Fire coverage expands in Columbia with Saturday service
Columbia residents near day coverage expansion as the fire department plans Saturday coverage. The March 1 trustees meeting tabled the plan to study finances, with weekday coverage already started in January after a levy approval. The new hours run 7 am to 5 pm weekdays, with firefighters paid $9 hourly and total payroll estimated at $108,120 annually, funded by a $187,000 millage.
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Gene Bulgrin
Bulgrin
Ruth Broscik
Ray Anthony
Eaton Township
Phil Slack
Gene Szczepanski
Ernie Walker
Community Notes contact details for submissions
To submit news for this column, contact Carol Weinert by calling (440) 329-7155, fax items to (440) 329-7282 or write Columbia-Eaton Township Community Notes, The Chronicle-Telegram, 225 East Ave., P.O. Box 4010, Elyria 44036.
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Columbia-Eaton Township
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Cleveland Clinic experts outline prostate cancer care options
Specialists from the Cleveland Clinic discuss diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer and new minimally invasive options for enlarged prostate. The program, from 6 30 pm to 9 00 pm, is at EMH Cleveland Clinic Urology Center Gates Building Gates Auditorium 125 East Broad Street Elyria with advance registration required by calling the Patent Education Department at 216 444 3641 or 1 800 548 8502.
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Cleveland Clinic
EMH
Urology Center
Gates Medical Building
Gates Auditorium
East Broad Street
Elyria
Patent Education Department
House approves curbs on steel imports
The House passed a bill to impose import quotas that would cut foreign steel shipments by about 25 percent. The 289 to 141 vote followed a heated debate with remarks by Ohio lawmakers and a banana protest to symbolize trade policy frustrations.
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Washington
House
Steel Dustry
Ohio
U.S
Ex-court clerk pleads not guilty in Sheffield theft
Denise Monscher 35 of Avon Lake is charged with two counts of tampering with evidence and one count of theft in office after a 10 month probe found she skimmed about 40000 dollars from traffic fines via floating tickets. Judge Edward Zaleski set next hearing for April 5. she is free on 7500 dollar bond.
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Sheffield
Denise Monscher
Avon Lake
Monschein
Glenview Drive
Common Pleas
Edward Zaleski
Kreig Brusnahan
Gregory White
Tion
White
Menschein
Ronald Trifiletti
Board hires architect to design new school
The New London school board approved hiring Fanning/Howey to design the new school and authorized a $7,800 traffic study required before construction. The design committee met at 3 p.m. at the high school with residents invited, and the 1999-2000 calendar was approved. School starts August 30 and ends June 6, 2000, with a two week Christmas break and a one week spring break. Minor disciplinary policy changes were approved along with a French Club trip to Europe in July 2000.
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New London
Fanning/Howey
Europe
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