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Wetland mitigation shapes Lorain County Parkway plan
Parkway work near Murray Ridge Road will bend south to spare wetlands, tearing up about 1.95 acres. The city purchased 2.5 acres at Sandy Ridge Mitigation Bank to compensate, costing about 65 thousand dollars. Design begins soon to be ready by next summer, with 18 months’ construction funded by city and federal money.
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Wetlands remain hurdle for parkway development plans
The corps approval allows progress but wetlands issues will reappear for any new business locating in the parkway area. About 130 more acres of wetlands exist around the parkway, with future development likely limited by mitigation and permit requirements.
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Meadows City Council veteran and union leader dies
Former Elyria council member and Ford plant veteran Meadows died leaving a legacy in city government and labor. He first ran for office in 1971, won the 6th Ward seat in 1979, chaired utilities, and mentored colleagues. He worked 38 years at the Lorain Ford plant and led United Auto Workers Local 425 for two decades.
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Policy shifts as U S to Kosovo for NATO peacekeeping debated
U S lawmakers clash with the White House over foreign policy as up to 4,000 Americans may be deployed to Kosovo for NATO peacekeeping. Critics urge a realignment, while defense officials warn of risks in Iraq and China policy.
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