Bay Village leader wary as Columbia Gas fight grows
Bay Village Council President Richard Martin fights to keep the city from being drawn into a broader coalition versus Columbia Gas. Twelve western Cuyahoga and eastern Lorain counties cities seek lower rates and possible takeover of gas lines. Martin favors limited participation and warns uniform statewide rates could raise costs for developing communities and require costly, lengthy actions. Coalition attorney says uniform rates would spread misery, suggesting communities could save by forming their own utility. Martin remains opposed to a takeover, calling it too complex and potentially costly.
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BAY Village
Richard Martin
Columbia Gas
James Cowles
Cuyahoga
Lorain Counties
Martin
Columbia
Uni
Coalition
Henry Eckhart
Parvo outbreak hits Cleveland area dogs
Veterinarians urge vaccination as four dogs die in a week and eighteen cases are reported since May 10 by the Animal Protective League of Cuyahoga County. Dr. Robert Alexander notes parvo first appeared in June 1980 and may spread to suburbs within weeks, with rapid progression from lethargy to vomiting and diarrhea.
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Cleveland
Animal Protective League
Cuyahoga County
Robert Alexander
Parvo
Alexander
Public hearing set on Olmsted zoning for game rooms
Olmsted Township trustees schedule a 7:30 p.m. June 7 public hearing at the township hall to consider a zoning amendment allowing video game rooms in commercial service zones. Dairy Queen owners propose the game room at 27133 Bagley Road after the zoning commission rejected the measure.
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Olmsted Township
Olmsted Falls
Dairy Queen
Bagley Road
Township Hall
Berea Hikes Sewer Rates Four Hundred Percent
Berea City Council approved a flat rate billing system to raise the minimum quarterly bill from 4 to 15.75 and charge 3.15 per 1000 gallons above 5,000, part of a plan to fund an 8.4 million water treatment plant. The move affects about 6,000 water customers and may prompt another hike within six months.
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Berea
Council
Paul McCumbers
Mary Ashbrook
Beckman
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Toledo
Avon Arbor
Robert Routson
Routson
Ashbrook
Simplified View of Sports Reporting for Wins and Beats
A critique of sportswriting cadence contrasts vivid verbs with plain language. It notes terms like laugher, squeaker, and slugfest, plus verbs used for hits and pitching. The piece mocks overblown diction while celebrating concise reporting and clear game outcomes.
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