Firms Seek to Move to Elyria Strained by Limited Space
Elyria officials report rising interest from companies to relocate or build, but the city has little vacant industrial space or undeveloped land. Mayor Michael Keys and Community Development Director Jon Kiner note several firms have expressed interest recently, though identities were not disclosed. Some Lorain County firms are expanding, including Breckenridge Remy, RW Beckett Corp, Reliance Tec, TM Lear Seating, all cited as growing locally. A.J. Rose was blocked in Avon due to zoning hurdles. Keys says he is unsure what limits future growth.
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Michael Keys
Jon Kiner
Hospital garden feeds hungry in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties
St John West Shore Hospital staff from 25 departments volunteer in a one third acre garden to grow fruits and vegetables for hunger centers and shelters in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties. Beth Summers leads the effort with 75 volunteers, coordinating donations to Neighborhood House Association Genesis Battered Women's Shelter and Junction Runaway Shelter.
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Westlake
St. John West Shore Hospital
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Beth Summers
Summers
Neighborhood House Association
Genesis Battered Women’s Shelter
Junction Runaway Shelter
Lorain County
Blind man killer seeks early release in Elyria
Clarence Sauer, convicted six years ago of murdering downtown piano tuner Larry Reagan, seeks early parole after a Trumbull Correctional review recommended a hearing. He must win Parole Board approval and gubernatorial commutation, with Reagan’s mother opposing release. Reagan, a Perkin School graduate and CB radio fan, was described as friendly and unafraid to engage others.
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Elyria
Clarence Sauer
Chestnut St
Larry Reagan
Lake Ave
Trumbull Correctional 231 Station
Sauer
Adult Park Board
Joe Andrews
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections
Parole Board
George
Reagan
Glenda McKee
Perkina School of Piano Tuning & Technology
Court Street
McKee
Gerald Sauer
Ator
Clinton signals limited Bosnia plan and no US troops
President Clinton voiced pessimism about a long-term Bosnia peace solution and ruled out sending American soldiers into a shooting gallery. Allies including Russia and Britain debated short-term pressure measures, safe havens for civilians, and halted Serb offensive while pursuing a cease fire.
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Washington
Clinton
Balkans
Warren M. Christopher
Russia
Britain
France
Spain
Christopher
Andrei V. Kozyrev
Douglas Hurd
Bosnia
White House
Kozyrev
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Northern Ireland
Lebanon
Cyprus
United States
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Kiner
Breckenridge
Remy
Beckett Corp
North Ridgeville
Reliance
Lear Seating
A.J. Rose
Avon
Keys
Greg Horvath
Chronicle
Susan Craig
Erin Beimerear
Magnificat High School
Voinovich
Andrews
Mima Lyons
Atrlit
Bod
Begina
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