West Nile warnings renewed by Lorain County officials
Local officials urge protection as West Nile concerns rise in Lorain County. Last year 14 people were infected, with one Elyria resident and one Carlisle Township resident dying. Health officials distribute pamphlets, post information online, and install traps while advising preventive steps and reporting dead birds to map hotspots.
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Ridgeville delays condo vote over street concerns
North Ridgeville City Council postponed final approval of Stone River Condo Properties plan for 20 new units on Forest Park Drive citing objections from Colonial Manor owner Thomas Giegerich. He argues potholes, poor drainage and water main breaks burden the privately owned street, while developers offer shared repair costs and extra parking. The issue was sent to the Building and Lands Committee for review before the next meeting.
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Lorain council clash over sewer money and budgets
In Lorain a budget meeting turned heated as Councilman Bill Flynn pressed Sandy Prudoff on federal money used for salaries. Prudoff disputed the figure and defended planned use of HUD funds while the council advanced the block grants budget and sent residential redevelopment funds to committee. Mayor Foltin defended planning led projects including a $260,000 environmental grant for the Pellet Terminal site.
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Oberlin to hear Anthony Lewis at 170th commencement
Two time Pulitzer Prize winner and civil rights activist Anthony Lewis will deliver Oberlin College commencement on Tappan Square with more than 700 graduates. The 170th ceremony marks Oberlin’s history as the first U.S. college admitting students regardless of race or gender.
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