North Quarry Road hauling prompts council concerns in Amherst
Amherst residents on North Quarry Road again pressed City Council over silt stone trucking by Geupel Construction for Cleveland Quarries, damaging yards and the street. Mayor Jaworski defended industrial zoning while promising road repairs and possible funding to resurface the street as hauling continues into spring and perhaps summer.
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Amherst
North Quarry Road
Ohio Department of Transportation
Geupel Construction Co
Columbus
Cleveland Quarries
Oberlin
Mary Jane Loushin
Ken Loushin
Jaworski
Oberlin ACLU Calls for Constitution Debate Delegates
The Oberlin College ACLU invites Lorain County residents to apply as delegates for an April 10 11 meeting on constitutional issues. Debates cover a constitutional convention presidential veto direct election of the president and term lengths for representatives. Applications due Friday first come first served with Wilder Hall contact details.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
American Civil Liberties Union
Lorain County
Jefferson Foundation
Jefferson Meeting
Wilder Hall
Box 7
Ohio
Sheffield Village Grants 3 Percent Pay Hikes
Salaried and hourly village workers receive 3 percent raises effective April 1 under ordinances passed Monday night. Fire Chief Bud Brown gets a $2,000 flat hike to align with police chief pay, raising his salary to $6,019.41 yearly. Total wage increases cost $8,000 to $10,000. Police Chief Andrew Dziak rises to $11,767.54 annually. Hourly rates vary across water and sewer and other departments. Two hospitalizing ordinances were sent back without motion, amid opposition from Finance Chairman Cleo Ridenour.
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Sheffield
Bud Brown
Martha Monagon
Brown
Monagon
Andrew Dziak
Finance Committee
Cleo Ridenour
Council
Olmsted Falls bands thrive with large student roster
Olmsted Falls schools boast 172 middle school and 120 high school band members. Directors Gulden and Steuber credit sustained cooperation, open participation, and structured practice for high retention from fifth grade through eighth grade. The district bands earn top ratings and perform at notable events. Community support includes a $5,000 donation for new uniforms.
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Olmsted Falls
Falls Middle School
Kevin Gulden
Kevin Steuber
Steuber
Gulden
Cleveland
Gulden and Steuber
Olmsted Falls Music Association
JVS to spotlight U S minorities during All People’s Week
Lorain County Joint Vocational School will host fifth All People’s Week April 6-10 with displays, guest speakers, International festival booths, and an adopt an exchange student day. Humanism Handshake Day and dress up events are planned with Food Services offering ethnic meals.
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Oberlin
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
America
JVS
Lorain County
Hong Kong
Japan
Netherlands
Germany
India
Puerto Rico
Brazil
Don Fenderson
Ridgeville schools brace for deficit if levy fails
North Ridgeville officials warn a May 5 8.9 mill operating levy vote could trigger a 400000 to 600000 shortfall for 1987 88 with enrollment dropping about 150 pupils and state aid possibly rising only modestly. The district would begin July with about 70000 to operate and may face layoffs and program cuts if funds do not improve.
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North Ridgeville
Lee
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C-T
ACLU
Kathleen Wilhelm
Water and Sewer Department
Robert S. Cook
R.W. Beckett Corp
The
Community Foundation of
Greater Lorain County
William Foster
Cook
Pipe Dreams
Hilltop Park
Elyria
Corrie Loughner
Ashley Loughner
Gregory Tight
Linda Murphy
O. Falls
U.S
Alan Jungbluth
Jungbluth
Elizabeth Hickey
Abbe Road
Agricultural District
Cathy Lynne Jalkanen
Philip and
Velma DeChant
Ridgeville
Robert Lee
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