Amherst curb concerns rise over Quarry Creek housing plan
Amherst residents fear the Quarry Creek Residential Development on 22 acres along North Dewey Road will worsen traffic and hinder emergency access. The 174 new units by Sommers Real Estate Group face opposition from neighbors wary of a one‑way road and a pump station blocking possible connectors.
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Lorain appoints interim auditor Carissa Woytach
Lorain will have an interim auditor start Monday with Tim Williams serving until the Lorain Democratic Central Committee names a replacement. Williams is a former Elyria Safety/Service Director and school board member. Auditor Karen Shawver resigns, last day Friday, and she will join Sheffield Village as deputy fiscal officer.
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Third generation Elyria firefighter sworn in
Sean Hayes becomes the first third generation member of the Elyria Fire Department joining after completing basic training and while finishing paramedic studies. He follows his father Chris Hayes and grandfather Tom Hayes who served in the department from 1983 to 2014 and 1959 to 1981 respectively. Chief Pronesti called the feat historic and lauded the Hayes family legacy.
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Lorain City Council approves law department salary and position changes
Lorain expands the Law Department with a new assistant prosecutor and a part time victim advocate, splitting a hybrid role to address rising workload. The move, funded in part by grants and the police levy, could save about 18 000 this year and up to 45 000 if grants cover salaries. four lawyers receive raises as part of the plan, with total costs around 202 550.
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Lorain County Winter Crisis Program Ends March 31
Lorain County Community Action Agency will end its Winter Crisis Program March 31 and reopen November 1. A new Energy Services satellite opened in Wellington at 105 Maple St with Friday appointments. call (440) 731-2640. Programs require income limits and disconnection notices. services include in person help in Elyria and at Second Baptist Church, plus a Summer Crisis Program.
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