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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2017
Page
8
Governor Kasich's administration seeks to mine government data across 120 agencies and 1,600 systems to address infant mortality addiction hunger dropout and unemployment. The plan would strip personal data before cross referencing to find patterns.
State Rep Kirk Schuring says the drama The One Percent will film in Canton and Northeast Ohio starting in 2018. Hilary Swank and Greg Kinnear are cast as a couple trying to save a family farm. Tax credits totaling 5 million were approved, with about 990 Ohio residents expected to be hired mainly as extras. Production did not respond to comment requests.
A spring craft and vendor fair will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in the Elyria High School Dining Hall at 601 Middle Ave Elyria. Proceeds benefit Elyria Special Olympics and donations are welcomed for entry.
Schloss will receive a contract amendment boosting base pay to 125000 and likely sign a new three year deal in May. She has guided Elyria University and led a $140 million building project plan shrinking district schools, with strong voter support and a career spanning from teacher to district administrator since 1994.
Sheffield Lake mayor Bring touts road repairs totaling about 250000 annually and plans for new parks while praising police and focusing on fire prevention. Avon Lake leaders cite over a million spent on roads, new programs, a planned urgent care center, a Ford plant with 1800 employees, and opioid awareness efforts. Mayor Hunter highlights homicide resolution, veterans clinic success, and a shift toward warnings over citations with a 25 percent rise in veterans' visits. Contact Jodi Weinberger at 329 7245 or jweinberger chroniclet.com.
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