McDonald's plans drastic reshape of Elyria Broad Street
Elyria planning commission will review a proposal to raze the current McDonald’s at Broad Street and West Avenue and replace it with a new building. The project would demolish several adjacent structures from Wigland toward West Avenue, reduce on street parking by five spaces, and add a wraparound drive through outdoor seating ample parking and a new golden arches sign.
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Elyria
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West Broad Street
NASA Glenn visit honors Ellen Stefan chief scientist role
Ellen Stefan, NASA chief scientist, toured the Cleveland Oberlin area NASA Glenn Research Center's Electric Propulsion Lab. She praised deep space propulsion work aimed at Mars and stressed imagining first to achieve innovative space goals. Stefan recalled childhood space interest inspired by her father Andrew Stofan, former center director.
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Cleveland
Oberlin
Ellen Stefan
NASA
Glenn Research Center
Mars
Stefan
Andrew Stofan
Stofan
NASA Glenn
Electric Propulsion Lab
Bruce Bishop
NASA Glenn Research Center
Marriage Linked to Better Heart Health Across Ages
A study of over 3.5 million Americans shows married individuals have lower rates of heart and blood vessel problems than singles, divorced, or widowed people. The researchers note correlation, not proven causation, and include a broad range of conditions beyond heart attacks.
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Carlos Alviar
Berger
Ohio
Life Line Screening Inc
Faulty Fridge Ruined Over 1100 Vaccines at Oberlin Clinic
Ohio health officials say Kidz First Pediatrics in Oberlin kept vaccines at improper temperatures for at least two days in October 2011, affecting 1123 doses. Logs showed inconsistent readings and late reporting while Dr. John Sanderson cited an employee adjusting a refrigerator as temperatures fluctuated.
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Ohio Department of Health
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Kidz First Pediatrics
John Sanderson
Root Road crossing in North Ridgeville to close for repairs
The Root Road railroad crossing will close at 9 a.m. Thursday for tie and vehicle detection system replacement, asphalt resurfacing, and related repairs by Norfolk Southern Railroad and CTC Inc. The crossing is expected to reopen at 5 p.m. on April 11, after a prior notice of April 7.
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