Lorain council trims city hall price to about 4.6 million
Lorain city hall project price is reduced from 5 million to about 4.6 million after a council vote. Architect Warren Finkel must redesign to fit the limit, cutting space from 181,246 to 121,000 square feet while preserving key responsibilities and deadlines.
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Lorain
Warren Finkel
Ellis
Parker
Council
Finkel
City Hall Commission
Leslie Burge
Atkin's given 30 days to clean up debris
Judge Richard DeLamatre ordered Atkin's Metal Co to remove debris and tear down a dilapidated building on its West River Road property in Elyria. The pile threatens a residential block and may bring a daily $500 health law fine up to $20,000 if not completed within 30 days.
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Atkin's Metal Co
West River Road
Elyria
Richard DeLamatre
Huron
West River Street
Erie Street
Lorain Boulevard
Lowell Street
Kosma J. Glavas
Stanley) Atkin
Atkin
Glavas
Elyria weighs study of tax collection agency plan
Elyria officials visit Lakewood to study creating a city income tax collection agency. Scribner Fauver and Kosma Glavas represent Elyria at a meeting of area officials. Elyria backs a plan to cooperate with a 30 city regional council as Cleveland withdraws from the current agency. The Ernst and Ernst audit shows fees of 6154 for 2.45 million collected with 13312 returned to the city. debate continues over cost and oversight before any decision.
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Elyria
Lakewood
Scribner L
Cleveland Central Collection Agency
Cleveland
Fauver
Council
Ernst and Ernst Co
Valassis
Kenneth R. Krueck
D-2
Area then survives 110-volt shock
A 16 year old, Richard Pearson Jr, survived a 110 volt shock in his Avon Lake garage after grabbing a frayed cord. His father, neighbor Pete Rockas, and Kenneth Hogan acted quickly with chest compressions and rescue breathing until fire and ambulance crews arrived. Richard was treated for shock and released, returning to school the next day.
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Nancy Schwarzwalder
Avon Lake
Richard Pearson Jr
Avondale Ave
Kenneth Hogan
Richard
Pearson
Pete Rockus
Fire Department
Burmeister
Elyria growth and police dispatcher request noted
Safety Service Director Paul W. Ormsby asked Elyria city council to hire a third police dispatcher to provide five 24 hour days of service weekly. The proposal, referred to Finance and Safety committees, faces funding questions as no dispatcher works midnight to 8 am Tuesday through Saturday and all day Sunday and Monday, with calls routed to patrol radios and telephones.
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North Ridgeville
Fate of extra school activities hinges on tax for N. London
New London votes June 21 on a special levy to fund operations. If rejected, the board would cut all extra curriculars including sports, yearbook, newspaper, cheerleading and marching band to save about 16,000 dollars. The district previously faced levy rejections and warned of potential consolidation if funds remain insufficient.
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New London
New London Board of Education
James Erickson
Joseph Hurley
Erickson
American Field Services
Girls’ Athletic Association
Pram
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Thespian Society
O'Reilly and Erickson
State Department of Education
O'Reilly
Hurley
Nurley
Harley
Hartey
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