Director leaves GLIDE Elyria after two years at Lorain County College
The director of GLIDE, the Great Lakes Development Enterprise, departs after two years at Lorain County Community College. Peter Ditchman credits Don Knechiges, GLIDE managing director, for key mergers and growth. Innospeed, a contract executive firm started by Ditchman, will work with GLIDE in advisory capacity as GLIDE’s director post is eliminated.
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LNB Bancorp reports highest second quarter earnings to date
Lorain National Bank parent LNB Bancorp posts 2.3 million in Q2 earnings, up 2 percent from last year’s second quarter record. President Gary Smith cites efforts to cut noninterest expenses as half-year costs decline about 150,000 despite soft economic conditions.
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Heinen’s Fine Foods Opens at Avon Commons
Avon’s Heinen’s Fine Foods schedules opening at Avon Commons on Detroit Road. The Shaker Heights founded chain, with 15 Ohio locations, emphasizes meats and produce selection, supplier relationships, in-store chefs, and strong customer service. Avon Mayor Jim Smith calls it a sought after, popular addition.
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Stocks rise after raid in Iraq regional victory signals
Wall Street turned higher on news four Iraqis were killed in a US raid and two of Saddam Hussein's sons Odai and Qusai reportedly died. The Dow gained 61.76 to 9158.45, the Nasdaq up 24.61 to 1706.02, and the S&P 500 +9.30 to 98.10 as earnings focus remains central.
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Dollar nudges after Saddam death reports in FX trading
Kuwait quotes show the dollar rose mildly against major rivals on Saddam Hussein sons Odai and Qusai reports but gains faded as euro and Swiss franc traded near prior levels. Analysts note volatility easing but no clear cue in currency markets.
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