Coleman McKinley Run Unopposed In Ward Primary
Elyria voters learn incumbent How ard Coleman will face no opposition in the Democratic June primary for the 7th Ward council seat. Coleman, 44, a General Industries design engineer, seeks his fourth term and chairs the Finance Committee. He and his wife Joan have two children. James McKinley, 40, a pastor at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, also runs unopposed on the Republican ballot.
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Howard Coleman
James McKinley
Coleman
Georgetown Ave
7Th Ward
General Industries Co
Council
Joan
McKinley
Hartford Drive
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Diocesan Honors Honor Parish Volunteers Deb Urig Anne Burke
Deb Urig of 349 High St and Anne Burke of St Mary Church were honored by the Diocese of Cleveland for parish volunteer service during Catholic Senior Day. The event, hosted by the Diocesan Office on Aging, highlighted their community leadership and service to local churches.
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Diocese of
Cleveland
Deb Urig
High St
St. Agnes Parish
Anne Burke
St. Mary Church
Local Area Networking topic at Lorain County breakfast
The third high technology breakfast at Lorain County Community College runs 8 to 9 15 a.m. June 9. Instructors are Robert Koren of Ohio Bell and Wes Legursky, Bell transmission engineers. Registration via the admissions office continues through June 6, with a $7 fee.
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Lorain County Community College
Robert Koren
Ohio Bell
Wes Legursky
Bell
Medical Mutual to Sell New Cleveland Tower to Metropolitan Life
Medical Mutual of Cleveland has agreed in principle to sell its 34 story downtown office tower to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co of New York. John Barry says Metropolitan Life may move in under favorable terms, the sale chosen over retaining the building due to a glut of downtown office space.
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Medical Mutual of
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. of
New York
John Barry
Medical Mutual
Health Insurance Company
Patrol to Increase Highway Block On Memorial Day Weekend
State patrol plans to place about 80 percent of manpower on major highways to deter accidents. Col. Jack Walsh says cars will be highly visible to aid stranded motorists, arrest speeders, and catch drunk drivers. He urges belt use and child restraints for infants and toddlers as required by law.
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Columbus
Jack Walsh
Walsh
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