Bias claim against judge ruled baseless by Ohio Supreme Court
Elyria Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge will continue to hear cases assigned to the prosecutor's office after Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor ruled there was insufficient evidence of bias from Burge. Visiting Judge Dale Crawford had presided over the docket during the dispute.
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Metro Parks unveil 10-year plan to connect jewel estates
Lorain County Metro Parks officials presented a 10-year plan to link park sites and boost the district. The plan accompanies a potential voter levy consideration. Public sessions were scheduled at Mercy Health Recreation Center in Amherst, with times at 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
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North Ridgeville High gym to get major renovation
North Ridgeville High School will undergo a large renovation adding new bleachers resurfaced flooring improved lighting and fresh paint for sports events assemblies and other activities.
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Republicans pick Cleveland for 2016 GOP convention
The RNC panel backed Cleveland over Dallas for the 2016 convention with full 168 member ratification likely next month. Ohio’s 18 electoral votes bolster the bid as June July timing is debated and Dallas cites calendar constraints.
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Lorain County Seeks Benefit From Cleveland RNC Selection
Lorain County officials and Visit Lorain County leaders say Cleveland hosting the 2016 Republican National Convention will boost regional tourism and economics. Helen Hurst of the Lorain County GOP cites extended visitor stays and up to 45,000 conventioneers, delegates, and journalists, with 1,800 local rooms part of a larger 17,000-room regional total within 45 miles.
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Avon growth to push commercial permits past $100 million
Avon Finance Director Bill Logan projects more than $100 million in commercial and industrial permits in 2014 driven by The Woods of Avon nursing home Cambria Suites Hotel and Residence Inn. He notes Auto Zone Mr. Tire Aldi Bar 145 and Winking Lizard as smaller projects with Cleveland Clinic expansion and rehab center possible this year. Since 2007 Avon has welcomed 20 new businesses and 18 expansions or additions.
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Commercial development eases tax burdens on residents
Ci Logan notes that expanding commercial development strengthens the tax base, aiming to keep citizens from higher taxes for city services. New-home construction permits show variable but persistent activity across 2007 to 2013 with several multi million sums reported.
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