Vermilion man Leo McKinney 55 dies after brief illness
Leo McKinney 55 of Vermilion formerly Lorain died November 5 2009 after a brief illness at Community Health Partners Lorain He worked 38 years at Ford Avon Assembly and was a UAW Local 2000 member Surviving wife Roxanna daughters Betty and Bobbie grandchildren William June Samantha Jordan and Lillian brothers Gene and Ervin Nephews Steven Jacob Michael and William He was preceded by his parents The family will receive friends November 8 2009 from 2 to 5 PM at David Bogner Family Funeral Home North Ridgeville Funeral services are 11 AM November 9 2009 at the funeral home Rev Tom Spaulding officiating Burial Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon Condolences at davidbognerfamilyfuneralhome com
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Patricia M Weisheit obituary notice in North Ridgeville
Patricia M Turpin Weisheit 79 of North Ridgeville died November 3 2009 after brief illness at EMH Regional Medical Center. Arrangements by David Bogner Family Funeral Home 36625 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville Oak.
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Marilyn Exline 1940 2009 obituary from Grafton and Elyria
Marilyn Exline nee Aster, 69, of Grafton died November 2 2009 after a sudden illness at EMH Regional Medical Center. She was born September 13 1940 in Cleveland and was a Bendix graphics coordinator retired. member of Elyria Moose Club and Fraternal Order of Foresters. former Clowns of America and Elywood Clowns. artist and puzzle lover. Survived by husband James 36 years daughters Heidi Exline and Joy Kidd son Dennis Labrowski, grandson Jeremiah Jason, great granddaughter Chauncey Jason. preceded by son Eric Exline, parents John and Dorothy Aster, sister Sue Aster. Memorial service November 9 2009 at 11 AM Liston Funeral Home North Ridgeville, burial Brookdale Cemetery Elyria. Memorials to animal shelter of donor’s choice.
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Nee Floring) Aster
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Recount Expected in Amherst At-Large Council Race
In Amherst, an automatic recount is expected for one of three at-large City Council seats after close unofficial totals. Democrat Frank Janik 2,163 votes and Democrat Terry Traster 2,146 votes, 25.7% and 25.5% respectively, trigger the half percent margin. Republican Phil Van Treuren led the four-way race with 2,305 votes, while incumbent Dennis Walters finished fourth with 1,797. Ward 1 saw Democrat Steve Buko beat Republican John T. Porostosky by 565 to 467.
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Alcoa to invest 110 million at Cleveland works plant
Roundup covers Alcoa Inc plans to invest over 110 million at its Cleveland Works forging plant to refurbish a 50,000 ton press used for F 35 jet components. Gov Strickland says the move protects Cleveland jobs as the state may provide up to 20 million in tax credits loans and grants. The 92 foot press, operating since 1955, was refurbished after cracks prompted idling in 2008 with completion targeted by end of 2011.
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Lawsuit Oversees Tax Abatement Fallout in Amherst-Lorain Row
Attorneys discuss court action as Amherst and Lorain clash over property tax abatements affecting Amherst Schools. The dispute centers on a 6.9 to 7.1 mill levy shift and its impact on revenue for 1,500 Lorain students in Amherst Schools, with officials opposing abatements and residents seeking accountability.
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CHP-Tri City merger could shift hospital staffing and control
CHP will become hospital employees while most Tri-City workers remain with the company. A joint board will oversee operations and report to the hospitals board. The five year talks may set a model for cost-saving health care, with potential Tri-City expansion and more doctors. Deal starts January 1. contact Brad Dicken.
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Lorain district weighs options after levy defeat
Dale Weber plans to meet with Atkinson to develop recommendations for the Lorain City Schools board, amid a projected $7.3 million deficit next year and a $95 million general fund. A recovery plan will be submitted to state officials.
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