County pushes for tax break for May Co expansion
Lorain County commissioners back a plan to let May Co keep about a third of 1.4 million in taxes over ten years via a 75 percent real property abatement in a community reinvestment zone around Sheffield Centre. Sheffield Township and Clearview officials oppose the abatement, warning against gifting tax dollars after residents show no support for incentives.
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Elyria
Sheffield Township
Clearview
Betty Blair
May Co
Kaufmann’s
Silver Spring
Sheffield
Sheffield Centre
Lorain County
Midway Mall
Township
Gus Tapper
Tapper
Great Lakes
Pecora verdict upheld by state appeals court
A three judge panel of the 9th District Court of Appeals in Akron unanimously affirmed Lorain ex councilman Ronald A. Pecora’s felonious assault conviction. His attorney plans an Ohio Supreme Court appeal. He was sentenced to six to 15 years after firing at a driver he mistook for a prowler.
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Lorain
Ronald A. Pecora
9Th District Court of Appeals
Akron
Pecora
Ohio Supreme Court
George Voinovich
James M. Burge
Common Pleas
Floyd D. Harris
Motel eyed as Site for fire station
Elyria officials consider the Dial Inn Motel at Routes 57 and 113 as a potential site for a new fire station to serve the northeast quadrant. The project is part of a broader plan to add four stations, with traffic controls to aid responses, though details remain under discussion.
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Elyria
Dial Inn
Gerald Hammond
John Bard
Lake Avenue
Michael Keys
Shirley Guinta
Daniel Schue
Broad Street
Winckles Street
Cedar Street
Abbe Road
Schue
Elyria Auditor Renner Plans June Retirement
Elyria city officials will seek a replacement after Auditor Beverly Renner, age 59, announced her retirement at month's end. Renner has managed the city books for over 13 years and cited wanting to catch up with her retired husband as the reason. Lee RENNER, ,
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Elyria
Beverly Renner
Renner
Lorain sues Koscho over $1.3 million in public funds
Lorain files a suit seeking more than 1.3 million from its former health insurance plan administrator and auditor Kenneth Koscho and parties including Thomas J. Patton Diversified Benefit Plans Inc and Patton Insurance Association. The action cites a state audit covering 1985 to 1991 with 175 000 in recoveries and 100 000 to be repaid by Koscho Patton and Diversified Benefits. The Cincinnati Insurance Co issued a bond for Koscho. The case is led by Law Director Michael J. Scherach.
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Elyria
Lorain
Kenneth J. Koscho
Thomas J. Patton
Koscho, Patton
Diversified Benefits
Patton Insurance
Cincinnati Insurance Co
Koscho
Michael J. Scherach
Thomas E. Ferguson
Patton and
St Joseph School Drops Sixth Grade Classes in Amherst
Plaste MIGHTH GRADE classes at St Joseph Catholic School Amherst have been dropped for the 1993 64 school year.
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St. Joseph Catholic School
Amherst
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Sues Koscho
Diversified Benefit Plans Inc
Patton Insurance Association
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Towa Town
EPA
Garth Brooks
Paul Facinelli
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