City sues to shut down Vic's Night Club in Elyria
The city of Elyria filed lawsuits against Rock-N-Roll Billiards Inc and Dean Costa over Vic's Night Club after the Ohio Division of Liquor Control ruled Costa cannot hold a liquor license. A 11:30 a.m. March 23 hearing in Lorain County Common Pleas Court is set for a restraining order to halt all activities at the Kerstetter Way property.
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City Cuts Copier Contract Costs In Elyria
Elyria renegotiates a five year copier contract with MT Business Technologies Inc. using the state purchasing program. Law Director Scott Serazin says the city saves over 94 281 dollars compared with the prior mayoral deal, and plans to seek council approval without a new bid. He calls the agreement advantageous.
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Townships Withdraw from Lorain County Building Department
Lorain County sees six townships leave the part time building inspection unit two months ago and only two remain. Elyria Grafton Penfield and Sheffield have since withdrawn. A county wide expansion to 18 townships failed by a near unanimous Lorain County Township Association vote in January. Columbia voted against the full time department.
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Morrison reads from Home at Oberlin College reading
Lorain born Nobel author Toni Morrison spoke at Finney Chapel, describing her upcoming novel Home about Frank Money, a Korean War veteran returning to a racially charged early 1950s town to help his sister who is in mortal danger. She noted the main character challenges the author to create intimacy.
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Morrison focused Toni Morrison Society to reside at Oberlin
The Toni Morrison Society will house its residency at Oberlin College's Mudd Library starting in July. Chair Carolyn Denard said the international scholarly group aims to collaborate with Lorain County institutions, notably the Lorain Public Library, to connect with Morrison's hometown community.
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Avon Lake School District Prepares for Genon Closure
Avon Lake officials anticipate losing over 1 million in property tax revenue from Genon plans to close eight facilities, including the Avon Lake generating plant in April 2015, after EPA findings highlighted high greenhouse gas and ozone emissions. The plant employs about 80 people.
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