Willoughby firm lands $18 million Elyria High School contract
Marcus Brothers Construction Co, of Willoughby, outbid eight firms to win the $18.3 million general building package for Elyria High School. The award, part of a $71 million project, covers concrete floors and walls, steel frame and terrazzo floors with work starts possible next month.
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Elyria High School
Marcus Brothers Construction Co
Rich Nielson
Adena Corp
Mansfield
Marcus
Ohio
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Richmond Heights
Cleveland Metropolitan
Cleveland Clinic
U.S. Federal Courthouse
Cleveland
Hyatt Regency
Hyatt
EHS
Scott Wagner
Regency Construction
East-West Construction Inc
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Construction bids for multiple firms across Ohio and beyond
Vaughn Industries Inc. and T and F Systems of Cleveland led a slate of bidders including Spectra Contracting Flooring Valley View Stonecreek Interior Systems Lewis Center TriMark SSKemp Cleveland ABC Piping Co Independence and Big Trees Inc Seattle on contracts totaling 7.034 million 6.3 million 1.837 million and 1.28559 million respectively as compiled in the project list.
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Vaughn Industries Inc
T and F Systems
Cleveland
Spectra Contracting
Valley View
Stonecreek Interior Systems
Lewis Center
TriMark
ABC Piping Co
Independence
Big Trees Inc
Seattle
County worker accused of threats inquiry continues
Richard Reiman, suspended with pay after a colleague alleged he threatened to bring a gun to work and kill county commissioners Betty Blair Ted Kale and Lori Kokoski, denies the claims. Sheriff Captain Reiber would not comment on specifics. Blair Kale Kokoski declined to comment. Reiman’s history includes a 30 day suspension last year for tying a noose in the county Maintenance Department, a move criticized by Black coworker James Brown who filed a complaint with the EEOC. Reiman says there was no malicious intent.
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Richard Reiman
Reiman
John Reiber
Betty Blair
Ted Kale
Lori Kokoski
Blair
Jim Cordes
James Brown
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Cordes
James
Ridgeville approves sewer rate hike as water hike delayed
Ridgeville City Council approved a 17 percent sewer rate increase and delayed an 18 percent water rate vote until April 6. Council members Kevin Corcoran and Ray McLaughlin voted no on both measures. Corcoran cited economic burden while supporting a five year trash contract with Allied Waste. Mayor David Gillock noted combined rate hikes total about $15 monthly, below state averages.
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North Ridgeville
Kevin Corcoran
Ray McLaughlin
Corcoran
Allied Waste
McLaughlin
David Gillock
Gillock
Sutton backs clunker trade-in incentive plan
U S Rep Betty Sutton proposes the Consumer Assistance to Recycle and Save Act offering 3000 to 5000 incentives to trade in eight-year-old vehicles for more efficient US assembled cars or transit vouchers. She cites a 40 percent drop in car sales and notes collaboration with Big Three automakers. Lorain County resident represents the 13th District.
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Betty Sutton
D-Copley Township
Sutton
United States
Lorain County
Germany
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