Ely Enterprises to Move to Lorain
Ely Enterprises based in Avon Lake with 20 current employees plans relocation to Lorain. The company may hire 10 more, contact Cindy Leise at 329 7245 or Cleise chroniclet.com.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2008
Page
12
Ely Enterprises based in Avon Lake with 20 current employees plans relocation to Lorain. The company may hire 10 more, contact Cindy Leise at 329 7245 or Cleise chroniclet.com.
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