Lorain County Receives 263000 From Casino Revenue
Elyria Lorain County towns receive their first casino revenue payout of 263 280.95 dollars from Ohio Tax Department as part of a nearly 10.1 million statewide distribution. County officials discuss projections, with Kale predicting growth to about 800 000 annually and Williams cautioning about potential deficits in coming years.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Ted Kale
Kale
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Cincin
Nati
Tom Williams
On farms, it's weather you Win or lose
Wacky weather brings early fruit and vegetables while farmers await rain. Fenik's on Lake Avenue offers heirloom tomatoes and corn sold since June 29. Shipula Farms reports unusually early corn. Frost damaged cherries peaches and apples though. Early planting could mean a strong year for corn and soybeans with sufficient rain.
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Fenik’s
Lake Avenue
Pat Fenik
Veterans groups seek return of Valor Home donations
Several veteran organizations in Lorain County are asking for refunds of their donations totaling 12,000 dollars to Valor Home, a proposed transitional housing project. They cited uncertainty over St. Joseph Community Center as the planned site and said they would re donate if the project advances.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Community Center
Valor Home
Bill Knapp
Elyria
Disabled American Veterans
Lorain County
Pat Ryan
Korean War Veterans Association
Ryan
Valor
St. Joe’s
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Knapp
Sam Betounes
American Legion
Elyria Township Opens Trails at Rowland Nature Preserve
Elyria Township unveils two new loops around a 12 acre pond and through a forest at the Rowland Nature Preserve. The trails mark the first improvements on land donated by Billy Rowland in 2009, with 58 acres gifted for park use.
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Elyria
Rowland
Elyria Township
Billy Rowland
Rob Scheithauer
Lorain Schools Choose Between Two Finalists for Superintendent
Lorain board members narrowed the superintendent search to two candidates Stephen Stohla and Tom Tucker and will reveal their pick only after an offer is accepted. Debo rah Piotrowski, the third finalist from Xenia Schools, withdrew from the process via email.
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Lorain
Stephen Stohla
Tom Tucker
Xenia Schools
Deborah Piotrowski
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