Ridgeville at large race shapes council contest
NORTH RIDGEVILLE six candidates for three at large seats clash over taxes jobs and city finances. Republicans and Democrats tout long term plans including senior housing four year terms and stronger street maintenance while addressing opposition to private trash hauling and a north south corridor study.
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Browning-Ferris Industries
Berg
BFI
Lou Kordish
North Ridgeville Board of Education
Seven vie for Rochester Village Council seats
ROCHESTER Seven candidates compete for four Rochester Village Council seats, including incumbents Russell Murray Thomas Knapp and Clair Storrow. Challen gers Gale Brown Suzan Leiby Philip Mourton and Harlan Thomas seek the other spots while Mary Cole Tim Moffit continue terms. Longtime clerk treasurer Sarah Barber runs unopposed.
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Rochester
Russell H. Murray
Thomas Knapp
Police Committee
Clair M. Storrow
Gale B. Brown
Suzan L. Leiby
Philip E Mourton
Harlan J. Thomas
Mary Cole
Tim Moffit
Leonard Rieske
Sarah J. Barber
Barber
Main St
Six candidates vie for four New London council seats
Six people seek four council seats in New London election. Incumbents Hamilton King Osterland and Swordland contend to retain seats while Cheryl Randleman and Williams Hopkins seek to replace them. Randleman touts youth representation and job prospects, Hamilton emphasizes business attraction, King aims for sidewalks and park self sufficiency, Swordland promises improved communications, with Hopkins unavailable for comment.
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New London
Edward Hamilton
Richard King
John Osterland
Russell Swordwall
Williams Hopkins
Cheryl Randleman
Hamilton
Park Ave
Contmed
King
Em Council
New Loandon
Sword
Cheryl Ann Randleman
Arroyo seeks third Ward 6 term in Lorain
Lorain councilman Angel Arroyo seeks a third term in Ward 6 against Alice Holland. Arroyo outlines plans to improve basic services and pursue funds for business expansion and Hispanic Village development from 28th to 30th streets, Globe to Seneca, promoting Spanish culture and commerce. Arroyo is a Lorain attorney.
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Arroyo
Lorain
Angel Arroyo
Holland
28Th
Globe
Seneca
Election ’85 Sanders County Trustees Race Details
Trustees face multi township races in Ene County Berlin Vermilion and Bertin townships. Berlin candidates include Thomas A Bittner Carl J. Kamm II and incumbent Wayne B Lutes. Florence Township seeks two seats with Bar Ro Barckert Richard H. Johannsen and Howard Lee running. Vermilion Township has two seats with Joseph KH Thayer Sr and Donald Trinter unopposed. Berlin Heights clerk race pits Kathy A Dechr against Mary F Lutes.
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Sandusky
Ene County
Berlin Township
Thomas A Bittner
Nash Rd
Collins
Carl J. Kamm II
Barrows Rd
Huron
Wayne B Lutes
Route
Berlin Heights
Florence Township
Bar Ro Barckert
Birmingham
Richard H. Johannsen
Box
Wakeman
Howard Lee
Vermilion Township
Board of Trustees
Joseph KH Thayer Sr
Darrow
Vermilion
Donald
Trinter
Mason Rd
Bertin Township
Kathy A. Dechr
Berlin Herts
Mary F Lutes
Lorain at large council race pits 3 Democrats 3 Republicans
Lorain voters will choose three city at large council seats in a six-candidate race. Incumbent Democrat Robert Hritsko faces challengers Wanda Tully and Kenneth Shawver, while Republican Raul Ramos John Nicoloff and Donald Love seek seats. Profiles note Hritsko’s long service since 1968, Shawver’s ward leadership, Tully’s prior auditor safety role, and the Republicans’ focus on finances, planning, and lakefront development amid potential revenue sharing cuts.
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Lorain
Robert Hritsko
Kenneth Shawver
Wanda Tully
Lorain County Community College
Raul Ramos
Ashland College
John V. Nicoloff
U.S. Steel
Lorain Ford
Donald J. Love. Hritsko
30Th St
Columbia Gas
Ward 8
Planning Commission
Ramos
W. 38Th St
Baldwin Wallace
LCCC
Nicoloff
LaGrange seeks 2-mill levy to fund ambulance service
LaGrange voters consider a five year operating levy to raise about $60 000 annually for LaGrange Ambulance Service a private nonprofit chartered by Ohio The measure would involve public funds requiring LaGrange Township Trustees to solicit bids for expenditures over 5000 The trustees will oversee levy finances draft bid specs and require the ambulance firm be located in LaGrange The service currently employs three paramedics and EMTs on a volunteer basis
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Lagrange
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Spice
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Ridgeville
Rosemary Berg
Kerdish
Valerie Marie Shiltz
Edith Lovell
Ward One
Floyd Peace Peace
Democrat
City Planning Commission
Board of Zoning and Building Appeals
Shiltz
Kordish
Rochester Council
Norma Jones
South Lorain County Ambulance District
Rochester United Methodist Church
Knapp
State St
Invacare
Elyna
Raymond
Mourton
Griggs Rd
Suzanne
Harry Rowland Trucking Co
Brown
Storrow
Geraldine
Martin Leasing
Thomas
Railroad St
Judy
Rochester Baptist Church
Brow
Wayne
Robert Lavengood
Osterland
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Gerald Fonden
Williams J Hopkins
Birch Park Dr
Linn Grossman
Erie Townships
Hrisko
Hristko
Shawver
US. Steel
Loram
Finance and
Blue Cross
Tully
320Th St
William Parker
IBM
Wang
Valleyview Drive
Marsha Nicoloff
Love
Woodstock Drive
Musicians Union Local 146
Lakefront
Hritsko
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