Tagliabue presses Cleveland on Browns stadium deal
National Football League commissioner Paul Tagliabue faced a tough day with Cleveland City Council as he urged approval of the tentative agreement to finance a new Browns stadium on the current site. Opponents urged alternatives and highlighted cost risks while Tagliabue defended PSLs and the plan to avoid long court battles, stressing a win-win outcome if approved.
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Paul Tagliabue
Tagliabue
Martin Hoke
Michael White
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NFL
Chicago
White
West Palm Beach
Fla
Browns
Ostendorf-Morris Co
Hoke
Council
Psls
Cuyahoga County
Fannie Lewis
Lorain councilman condemns Tower Boulevard plan
Lorain City Councilman William Flynn D Ninth Ward voices strong opposition to the municipal plan to extend Tower Boulevard only to Elyria Avenue and urges a full extension from Tacoma Avenue west to Falbo Avenue. He says delaying the eastern reach harms South Lorain residents, especially for emergency access to the west campus hospital.
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Lorain
Tacoma Avenue
Falbo Avenue
William Flynn
D-9th Ward
Flynn
Tower Boulevard
South Lorain
West Side
Joseph Koziura
Elyria Avenue
Anthony Krasienko
Lorain Community
St. Joseph Regional Health Center
Safety Service
George Koury
Free breast cancer screenings in Cleveland Saturday
Free breast cancer screenings will be offered from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Fairview Hospital Physicians Center 18069 Lorain Avenue Cleveland. The event supports the American Cancer Society Breast Education Screening and Treatment program. Reservations are required and information is available by calling 476-7324.
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Fairview Hospital Physicians Center
Lorain Avenue
American Cancer Society
Ridgeville OKs ex TV newsman for safety service
Former TV newsman Thomas J Sweeney Jr was confirmed as Ridgeville safety service director by the City Council despite questions of charter compliance. The mayor announced the appointment on Feb 20, and a 4 3 council vote upheld it after initial confusion over authority and required approval. Sweeney resides in Cleveland's West Park area, prompting debate over qualifications and residency context.
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Thomas J Sweeney Jr
Deanna Hill
Sweeney
Warren Blakely
Blakely
Scott Serazin
Serazin
Darrell Gerhart
Safety ‘Service
Case Road
Gerhart
West Park
Cleveland
Hill
Officials back 2nd school entrance
Avon officials including the mayor back a second entrance for the new 12.9 million high school to be built south of Detroit Road and west of Stoney Ridge. The plan adds a teachers parking entrance on Hunters Trail and keeps buses using both entrances, while Hunters Trail residents push for one entrance to curb traffic. Council members stress the street is a designed collector and support traffic relief, with Planning Commission to decide after further review.
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Conn
Hunters Trail
Detroit Road
Stoney Ridge
Kinzel Roads
James Smith
Edward Krystowski
Detroit
Stoney Ridge Road
Kinzel Road
John Eldred
Ted Graczyk
Michael McDonough
4Th Ward
David Kaiser
2Nd Ward
Planning Commission
City Hall
Salvation Army wins backing for new storage building
Elyria City Council approved rezoning 11 to 0 to allow a 2,160 square foot storage addition at the Salvation Army Broad Street facility as part of a $700,000 renovation, overturning a Planning Commission denial. The prior ruling cited residential neighborhood impact, now reduced by a private drive plan.
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Salvation Army
Broad Street
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