Avon Duck Tape Festival Grows Since 2004 Revival
Avon Heritage Duck Tape Festival enters its 12th year with duck tape sculptures fashion and floats. Patti LaPorte of ShurTech Brands notes sponsorship kept the revived Avon Flower Festival on track and the event now attracts about 60 000 Duck Tape fans yearly. The New York Times has mentioned the festival in travel notes.
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Avon Heritage Duck Tape Festival Weekend Schedule
The 12th annual Avon Heritage Duck Tape Festival runs Friday to Sunday at Veterans Memorial Park. Friday hours 4 to 11 p.m. include festivities. Saturday features a 10 a.m. Duck Tape Parade from Avon High School to the park. grounds open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Local students from Elyria High School contributed Duck Tape float work at the ShurTech facility in Avon.
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Sheffield Lake residents seek Bark for Your Park win
Julie Kowalik and her daughter Madison rally community support in the PetSafe Bark for Your Park online contest to win a $100,000 prize for a dog park. Sheffield Lake is one of 15 finalists with voting May 13 to June 10.
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Activists push for arrest warrants in Tamir Rice case
A group of eight activists filed affidavits prompting Municipal Court Judge Ronald Adrine to find probable cause to charge Officer Timothy Loehmann and Officer Frank Garmback in the death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice. They urged the city to issue arrest warrants, noting six months with no action from prosecutors.
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City to discuss Aurensen Drive alternative for Cross Creek plan
North Ridgeville officials will meet with Westlake developer Tony Valore this week to review an alternative to extending Aurensen Drive for the Cross Creek housing project off Greenlawn Drive. Valore expects a finalized plan before the meeting, aiming to address safety concerns without the extension.
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