Nine Million For Winfield Trade
After a decade with the New York Yankees Dave Winfield agreed to a trade and will earn 9.1 million dollars over a three year contract. The move marks a major shift for the veteran outfielder and reshapes the club’s roster.
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Area Graduation Dates and School Plans Across Regions
The page lists graduation dates and times for area colleges and high schools including Oberlin baccalaureate May 27 by Bishop Lloyd Gressle and Grafton plans for recycling and latchey program funding. It also notes demonstrations workshops at Oberlin and a city parking plan stall in Wellington with related civic actions.
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Oberlin Builds NAACB Warehouse Facility
Oberlin reports a new warehouse facility being constructed by the National Association of College Book Stores. Details and related items appear on the page B-1 and A-3 in the Oberlin daily edition.
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National Association of College Book Stores
Goodie Barn to Move Into Clarkins Building
Elyria store owner Dennis Mittelstadt says the Goodie Barn will relocate this summer into the old Clarkins building on Abbe Road, aiming to occupy about 30 000 square feet of the 116 000 square foot facility, with August as a target. West Park Ltd Inc a subsidiary of P C Campana declined to confirm the move.
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Clarkins
Abbe Road
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Bessie
Broad Street
Flight outlook at Elyria Airport ends in year closure
Elyria Airport faces closure after nearly 30 years with the 3500 foot runway to be used only for inbound repairs and the 66 acre site to be redeveloped for commercial use. About 90 to 100 private aircraft are housed there with many used by regional businessmen and recreational flyers.
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Tim Moore
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Elyria City
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Shock at Deaths of Sammy Davis Jr and Jim Henson
News of the deaths of Sammy Davis Jr and Jim Henson sent shock waves through the entertainment world on Wednesday as tributes poured in from fans and colleagues. Both figures shaped music, film, and television with lasting legacies.
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Jim Henson
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Sheffield Lake district posts 685000 budget surplus
A consultant for the Ohio Department of Education projects the Sheffield Lake school district will end the year with a 685000 surplus, about 461000 more than first estimated. District repairs and maintenance are to be funded, amid ongoing building problems and feared structural hazards.
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Ohio Department of Education
Sheffield- Sheffield Lake
Donald Chiavetta
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the Chronicle
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William Phillis
Department of Education
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Two BFGoodrich workers burned by acrylic acid in Avon Lake incident
Avon Lake BFGoodrich plant workers Adrian Perez and Michael Ferra ro were treated at St. Joseph Hospital after acrylic acid spray injuries and acid fume inhalation. Perez, 34, sustained chest and thigh burns. Ferra ro, 38, faced inhalation effects and was listed in fair condition. A third worker freed from hospital after treatment.
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Browns Facility Bond Sale Nears Completion in Berea
Finance Director Thomas Zammikiel reports a venture group from Aetna Insurance has agreed to invest 10 million dollars in 15 year bonds at 11.75 percent for the Browns training facility on First Avenue. Negotiations remain ongoing with City Council and the Browns before final terms. Mayor Stanley J Trupp says the 15 year plan could save about 5 million and restore the property to the tax duplicate in 15 years.
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Thomas Zammikiel
Aetna Insurance Co
Pamela Hanover
Hanover
Zammikiel
Stanley J Trupp
Judge clears way for gas house razing
A Common Pleas Court judge dismissed Cynthia Stewart's suit to stop the demolition of a century old gasholder on Oberlin's south side. Judge Floyd Harris ruled the court cannot block a landowner from razing his own property and Stewart lacks standing. The owner, Arthur "Kenny" Clark, will decide soon on demolishing the structure for a Station Square shopping plaza.
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Arthur “Kenny” Clark
Cynthia Stewart
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