Remembering Donn Whyte Richfield Educator and Neighbor
Donn Lawrence Whyte 59 of Richfield Ohio died March 14 2018 after a life as a devoted father and math teacher He taught at Strongsville High School for 30 years and supported his church Cavaliers Indians and Ohio State A memorial service was set for April 7 2018 at Brecksville United Church of Christ In lieu of flowers gifts may be made to the church or Dr Ahluwalia s Research and Education Fund for glioblastoma in his name
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Donn Lawrence Whyte
Richfield
Ohio
Amanda Whyte
Todd Sedivy
Spencer Whyte
Kathryn
Wayne
Whyte
Pamela McCourt
William
Constance Reinhard
Donald
Cynthia Keighley
Richard
Wayne Whyte, Jr
Mary
Donna Pritchett
Donn
Cavaliers
Ohio State
Strongsville High School
Brecksville
Tina Gabler
Roger Christ obituary notices Eaton Township resident
Roger Christ aged 69 of Eaton Township died March 21 2018 after a short illness. Arrangements are announced by Blackburn-Duke Funeral Home 1021 Main St Grafton.
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Roger Christ
Eaton Township
Blackburn-Duke Funeral Home
Main St
Grafton
Milbrandt James E. 78 of Columbia Station dies after long illness
James E. Milbrandt 78 of Columbia Station died March 21 2018 after a lengthy illness at Villa Carmillus Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Born August 28 1939 in Cleveland he lived in Eaton Township 32 years worked in HVAC at Bay Furnace and enjoyed old cars. He chaired car club activities and was a social member of V E Post 9871. He is survived by wife Frances sons Mike and John daughters Nancy and Connie sister Josephine and sister in law Pat. Funeral arrangements show visiting March 25 with a prayer service and Mass at St Peter Church Burial follows at Holy Trinity Cemetery. Donations may be made to Southwest General Health Foundation.
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James E. Milbrandt
Columbia Station
Villa Camillus
Cleveland
Eaton Township
Bay Furnace
James
North Ridgeville
V.E. Post
Frances
Penny
Mike
Audra) Milbrandt
John Milbrandt
Tampa
Florida
Nancy
Gene) Whitaker
Indianapolis
Indiana
Connie Milbrandt
Mount Ida
Arkansas
Josephine
Jim) Grospitch
Avon Lake
Pat Milbrandt
George
Blaha
George Milbrandt
Bogner
Center Ridge Rd
St. Peter Church
Bob Franco
Holy Trinity Cemetery
Jame
Southwest General Health Foundation
Bagley Road
Middleburg Heights
Bognerfamily Funeralhome
Joe Ledford 70 Brunswick Car Enthusiast and Racer Dies
Joe R. Ledford 70 of Brunswick died March 22 2018 born February 15 1948 in New port Tennessee. He led J R Mechanical for 30 years a Pipefitters Local 120 member part owner of Asia nightclub active racer in Bonneville Maxton Loring and Wilmington with speed records at Utah Salt Flats 206.608 in a 1932 Ford Roadster. He is survived by his wife Sunny and children Michelle and Ken. A celebration of life March 24 2018 at Waite and Son Funeral Home. Donations to American Lung Association or Medina County SPCA.
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Joe R. Ledford
Brunswick
Newport
Tennessee
Joe
Geneva
Nee Samples) Ledford
HVAC
J.R. Mechanical
Pipefitters
Cleveland
Asia
Bonneville
Maxton
Loring
Wilmington
Salt Flats
Utah
Center Rd
American Lung Association
Rockside Woods
N. Ste
Independence
Medina County
SPCA
Guilford Rd
Seville
Waitefuneralhome
House keeps Great Lakes cleanup funds amid push to cut
The House approved current funding levels and even increases for environmental programs aiding Great Lakes restoration and other waters. The $1.3 trillion package would allocate about $448 million to EPA programs, with the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative receiving $300 million. Supporters argue federal help leverages local efforts and funds thousands of projects. Trump had urged deep cuts or elimination, but lawmakers from both parties defended the programs citing regional benefits and job protection.
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Traverse City
Mich
Donald Trump
U.S. House
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
Great Lakes
Trump
Chesapeake Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Puget Sound
San Francisco Bay
Todd Ambs
New York
Minnesota
Ambs
EPA urges action on Lake Erie phosphorus but avoids new rules
The EPA backs expanding efforts to cut phosphorus fueling algae yet stops short of new regulations. It relies on state and local programs and voluntary farming actions, with stricter rules left to states. Ohio designates western Lake Erie impaired, drawing praise from environmental groups but concerns about tourism and fishing impacts linger.
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U.S
EPA
Ohio
Lake Erie
Howard Learner
Environmental Law & Policy Center
Peter Bucher
Ohio Environmental Council
Toledo
Marblehead
Ohio boards discuss agency consolidation and graduation site
The board reviewed a proposed transfer of duties to a new agency and disapproved consolidating power from the state school board. They approved a contract for graduation at Wolstein Center and got an update on Early Childhood Learning Community construction. Roetzel Consulting presented a staffing study comparing North Ridgeville to similar districts.
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Ohio Department of Education
Ohio Department of Higher Education
State School Board
Wolstein Center
Mills Creek Lane
Powell
Roetzel Consulting
North Ridgeville
Wellington park plan balances tribute with passive design
A 13 member committee approved a passive Wellington park with a life size Spirit of 76 statue and a Wellington script sign. Estimated at 1.6 million, funding is sought via grants. a bandstand 30 by 40 feet is planned and the police building relocation could cost 1.5 to 2.5 million depending on site.
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Wellington
Brubeck Design Co
Schneider
Oberlin leaders push for reforms and infrastructure upgrades
Oberlin officials preview a broad plan including Indigenous People's Day, higher city wages, LGBTQ protections, and DACA support. They outline carbon neutral power progress, new light posts on Butternut Ridge Road, water main upgrades on West Lorain Street, stormwater fixes, and a Complete Streets project on Professor Street with speed tables.
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Butternut Ridge Road
Public Works Department
West Lorain Street
Hollywood
Prospect Streets
Burgess
Hillard
Lincoln Street
Morgan Street
Professor Street
Oberlin
Pradnya Martz
Burgess and Hillard
Elyria man arrested after robbery and shooting threat
Police arrested Jamy Mack, 30, in a parking lot after an attack and attempted carjacking near Kipling and Sumner. A loaded 9 mm handgun reported stolen from Franklin County was found on him. Police seek two additional suspects described as a white man 50 to 60 with glasses in a black leather jacket and a heavyset man in all black. Call (440) 323-3302 with tips.
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Costantino
Kipling
Elyria
Sumner
Jamy Mack
Fowl Road
Wvilil
Franklin County
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