York International pays 255000 to settle tax abatement
Elyria Ohio York International paid 255000 Thursday to settle a canceled 1991 tax abatement. Seventy percent goes to Elyria Schools and the rest to county agencies. The city loses revenue from the 2001 closure, but most funds go to Lorain County MetroParks, mental health, and the Elyria Public Library. Shenango Valley High LLC of Las Vegas bought the building for 635,000 square feet of space and plans to lease to several manufacturers. work to bring in tenants expected in 2003.
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York International
Mexico
Wichita
Kan
Bill Grace
Lorain County
Industrial Parkway
York
Elyria Council
Grane
Shenango Valley High LLC
Las Vegas
Shenango
Nies
Grace
Angela Inge
Ainge
Chronicletelegram.com
Fourth burglary suspect sought in Amherst and Lorain case
Law enforcement seeks a fourth suspect in a daytime burglary spree across Amherst and Lorain. Jose Ortiz, 18, and Antonio Tanen, 38, remain in custody after multi‑hour manhunts and a car theft link. Hector Rivera, 21, was arrested. one suspect cooperates and a first name only is known for the remaining fourth suspect.
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Amherst
Lorain
Lorain County
Shawn Hadaway
McKinley Avenue
Jose Ortiz
Antonio Tanen
Chicago
Ortiz
Hector Rivera
Cleveland
Hadaway
Tanon
Berrien County
Mich
Rivera
Oberlin
Wienermobile Driver Stopped Near Pentagon
A Wienermobile driver was pulled over for violating a restricted area near the Pentagon. The incident occurred in the Nation section, A9, with authorities citing space restrictions and security protocols.
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Pentagon
Nation
Summer Arrives With Heat Wave and Humidity in Ohio
The National Weather Service confirms summer conditions across Ohio with highs near 90 and dew points pushing heat indices into the mid 80s to mid 90s. A 30 percent chance of afternoon storms is expected as heat fatigue and sun exposure rise concerns. Lorain County marks a wet season, with spring rainfall totaling 17.9 inches, four inches above normal, and May showing above-average rainfall.
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Aemer
National Weather Service
Ohio
Ray Diederich
Cleveland
Lorain County
Diederich
Ohio death row inmates face impact from execution ban
About a quarter of Ohio death row inmates could be affected by the U S Supreme Court ruling banning executions of mentally retarded offenders, with the public defender estimating 25 to 30 percent of the 201 inmates meeting disability standards. Officials dispute the figure, saying none on death row are mentally retarded. The ruling marks a shift after the 1989 decision and underscores changing views on culpability and punishment.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
State Public Defender’s
David
Bodiker
Public Defender
Joe Bodine
Public Defender's Office
American Association On
Kerry Chambers
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
Fund set up for shock victim Derek Carter medical costs
Amherst business leaders and the city organized the Derek Carter Benevolent Fund at FirstMerit Bank to help with medical and related costs for Derek Carter the 20 year old Lorain man badly burned and nearly electrocuted while working on a downtown building His mother says he has multiple amputations skull exposure and extensive tissue loss with ongoing surgeries and potential future procedures. Community supporters including Ceramic Design Technologies are coordinating donations and prayers as Carter remains in critical condition at MetroHealth Medical Center.
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Amherst
Lorain
Derek Carter
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Carter
Denise Slusher
Slasher
Slusher
Metro- Health
Gaugster
Laenana
Adria Holowczak
Ceramic Design Technolo
Gies
Derek
FirstMerit Bank
Cleveland Ave
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