Gas USA Station Violations Reported By State Officials
State inspectors warned Gas USA at 824 Middle Ave Lorain of leak detection system violations a year ago. The owner would not confirm repairs and no responsive record was found, according to Emergency Agency Director Tom Kelley. James Reardon of Environmental Compliance Technologies works at Gas USA.
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Gas USA
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Tom Kelley
Reim
Middle Ave
Lorain County Auditor's
Jslic of
Westlake
Carl Sullenberger
Chronicle
James Reardon
Environmental Compliance Technologies
Gas prices strain Elyria city budget
Exhausting our cities The hurt of high gas prices is affecting more than the average foe. Elyria faces cash shortfalls as fuel costs climb, with the Central Maintenance Garage spending $183,000 of a $275,000 budget and the Sanitation Department using $51,000, risking year-end gaps.
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Europeans protest soaring fuel costs across multiple nations
Protests spread from France to Spain Portugal Italy Belgium and Ireland as fishermen truckers and farmers march on government offices block ports and depots and give away fish to gain sympathy. Demonstrators cite fuel price spikes over five years with European gas and diesel prices far above U.S. levels and Britain notes tax-heavy fuels with diesel at over $9 per gallon and duties around $3.77 per gallon plus a 17.5 percent tax.
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Suspended Lorain officer loses benefits under new rule
Lorain health benefits and clothing allowance are denied to suspended officers. Jesus Sanchez and Stanley Marrero face loss of insurance and $870 annual clothing stipend while suspended without pay, as city officials enact a rule applying to all suspended employees.
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Lorain
Jesus Sanchez
Sanchez
Lorain Safety
Phil Dore
Dore
Stanley Marrero
Elyria High graduation rate tops 90 percent for Class of 2008
Elyria High School graduates 421 students in 2008, the largest class since 1992, pushing the district toward an excellent state rank with over 90 percent earning diplomas. Credit Recovery and Freshman Teaming are cited as key factors, while retiring Principal Dianne Quinn oversees her final ceremony.
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Elyria
Mark Sutter
Sutter
Dianne Quinn
Quinn
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