North Ridgeville weighs cluster subdivision zoning change
North Ridgeville debates rewriting the cluster subdivision ordinance to curb developer land deals. Council members Berg and Noll clash over allowing smaller frontages and park land swaps, while builders warn loss of leverage could raise costs and slow growth.
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Nell
Rosemary Berg
South Central Park
Frontier Park
Boulder Drive
Berg
Michael Zunich
North Ridge Investment
North Ridgeville
Zurich
North Olmsted
Ernest Gundy
Lorain
Mack Long
Elyria
Archie Evans
Growth Central Committee
Lorain to drop residency rule after crackdown
Lorain civil service commissioners plan to abolish the 50 year old residency requirement affecting all city workers including police and fire. The move follows a November crackdown amid concerns residents raised by Fraternal Order of Police officials and residents like Robert Rousseau.
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Lorain Civil Service
Lorain
Civil Service
Commission
Francis Cardle
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP) Lodge 3
FOP
James McBennett
del Rivera Jr
Lodge
Robert Rousseau
Rousseau
Ronald Nau
Amherst
Elyria
New London schools calendar approved for 1980-81
New London board of education approved an August 19 opening and May 28 closing for the 1980-81 calendar by a 3-2 vote after failed amendments to move start dates. Christmas and Easter breaks noted, with 180 student days and 183 teacher days. The board also approved a $500 yearly library funding increase, delayed cultural enrichment and gifted programs decisions, hired Carel Skillicorn as nurse assistant instructor, and noted a resident offering a van for student transport.
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Helen Payne
New London
Board of Education
Supt
Howard Duimage
Russell Edgington
Russell Saunders
Care! Skillicorn
Vermilion weighs levy as district faces deficit
Vermilion school board schedules March 31 meeting to consider a levy for the June primary after Superintendent Jack Hook warns of a potential $600,000 deficit next year. He says the levy amount will be decided by the board amid inflation and rising operating costs.
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Vermilion
Jack Hook
Vermilion Schools
Hook
Vermilion Teachers Association
Mario Rini
Paul Sennhenn, Jr
Keystone seeks teacher for gifted student program
Keystone School District seeks a coordinator teacher for a gifted and talented program set to start in 1980 81, serving about 15 fourth and fifth graders with two four hour sessions weekly. The program emphasizes enrichment, not acceleration, and selection will use tests and recommendations. State funds may cover about 21000 dollars.
Black River approves seven percent raise for teachers
Black River board of education granted a seven percent raise to teachers retroactive to January 1, with a one year pact and two years of contract language. Starting bachelor’s salary rises to 10,700 and top master’s with 15 years reaches 19,448. Hospitalization expands to 365 days and outpatient testing, parental leave for birth granted. Board also approved $2.3 million appropriations and other personnel changes and district actions.
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Neysa Stroup
C-T
Spencer
Black River
Board of Education
Tom Miller
The
Black River Teachers Association
Supt
Stanley Searing
Cancer Bazaar Sparks Fundraiser Events In North Ridgeville
A Cancer Bazaar runs March 9 to 30 with items donated by residents and merchants. Proceeds go to the American Society. Tickets cost 1 and can be obtained by calling Mrs. Petrisko at 327-8272. Also listed are PTA meetings, Easter can sale at Elyria Savings Bank, band events, hot stove baseball and softball registrations, and umpire trainings with dates, times, and contact numbers.
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Maryon. Petrisko
PTA
P.m
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Nrth Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Hot Stove
Palmer Field
Francie Martin
Westfield
City Hall
City Parks and Recreation Department
Umpires' Association
John Mader
Park and Recreation
Amherst vetoes expensive police contract doubt on override
Amherst Mayor DePasola vetoes the police contract calling it too expensive and unconstitutional parts. Council plans to wait two weeks before action, anticipating an override with six votes needed. Also vetoed a mini audit. debate includes reprimand options for Koepp over meeting walkout. New London plays host three one act musicals March 2 and 22 at the high school.
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Amherst
Anthony DePasola
Council
John Jaworski
DePaola
Jan Wittenbrook
Dave Standen
Arnold Koepp
Koepp
NEW London
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Ridgeville
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Shaffer Drive
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South Shore Court
Larry B. Jones
42Nd St
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Diane Issac
Julie Janisch
Searing
Lake Erie Educational Computer Association
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Roll Arena
Park and Recreation Board
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John Wogan
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