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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 2009

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Ohio stimulus plan to create over twenty thousand jobs

Gov. Ted Strickland announced 149 transportation projects across Ohio funded by 774 million in federal stimulus money. The plan, expected to create more than 21,000 jobs, awaits approval within a stalled 7.5 billion transportation budget as lawmakers haggle who will authorize a future passenger rail project. Negotiations resume after weekend talks.

Columbus Ohio Ted Strickland Strickland House Senate

Lorain Port Authority Receives 3.3 Million for Lakefront Work

The Lorain Port Authority tops the Lorain County list with 3.3 million in federal stimulus funds to advance lakefront improvements at a former dredge site. Other projects in the county total over 7 million across six initiatives. The funds were announced Thursday and point to broader redevelopment efforts.

Lorain Port Authority Lorain County Lorain Port

ARNCO Stays in Elyria with 30 New Jobs Planned

ARNCO Corp owned by A Technologies plans to expand in Elyria keeping its top-20 employer status since 1970. The move to a single building would increase space to 211000 square feet, add about 30 jobs over three years, and include a $390000 project with a $47000 city tax credit.

Elyria Lorain Arnco Corp ARNCO A ® Technologies Garden Street A-D Technologies Jeff Naymik

Free Burritos At New Store Draw Local Fans

Jonathan Powers, 26, of Elyria, enjoys a pork carnita as he recalls winning a year’s supply of Chipotle burritos at the University of Dayton. He says he’s waited all winter for the new store to open.

Jonathan Powers Elyria University of Dayton Chuck Humel Chronicle Desi Galindo

Raid on Cuyahoga County sheriff offices in fundraising probe

State agents from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation searched the Cuyahoga County Sheriff Gerald McFaul office for about four hours collecting computer files and documents. Investigators focus on whether employees aided McFaul’s campaign by selling tickets to his annual clambake and raised state law prohibitions on campaign work by public employees. McFaul, 74, announced plans to retire April 1 after 32 years in office citing health reasons.

Cleveland Ohio Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Cuyahoga County Gerald McFaul McFaul Gerry Mroczkowski

Groundbreaking Planned for Our Lady Queen of Peace Church

Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Grafton plans an April 18 groundbreaking for a $3.2 million worship space with a 65 foot tower and 10 foot cross, funded by a 2006 merger of Assumption and Immaculate Conception. The merged parish aims to address growth and avoid potential closures under the diocese Vibrant Parish Plan. The Immaculate Conception copper dome building will stay open for daily Mass with weddings and funerals in the chapel.

Grafton Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church John Seabold Assumption Church Immaculate Conception Church Our Lady Queen of Peace Seabold Immaculate Conception Cleveland Richard Lennon Ohio

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