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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 2016

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Ridgeville Planning approves big job project under NDA

Ridgeville Planning Commission approves a large, unnamed project termed TDK and a rezoning of a 30 acre Ridgeview site to light industrial. City officials decline to name the company or confirm the Riddell plant link, citing a non disclosure with Avison Young Ohio. The project could add 300 to 350 jobs with an investment estimated at 22 to 25 million dollars.

Elyria Ridgeview TDK Michael P. Sullivan Jr Peak Construction Corp Des Plaines, Ill Sullivan David Gillock Riddell Gillock Avison Young Ohio Cleveland Scannell Development Co Indianapo- Lee

Vigil marks end of watch for Lorain County officers

Wellington hosts this year’s Lorain County Police Memorial candle light vigil during National Police Week. Mayor Hans Schneider praises officers and the public’s support as Wellington Police Chief Tim Barfield reads the end of watch names and agencies. A list includes George Brenner and Rupert Becker among others, with additional honors for fallen officers from other jurisdictions. Brianna Walter, 18, lights the candle marking the vigil’s start.

Wellington Lorain County Hans Schneider Schneider Tim Barfield George Brenner Spooner Crapo Rochester Rupert Becker Amherst David Barnes New York Central Railroad Fred Webber Lorain Charles Deal Franklin Strohl Steve Manheim Chronicle Bruce Hughes

Sheriff opposes Grafton annexation of Eaton Township strip

Lorain County Sheriff Phil Stammitts publicly opposes Grafton’s plan to annex a narrow 20 foot by 1,300 foot strip in Eaton Township. He emails Eaton Township Trustee Jason Monschein that the move lacks credible justification beyond potential tax gains and calls it an attempt to extend village boundaries to include more properties and Midview Schools. Village officials say they have no intent to annex the campus and aim to conform boundaries, noting the strip was acquired in 2013 from North Grafton Realty and touches only one parcel.

Grafton Lorain County Phil Stammitts Eaton Township Jason Monschein Stammitti Midview Schools Midview Jason Dave DiVencenzo North Grafton Realty DiVencenzo

Ohio House backs medical marijuana bill HB 523

The Ohio House approved HB 523 to make Ohio the 25th state to allow medical marijuana. The measure would let doctors recommend cannabis in forms such as oil tinctures plant material edibles patches or vaporization and would bar smoking. The bill advances to the Senate and potentially to Gov Kasich for approval.

Ohio House of Representatives State Senate John Kasich Dan Ramos Dlprain Select Committee On Medical Marijuana Juana

Money From Stolen Charity Then Replaced

A church fundraiser jug containing pocket change for the Cleveland Christian Home was stolen in late February after a break in. The incident disrupted a two year drive by church children to aid needy kids, with the money later replaced by donors.

Janet Long Church Cleveland Christian Home

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