Avon Council backs I-90 interchange study plan
Avon officials approved funding and a feasibility study to consider an Interstate 90 interchange east of Route 83. The vote showed unity for pursuing the project while debating final location and financing, with private funds eyed by the mayor. The council also approved moving the fire department to full time after a lengthy effort and applauded firefighters.
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Ohio
Councill
Thomas Wearsch
Jim Smith
Nagel Road
Lorain
Gerald Gentz
4Th Ward
ODOT
Gentz
Legisla
Foltin’s plan to expand industrial park wins council backing
Lorain council supported mayor Foltin’s 9 million plan to extend the Colorado Industrial Park onto 408 river tron acres adjoining land, with 17 ordinances headed to final vote. Absent councilwoman Lori Kokoski, debate touched on grants loans and future labor impact.
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Lorain
Craig Foltin
Colorado Industrial Park
River Tron! Acres
Lori Kokoski
8Th Ward
Joe Koziura
Colorado Avenue
Root Road
Foltin
Tony Krasienko
D-3rd Ward
Fred Lozano
USX Realty
Lorain County
Preliminary Oster development plans win council approval
Amherst developers win 6-1 backing for North Pointe Estates 26 acre subdivision off Dodge Drive delivering 47 single family homes on a dedicated street extending Dodge Drive toward State Route 1. Residents had urged delays over tree loss and traffic, with protests tied to rezoning signatures.
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Amherst
Tom Oster
North Pointe Estates
Dodge Drive
Dodger Drive
Building and Lands Committee
Qster
Oster
Middle Ridge Road
David William
Nicholas Brusky
Oberlin maps storm cleanup and water flushing plan
Oberlin begins storm damage cleanup asking residents to place brush at curbs by July 25. Brush must be cut six feet or shorter with no metal or non wood waste. Water main flushing for hydrants set July 20 to Aug 2 mostly 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. and may occur daytime. Co ed softball registration open at 150 per team for ages 16 plus August to September. Concert series on Fridays from July 25 through August with multiple sponsors and free public shows on Tappan Square.
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City of
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Constance Ponder
Oberlin Area Chamber of Commerce and
Main Street
Tappan Square
John Trapani
Oberlin Rotary Club
Joe Bell
Swing Lizards
Edward Jones Investments
Kevin Richards
The
Allen Medical Center
Museum trims staff and salaries to cut budget
The Cleveland Museum of Art reduced its staff by 7 percent and cut executive salaries 5 percent to trim about 10 percent of its budget, roughly 3.3 million dollars. Director Katharine Lee Reid said the moves preserve the museum’s mission while keeping hours and free admission.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Museum of Art
Katharine Lee Reid
Reid
Parish aims to feed the needy with church meals
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Outreach chair Heather Reich invites volunteers for a 7 p.m. meeting to plan monthly three hour meal commitments for the hungry. The church will provide basic food and facilities under an agreement with Second Harvest Food Bank. volunteers may bring baked goods and fruit.
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Elyria
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Heather Reich
Reich
Second Harvest Food Bank
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