ornce
Lorain International Festival Association
Rick Novak
Preschool Options Expand Across Elyria Area
Numerous programs offer 3 to 5 year olds classrooms in Elyria and surroundings. Providers include All Saints Lutheran Olmsted Falls, Elyria Center and YMCA programs, Elyria Salvation Army, First Congregational Coop Preschool, First United Methodist, Grace, North Coast Christian Academy, and St. Mary Catholic School. Registrations, hours, and contact numbers vary by site, with most operating weekdays and some offering extended infant and preschool care.
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ALL Saints Lutheran
Columbia Road
Olmsted Falls
Cleveland Light Center
Janet
Elyria
Park Place
Elyna
Kathy King
Barb Longstreth
Robin Fisher
First Congregational Cooperative Preschool
Second St
Chidran
Kim Snow
United Methodist Iranian Ltdip D
Praedod
Cerie
Re Ba
Formone InforMabon
GRACE
North Coast Christian Academy
Leavitt Road
Loran
Andergarten
North Ridgeville
Julie
Oberlin First Church
Main and
Kan Srs
Oberlin Cooperative
Park Drive
Brenda
Regent Preschool
Abundant Lie
West River Road
Tateski
Taft finalizes Ohio operating budget with select cuts
Ohio Governor Bob Taft pushed to midnight to finish the 22.6 billion two year operating budget after line item vetoes and subtle cuts. The package funds welfare health care and child programs while phasing out the inventory tax with a five year trigger. A provision exempting the Legislative Services Commission from public records law remains debated.
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Columbus
Bob Taft
Taft
Statehouse
Ohio
Commission
Department of Human Services
House
Senate
Legislative Services Commission
Taft vetoes budget provisions on prison study and Enterprise Zone reforms
Gov. Taft vetoed $226 million budget provisions including a required ongoing study of privately run state prisons in Grafton and Conneaut after they open, funding for the study, and a completion timeline. The veto also removed a biannual reporting obligation for the Department of Development on the enterprise zone program and offsetting audit funding and public disclosure concerns. Democratic lawmakers criticized reduced oversight and questioned job-creation impacts of the incentives. Sen. Fingerhut led opposition to extending the enterprise zone program.
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Department of Administrative Services
Grafton
Conneaut
Taft
Department of Development
Department of Human Services
LSC
Eric Fingerhut
Cleveland
Ohio
COPS director urges more lobbying for program
Sheriffs at a national convention praised Clinton's COPS program but warned that local lobbying has fallen short. Joseph Brann, retiring COPS director, urged policing leaders to advocate for continued funding as critics question the program.
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Columbus
Clinton
National Cops
COPS
Joseph Brann
National Sheriffs Association
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Mike Sakai
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Kmart
Oakwood Plaza
Kmart Super Center
Oakwood
Pears Avenue
Ohio Department of Transportation
Federal Government
Theresa
Lorain Family Ymca
Northminster
North Fidgennie
Cai
Avon
James P. Myers
Uhrichsville
Tated Press
Bob. Taft
Justice
Judd Gregg
R-N.h
Brann
RJ. Elrick
Rutland County
Proctor
West Rutland
Elrick
Washington
Robert Untig
Sussex County
N.J
Untig
Justice Department
Pat Sullivan
Arapahoe County
Colo
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