Grunda Nabakowksi lead fundraisers in local races
Grunda led with 5,524 spent and 7,343 in contributions including a 3,700 loan. Nabakowski reported 7,933 in contributions and 4,681 spent. Other candidates tracked include Diaz 3,027 contributions and 2,710 expenses, and 2,257 contributions with 1,534 expenses. Multiple candidates did not file reports.
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Grunda
Ronald L. Nabakowksi
Damherst
County Commission
Lorain
Carlos Juan Diaz
Elyria
Joseph C. Vasi
Rose S. Dumont
Eddie L. Martin
Michael J. Camera
Sheffield Lake
Richard Ackerman
Ronald J. Ruskan
Ruskan
Robert G. Rousseau
Julian A. Pijor
Clifton W. Perryman
Marie Tansey
Black River rafting on warm day near Cascade Park
Rich Bennett of 327 Kenyon Ave enjoys a calm float on the Black River by Cascade Park. Bennett, head chef at Moss' Prime Ribs and Spaghetti House at 219 Broad St, makes the most of a sunny day.
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Black River
Cascade Park
Rich Bennett
Kenyon Ave
Bennett
Moss’ Prime Ribs
Spaghetti House
Broad St
Dave Zapotosky
Amherst Mayor Seeks Restart of Water Negotiations
Amherst Mayor Anthony DePaola said he is ready to continue talks with Elyria over a new water rate and resolve a $620,000 outstanding bill, but action hinges on formalizing a verbal agreement and Amherst budget constraints. Elyria threatens court action if payment isn’t made by June 15, while DePaola urges council involvement and potential Lorain system water sales.
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Amherst
Anthony DePaola
Elyria
Michael Keys
DePaola
Keys DePaola
Keys
Elyria Council
Lorain
William Parker
Parker
Lorain System
Mass firing of controllers deemed improper by lawyers
Lawyers gathering information for appeals say the 11,500 air traffic controllers fired after the August strike were treated improperly. They allege individual cases were not assessed and that supervisors followed a standard notice letter, with some mercy beyond the president’s deadline unclear. The process has drawn criticism over delays and the impact on the fired workers.
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Cleveland
Oberlin
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
David H. Shapiro
Rudd
Cooper
Charles R. Prock
Protection Board
Texas
Washington
Shapiro
Ridgeville man finds Old Glory in hard to buy season
Dan Lubinski of North Ridgeville shows a daily flag display on an 18 foot pole at 4872 Charles Road. He searched ten stores to buy a nylon 3 by 5 flag for 23 dollars as large flags vanish from regular shelves. Prices range from 8 to 240 dollars for cloth and decorative versions. Improve seasonal demand means most retailers stock flags only around Memorial Day Flag Day and Independence Day.
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North Ridgeville
Dan Lubinski
Lubinski
Afghanistan
Lorain
Merrial
Flag Bay
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John R. Bender
Bender
Alan J. Zaleski
Avon Lake
Anthony L. Abram
David Sparks
Marguerite E. Bowman
John V. Bara
Bowman
Bara
Thomas J. Greene
Emil J. Novotny
Eva A. Odom
Common Pleas
Floyd Harris
Dale E Barnard
Robert A Nagy
Adnan F. Bedeski
Henry T Webber
Ambherst
Stephen Cooper
Southfield
Mich
Donald Enders
Cleveland Control Center
James R. Rudd
Cleveland Hopkins
Enders
Reagan
Ridgeville
Sears
Penneys
Fisher Big Wheel
Bubinski
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