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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1985
Page
3
About 20 parents urged the Elyria Board of Education to find alternatives to moving McKinley fourth graders to Spring Valley this fall. Board members said the superintendent has the authority to assign buildings, while the chair emphasized ongoing communication and potential options.
Forty people, including Karin Cermak of North Ridgeville, became naturalized Americans in Lorain as Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Frank Celebrezze presided. The ceremony featured the Star Spangled Banner sung by Lorain High students and included remarks on the significance of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. A list of new citizens from diverse nations followed, with many expressing pride and mixed nerves about pledging allegiance.
Avon plans a 5 million sewer system linking with French Creek district at four sites to serve about 700 homes. Construction starts Nov 25 after 1981 court ruling, funded 75 percent by Ohio agencies, 25 percent by Avon with fees for residents plus a $350 North Ridgeville tap-in.
North Ridgeville Planning Commission postponed a final decision on a proposed go kart track at 34500 Lorain Road owned by Don Nagle pending an on site survey and a zoning opinion from Law Director William Cassidy. A portable classroom at North Ridgeville High School was approved for start of classes next fall. A 7000 square foot addition was approved for Taylor Products at 34555 Mills Road. A 38 acre rezoning at 33806 Center Ridge Road from residential to business to permit a bicycle and fitness shop was noted.
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