Ridgeville Voters Face Charter Choices In November
The editorial urges North Ridgeville voters to evaluate proposed charter changes beyond partisan attacks. It supports mayoral appointment power and a seven member Parks and Recreation Commission, plus electing the Council president by voters, while warning against partisan noise obscuring practical governance questions. It stresses voters should think through the issues themselves before Election Day.
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North Ridgeville
Charter Review Commission
Ridgeville
Parks and Recreation Commission
Editorial page statements and guest viewpoints
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Amherst Township talks on noise from Lorain County Speedway
About a year ago Amherst Township trustees Dennis Abraham David Dake and Mayne Monday addressed a resident’s complaint from the Amherst Mobile Home Park north of the Lorain County Speedway at Routes 113 and 58. The resident sought neighborly measures to reduce noise with sound barriers mufflers and adjusted hours not to exceed late racing. The response claimed the trustees reached an agreement with the track to curb noise but details are unclear.
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Amherst Township
Lorain County
Dennis Abraham
David Dake
Mayne
Amherst
Speedway
Noise dispute fuels trustees' action call in Amherst
A resident criticizes Amherst Township trustees over relentless noise from Lorain County Speedway and calls for action. The complainant urges canvassing the area to assess hearing damage and stresses that afternoons and evenings into the early morning are disrupted. The mobile home park remodeling and new park development are cited as context, and the speaker urges trustees to use their authority to enforce acceptable development and protect residents.
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Cocco
Lorain County Speedway
Amherst Township
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Macronet
Freenet
Loran
Oberlin
Pizza redlining lesson from Hunter's Point saga in San Francisco
Clarence Page notes how San Francisco officials sought to curb discriminatory delivery barriers. A Domino's and Mr Pizzaman refused service to parts of Hunter's Point, prompting a safety and equity debate. The policy shift allowed a good faith risk belief, while a local Domino's owner later expanded delivery areas after public pressure. The column links the episode to broader calls against redlining and bias in business.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Willie Kennedy
Domino's Pizza
Hunter’s Point
Kennedy
William Fobbs
National Pizza Chain
Domino’s
Mr. Pizzaman
Domino's
Tim McIntyre
Ann Arbor
Mich
David Wilcox
Fobbs
Wilcox
Hunter's Point
Chicago
Harlem
McIntyre
Foreign aid debate highlights Tuvalu poverty and U.S. aid stance
The piece contrasts Tuvalu’s tiny, remote economy with global inequality, noting rising poverty and shrinking aid budgets. It cites UNDP data on 1.6 billion people getting poorer, and critiques OECD aid cuts, placing U.S. restraint against a backdrop of exports and domestic spending. Holger Jensen summarizes the debate.
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Japan
France
Germany
New Zealand
Congress
House
Senate
Clinton
Reagan
Bush
Brian Atwood
U.S. Agency For International Development
Kim Benfield
The
Business Alliance For International Economic Development
U.S
United States
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Clarence Page
Chicago Tribune
Tuvalu
Pacific Ocean
Washington, D.C
International Telephone Exchange
Asia Pacific Telecommunications Company
Pacific Islands
Eco
Africa
Asia
Europe
Latin America
United Nations Development Program
sub-Saharan Africa
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Holger Jensen
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Denver
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