Willard area objects to Willard tunnel waste plan
Residents of Willard and Huron County oppose a proposed Army Corps of Engineers project to funnel Cleveland Akron wastewater and 74 percent of urban stormwater 18 miles to a Willard area treatment site. The plan envisions a giant lagoon and an underground pipe system with farm irrigation and nutrient filtration. A 7:30 am meeting at Willard High School will inform the public as officials consider four proposals amid strong local opposition and projected costs.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio
Willard
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Erie
Huron
Seneca
Crawford
Uiehtland
Willard High School
Corps of Engineers
Cleveland
Akron
Chagrin
Cuyahoga
Rocky Rivers
Huron County
Three River
Gilligan
Huron County Board of Health
Army Corps
George Linn
Linn
Elyria Central Garage Staff Urgently Sought By Council
Elyria moves to staff a new central maintenance garage opening in August. The council failed to pass a preliminary ordinance creating several key positions including a superintendent. Safety Director Tracey urged hiring a consultant as civil service debates loom and the city plans a computer driven inventory and scheduling system.
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Elyria
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Council
Richard P. Seward
D-1
Marguerite E. Bowman
Rat Large
Civil Service Commission
Garden Street
Tracey
Councilmen clash over need for Elyria law director
Elyria city council debated appointing a law director with Republicans opposing the post citing added staff. Democrats led by Mayor Reichlin said legal needs from the planning commission zoning appeals and the mayor justify faster access to counsel. The body gave first reading to an ordinance reallocating funds and discussed salary and office duties while city solicitor Glavas and staff warned of turnover and workload impacts.
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Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Five funnel clouds sighted as severe storm moves through region
A National Weather Service warning preceded five funnel clouds seen from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. as storms swept the area. No major damage occurred though trees and power lines fell. outages affected about 100 homes in Columbia Station, with power restored by 6:30 a.m. and 43 customers in New London fixed by 10:30 p.m.
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National Weather Service
Berlin Heights
Huron
Erie County Sheriff's
Medina
A&p
Lorain Rd
North Olmsted
Ohio Edison Company
Columbia Station
THE
Firelands Electrical Cooperative, Inc
New London
Milan
Willard
County seeks 1 million in federal criminal justice funds
Lorain County Commissioners seek 1 082 087 in federal criminal justice funds to finance 25 projects. 7 renewals and 18 new programs, with 25 percent local match. Projects include drug control, probation services, youth outreach, police training, and a new county jail audio visual system.
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Lorain County
Dominick A. Dellisanti
Ohio Department of Development, Justice Division
Metropolitan Enforcement Group For Drug Control
Seventh Step Foundation
Ohio bill would require pregnant women tested for gonorrhea
A VD bill, already approved by the Senate, would test pregnant women for gonorrhea as for syphilis. Sponsored by Sen. Morris Jackson, it would fund free testing if patients cannot pay. Two more VD bills aim to provide free treatment and require school courses.
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Senate
House
M. Morris Jackson
Cleveland
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio
Jackson
Tenants of Health
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Chagrin Rivers
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Glavas
Garrett Murray
George N. Ferguson
Atone Lime Glavas
Foster Avenue
Birmingham Park
Northwest Storm Sewer District
Chronicle-Telegram
Church Street
Amherst
John Kenney
Gateway Youth Services
Juvenile Bureau
Columbus
General Assem
Donald Pease
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