Cabinet maker to add hundreds of jobs in Northeast Ohio
KraftMaid, a Masco Corp subsidiary, plans to hire about 200 workers in coming months with potential to add 500 to 700 more over five years as it expands plants in Middlefield and Orwell. The Middlefield expansion adds 60,000 square feet by July with a 10,600 square foot addition opening in October.
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Middlefield
Ohio
Kraft
Cabinetry Inc
Taylor, Mich
Masco Corp
Geauga County
Cleveland
Orwell
Kraft Maid
Geauga
Ashtabula
Dence
Akron
Kim Boos
Officials seek cross state plan to halt emerald ash borer spread
Authorities from Ohio Indiana and Michigan discuss a barrier of ash tree removal across a miles wide corridor from Detroit into northwestern Ohio and northeastern Indiana to stop the emerald ash borer. The plan mirrors Canada's ash-free zone and would rely on forestry maps while costs remain undetermined with up to 43.4 million in federal eradication funding anticipated.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio and
U.S. Agriculture Departments
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Detroit
U.S. Forestry Service
Lucik
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Fire damages Spruce Street rental. no injuries reported
An electrical short circuit started a fire at 182 Spruce St in Elyria causing about 30000 in damage Saturday. The tenant Ron Hubson and his three children were in a upstairs when the couch burst into flames. Firefighters arrived within an hour and contained the fire to the living room with smoke damage noted throughout the house.
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Elyria
Spruce Street
Tim Mitchell
Spruce St
Ron Hubson
Mitchell
Toledo nun’s murder sparks years of ministry and mystery
In 1980 Sister Margaret Ann Pahl was found strangled and stabbed at Mercy Hospital. The case later tied to Rev. Gerald Robinson, now jailed on murder charges as investigators review alleged priest abuse and possible satanic rituals involving church figures.
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Toledo
Dave Davison
Mercy Hospital
Margaret Ann Pahl
Jerome Swiatecki
Gerald Robinson
Lucas County
Robinson
Pahl
Davison
Ray Vetter
Vetter
John Tharp
Schwarzenegger seeks end to bobblehead dolls in likeness
Ohio brothers produced about a thousand Schwarzenegger bobbleheads for charity, selling at 19.95 each. The governor’s law firm demanded immediate stop, return of dolls, and substantial payment, threatening suit if unmet. The brothers defend rights as public figures and plan to fight.
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Canton
California
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Ohio
Todd Bosley
Schwarzenegger
Bosley
Ohio Discount Merchandise
Lovely & Singer
Martin Singer
Schwarzeneg
Ger
Bobblehead Brothers
Toby
Toby Bosley
Bosleys
Kyle Michel
Brothers
Kristen Ann Carr
Bosley Brothers
John Kerry
George Bush
Howard Dean
Wesley Clark
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