Spitzer Auto World plans shift as downtown Elyria deal closes
Spitzer Auto World will close its East Broad Street site as Dodge Mitsubishi outlets move to Sheffield and Volkswagen shifts to Amherst. Lincoln Mercury remain at Elyria for now with a future transfer planned. Volkswagen heads to Amherst spring with a $2 million facility near North Leavitt Road.
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Spitzer Management Inc
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Leavitt Road
East Bridge Street
Cathy Schuster
Mayor cites land for opportunity in city growth
Blyria Spitzer Auto World's plan to close 115 downtown dealerships frees eight acres for development, Mayor Bill Grace says. He argues good downtown development hinges on mixed use and strong urban planning, framing the move as a chance to attract new investment and jobs.
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Lorain man fatally stabbed in Globe Avenue incident
In Lorain a 39 year old man died from multiple stab wounds in the 1500 block of Globe Avenue late Tuesday. Police said at least three people were taken into custody and a juvenile was injured. Witnesses described scuffles and screaming as officers secured the scene.
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Globe Avenue
Community Health Partners
James Rohner
East 30Th Street
Globe Avene
Rohner
East 20Th
East 31St
LifeCare
Budget cuts threaten Lorain Head Start staff losses
Lorain County Community Action Agency says state Head Start funding fell 33 percent this year from 2.5 million to 1.7 million, prompting a likely reduction in at least 30 employees. Interim president Nelson Ramirez warned the exact number remains undecided as the agency, serving about 200 Head Start workers, adjusts to reduced grants while vowing to continue services for low income families.
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Lorain County Community Action Agency
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Lorain Among Ohio Counties On Ozone Watch List
Ohio regulators submitted 33 counties including Lorain as not meeting a new federal ozone standard. The listing marks the first step in a years long process potentially regulating polluting industries. EPA must finalize designations by April 2004 and Ohio has three years to craft a pollution reduction plan.
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Lorain
U.S. Epa
EPA
Heidi Griesmer
EPA List Shows Ohio Counties Failing New Ozone Standard
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency releases a list of 33 counties not meeting the federal ozone standard. Regions include Cleveland area with Ashtabula Cuyahoga Geauga Lake Lorain Medina Summit, Youngstown Warren area with Columbiana Mahoning Trumbull, Canton Massillon Stark, Toledo Lucas Wood, Lima Allen, Columbus Delaware Fairfield Franklin Licking Knox Madison, Dayton Clark Greene Miami Montgomery, Cincinnati Butler Clermont Clinton Hamilton Warren, Steubenville Jefferson, Marietta Washington, Huntington West Virginia Lawrence.
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Warren
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Mahoning
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Canton
Massilion
Stark County
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Lima
Allen County
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Knox
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Dayton
Clark
Greene
Miami
Montgomery
Cincinnati
Butler
Clermont
Clinton
Hamilton
Stuebenville
Jefferson County
Marietta
Washington County
Huntington
W. Va
Lawrence County
Lorain College cancels Mayors Roundtable show
Local Lorain County Community College ends the Mayors Roundtable program as officials cite scheduling and budget constraints. The stop affects a local airwaves segment featuring municipal leaders and community discussion.
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Lorain County Community College
Soldiers grow weary of stay in Iraq
In Fallujah Iraq Pvt Matthew Davis from Omaha Nebraska and over 2 000 soldiers in the 3rd Infantry Division 2nd Brigade were told they would remain in place morale among troops sank as Baghdad social and Washington positions diverged on withdrawal timelines L Paul Bremer and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld signaled possible troop changes with uncertainty over how long U S forces will stay in Iraq
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Anthony Mondello
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Baghdad
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Donald H. Rumsfeld
United States
Quagmire term origins traced in Baltimore Sun analysis
The Baltimore Sun analyzes when quagmire was first used to describe a foreign military venture gone bad and traces the word’s etymology from quake to a ground that looks solid but yields underfoot.
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Chronicle Graphic
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Chronicle
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Habaniyah
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