Elyria Plans $29 Million Twin Bridge Parkway
Elyria moves to reshape its future with a $29 million twin bridge project begun in late January. The plan extends Second and Third streets to cross the B and O railroad, opening 1100 acres of industrial land to growth and potentially doubling local businesses and jobs. Community leaders say the undeveloped land could redefine western Elyria and position the city near a regional industrial hub.
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Bridge project yields first benefits for Elyria plant access
Luxaire and Great Lakes Construction progress on a $29 million twin bridge project near Elyria. Lakes Construction digs two one-acre ponds on Luxaire property to supply dirt for embankments and water for fire protection, enabling a new plant entrance and improved highway access. The project, funded with federal aid, aims to spur industrial park development while addressing long held access questions and future utility needs.
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Rural advocate Dorothy Schriver joins Lorain park board
Dorothy Schriver, named to the Lorain County Metropolitan Park District Board by Probate Judge Robert Corts, says the appointment came unexpectedly. A Belden resident and mother of 11, she aims to represent rural residents as park district plans grow, citing upcoming projects like the Lakeshore Players Playhouse at French Creek Reservation and new nature programs.
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Tiny Tim returns to Oberlin on comeback tour
Manhattan-born entertainer Herbert Khaury known as Tiny Tim performs at Oberlin College and clubs in Greenwich Village as part of a city by day tour. He emphasizes keeping old songs alive, mixes in contemporary numbers, and plans a June tour with Jan Murray Herman’s Hermits and Pinkie Lee while noting life on the road since Laugh-In.
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