Ross Environmental seeks faster appeal on EPA orders
Ross Environmental Services asks the Ohio Environmental Board of Review to overturn or delay EPA orders tied to a Dec 5 fire at its Eaton Township hazardous waste incinerator. A hearing is set for April 3 with a full hearing if denied, starting April 22. If delays persist, Ross warns of potential closure and a loss of 5 million dollars or more.
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Neame Sun PS Board
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ross Environmental Services
Ohio Environmental Board of Review
Ross
EPA
Ross’ Hazardous Waste Incinerator
Eaton Township
Design An d Write An Editorial Contest Winners
The Chronicle-Telegram honored winners of its 8th Annual Design And Write An Editorial Contest at Lorain County Community College. About 800 attendees enjoyed cake punch and refreshments after the awards. More than 3,700 entries were submitted from 102 classes this year. Winning entries will appear in a special Chronicle tab on April 23.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Community College
Stocker Center
Convenient Food Mart
Chronicle
The
Bad roads push Lorain to weigh bond plan
Lorain officials debate a $4 million to $5 million street repair bond plan led by Mayor Joseph Koziura. Some council members back borrowing at 3 to 6 percent while others oppose. supporters cite repairs on Missouri to Elyria avenues and G Street. Councilman Given expects a decision after the 1996 budget. Sedivy notes a NY trip to boost the city bond rating from A toward AA or AAA to secure better rates.
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Lorain
Joseph Koziura
Ruben Torres
D-5th Ward
Koziura
Woodrow Mathna
David Wargo
1St Ward
Missouri
Grant
McKinley
Reid
Elyria Avenues
G Street
Root Road
Daniel Given
Council
Finance and Claims Committee
Given
D-7th Ward
Oak Point
William Flynn
Duth Ward
City Hall
Flynn
Jeff Sedivy
D-2nd Ward
Kozlura
Craig Foltin
New York
Sedivy
Women sue over Tower City restrooms spys case
A $25 million lawsuit filed in Cuyahoga County claims women at Tower City and Forest City Enterprises were spied on in downtown restrooms. Plaintiffs say vents in stalls allowed surveillance by building staff for years on multiple floors. The suit, tied to Mezanin Court Reporters employees, seeks privacy rights under the Ninth Amendment.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Shafran
U.S
Mezanin Court
Tower City
Num
Ber
Thomas Patrick Curran
Duane Bishop
Avon nursing home boss tops in nation
Gail Bash of Good Samaritan Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Avon has been named the nation’s top nursing home administrator by the National Association of Activity Professionals. Bash will accept the Administrator of the Year award April 18 in Orlando, Fla. She has led the 212 bed facility for 20 years and serves as full-time administrator for three years.
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Avon
Gail Bash
Good Samaritan Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
Bash
Orlando
Fla
National Association of Activity Professionals
Bush
Cleveland
Barb Bartlome
Good Samaritan
Detroit Road
Marie Slaton
The
National Association
Ohio State University
Menorah Park Center
Beachwood
Brian
Gail Bush
Good Samaritan Nursing Home
Sam Lewis
Molester lawsuit settled in Elyria case involving 91‑year‑old man
A $15 million molestation lawsuit against Michael Guerra and his wife was settled out of court in Elyria. The suit, brought by parents of two sisters now aged 17 and 19, alleged mistreatment years earlier. Attorneys declined to reveal terms, with the case scheduled to go to trial on April 10.
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Elyria
Michael Guerra
Brian K. Balser
Guerra
John P. Gallagher
Beker Sar
Assignment Row Resumes Friday
The column will resume on Friday after an on assignment interval, signaling a return to regular publication. The note indicates the writer or staff member is temporarily away and will contribute again soon.
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Lage
Avon Nursing Home
Benjamin Greisser
Dents
Gail
Bartlome
Benjamin Gleisser
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