NACSCORP tax clash shifts school revenue impact
Lorain County audits probe NACSCORP inventory value cuts that reduce school revenue by about $63,000 while the firm seeks refunds of roughly $341,000. Officials weigh an audit request as a curfew and medical cases touch Oberlin city matters and summer vacation schedules pause school and council meetings.
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Oberlin to host Carson & Barnes Circus on campus
Oberlin College will host the Carson & Barnes Circus on September 5 on a grassy area north of the athletic field. The family owned Oklahoma circus features 20 elephants and about 200 other animals. Two shows are scheduled at 2 and 7 pm with tickets from 5 to 8 dollars depending on age and advance sales available.
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Carson & Barnes Circus
Professor Street
Carson & Barnes
Oklahoma
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Oberlin College
Oberlin considers eliminating services director position
Oberlin Council weighs a plan by City Manager Deborah Kimble to remove the community services director role. Duties would be split between public works and public utilities, reducing senior management by one post and saving about 45000 dollars. The public works director vacancy is being filled after interviews as Kimble asks Council to approve a two-position structure.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Council
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North Olmsted bus driver earns Safety Citizen honor
Lawrence Sindelar a North Olmsted Municipal Bus Line driver helped police nab two bank robbers after spotting suspicious behavior in a parking lot near a daycare on Lorain Road He alerted authorities described the getaway vehicle and testified in hearings He was named Safety Citizen of 1991 by Mayor Ed Boyle at a city council meeting The robbers were later convicted and jailed and one had multiple warrants through April 1991
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Co-op
North Olmsted
Lawrence Sindelar
Huntington National Bank
Sindelar
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Ed Boyle
Lorain Road
Great Northern Boulevard
Phil Lerter
North Olmsteddington National Bank
Hunt—ers
North Olmsted approves intra district enrollment policy
The North Olmsted school board approved intra district enrollment transfers but banned inter district moves. Superintendent Dennis Allen cited state law enabling district switching while noting higher per pupil costs and facility strain if transfers rise. He warned athletics abuse and emphasized parental transportation remains their responsibility.
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North Olmsted
Westlake to remove freon for free from old appliances
Westlake plans to collect discarded refrigerators and other appliances and remove freon at the transfer station rather than require residents to do so. Service Director John Lehrbach estimates about 170 units yearly with costs around 4500 dollars, covered by city funds, under a new EPA rule effective July 1.
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Westlake
Environmental Protection Agency
Service
John Lehr
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