Asbestos fire at Smitek dump near North Ridgeville
A cement of asbestos confirmed in burned wallboard at a Mulls Road dump on Mills Road property owned by Mary Smitek. State EPA inspector James Veres says a public nuisance citation and cleanup order are likely, with penalties up to 29000 per violation.
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Smitek
North Ridgeville
Mulls Road
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
James Veres
Twinsburg
HPA Air Pollution Control Division
EPA
Columbus
Mills Road
Mary Smitek
Edward Smitek
Elyria
West River Road
Veres
Chromete- Telegram
Bite
Ohio
Vidler chosen for Ridgeville school board vacancy
North Ridgeville Board of Education appoints Bryan Vidler to fill Kathleen Forthofer's vacancy after six candidate interviews. Vidler, 40, comes from a background in business forms and packaging labels and serves as president of the North Ridgeville Band Boosters. He was sworn in at the Monday meeting and began his duties with questions about board matters. His daughter Kimberly is a 1988 NRVHS graduate.
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North Ridgeville
Bryan Vidler
Board of Education
Vidler
John Butkowski
Kathleen Forthofer
Unti
Marianne Powrie
Seven Hills
North Ridgeville Band Boosters
Susan Imhoff
Monica Drive
Kimberly
North Ridgeville High School
Avon Lake High School Class of 1988 Graduates
Avon Lake celebrates 222 graduates under clear skies at Memorial Stadium. Principal Bobby J. Walker and School Board leaders present diplomas while Dr. Clayton Dusek addresses the seniors. Valedictorian Marc James Tattar, son of James and wife, earned a 4.233 GPA and will study physics at Case Western Reserve University. Salutatorian Wendy Jean Clymer, daughter of Mary Ann Clymer, will major in music. The Rev J Norman Riley gave the invocation and benediction.
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Avon Lake
Clayton Dusek
Marc James Tattar
James Tattar
Parsons
Tattar
Case Western Reserve University
Physics
Wendy Jean Clymer
Mary Ann Clymer
Belle Rd
Clymer
J. Norman Riley
St. Joseph Church
Ambulance bids reviewed by LaGrange trustees at special meeting
Three firms bid for township village ambulance service in LaGrange with LifeCare of Elyria proposing three options based in LaGrange or Elyria, Medteam offering eight to 24 hour coverage with varied staffing and base rates, and Mid-County Grafton EMS proposing equipment purchases for a 1980 ambulance plus optional gear. A special meeting at 8 pm was set to discuss proposals and possible decision.
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Lagrange
LifeCare of
Elyria
LaGrange Municipal
Medteam of
Grafton Emergency Medical Service
Mid- County
Hospitals increasingly permit parents to stay with ill children
A survey by the WT Grant Foundation University of Alabama and the Association for the Care of Children's Health found most general and pediatric hospitals in the United States now allow parents to sleep in their child’s room. Nearly all general and pediatric hospitals report 24 hour visiting policies, with 96 percent allowing overnight stays.
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Cleveland
Roo
Tne
WT. Grant Foundation
The
Unversity of Alabama
Association For the Care of Children’s Health
Washington
Pleasant Hospital
Rendmens
United States
Canada
Aeral
Shriner
Reading programs underway at North Ridgeville Library
The North Ridgeville Branch Library launches its Summer Reading Program for children ages 2 to 13, running until August 18. A reptile talk by a Lorain County Metroparks naturalist is set for June 23 at 2 pm, with a drawing on August 26 for two Sendak Monster dolls for readers of ten or more books. Winners notified by mail.
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Lorain County Metroparks
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Canton
Jennifer Lane Mazer
Sotek
Saotek
Flaires
Floyd
Peace
EPA Legal Division
Maier
Ridgeville School Board
Brian
Fred
Dorow
Bobby J. Walker
Robert J Hohman
Donald Armbrecht
David Updegraff
Center Ridge
Center Ridge Nursing Home
Audlow
Nuysuy
Bradlee
Bay Village
Center Ridge Road
Rich Ropore
Ropore
Carter Road
Steve Fogarty
Vibe
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Joe's Berane TV
Lorain
J. Grant Keys
Lorain County
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