Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Schools Levy Fails at 40 Percent
The Sheffield-Sheffield Lake district failed Tuesday to pass a levy that would have raised about 462 080 annually costing homeowners 52 50, with 40 percent support. Superintendent Michael Cook said the board remains proactive while noting deficit spending and future needs.
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Sheffield
Sheffield- Sheffield Lake
Michael Cook
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Center
Pat Czech
Brookside High School
Brent Schremp
Amy DeLuca
Ridgeville Republicans sweep North Ridgeville council seats
The Republican slate Kevin Corcoran Michelle Hung and Martin DeVries won the at large council seats over Democrats Jerry Armstrong Lawrence Kamenec and Ray McLaughlin. Corcoran led with 3460 votes 23 percent Hung 2989 20 percent DeVries 2628 17 percent Armstrong 2243 15 percent McLaughlin 2171 14 percent Kamenec 1736 11 percent. Hung and DeVries succeed Roseanne Johnson and Bernadine Butkowski.
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North Ridgeville
Kevin Corcoran
Michelle Hung
Martin DeVries
Jerry Armstrong
Lawrence Kamenec
Ray McLaughlin
Corcoran
Hung
DeVries
Armstrong
McLaughlin
Kamenec
Roseanne Johnson
Bernadine Butkowski
Johnson
Butkowski
Incumbents Re-Elected in Elyria City Council Races
Incumbents won re election in Elyria City Council contests with At large seats and wards 3 4 5 and 7 on the ballot. Top at large finishers were Baird Letko Callahan and Stewart with Pugh last. Ward results saw Jessie over Roig 63 37 percent Ward 4 Craig 70 Noble 30 percent Ward 5 Madison over Arroyo 95 5 percent Ward 7 Cerra over McDonald 60 40 percent.
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Lorain County
Baird
Michael J. Letko
Tom Callahan
Vic Stewart
Pugh
Larry Tanner
Brenda Davis
Gerald R. Roig
Mark Jessie
Jessie
Roig
Mark Craig
Ray Noble
Elyria
Craig
Noble
Leigh Ann Arroyo
Marcus Madison
Madison
Arroyo
Donna Mitchell
Scott McDonald
Jack Cerra
Cerra
McDonald
Amherst Council elects new president and gains one seat
Amherst voters elected Jen nifer Wasilk as council president after she defeated incumbent John Dietrich 1873 to 1223. Matthew Nahorn won the 4th Ward seat in a near tie that could trigger a recount. other incumbents in 1st and 2nd Wards retained their seats. Three at large members ran unchallenged.
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Amherst
Amherst Council
Jennifer Wasilk
John Dietrich
Wasilk
Matthew Nahorn
Martin Heberling HI
Wasill
Nahorn
Brian Dembinski
Bradley A. Lacko
Ed Cowger
Angie W. Schubert
Chuck Winiarski
Council At
David Janik
Joe Miller
Phil van Treuren
Wellington Council picks incumbents in three of four seats
Incumbents Gene Hartman Keith Rowland and William Bogan led four candidates for three Wellington Village Council seats with Hartman 503 Rowland 367 and Boham 228 votes. Hartman and Rowland will serve two year terms while Boham’s loss is noted. Boham comments reflect community ties and relief from the race.
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Wellington
Gene Hartman
Keith Rowland
William Bogan
Stephen Boham
Hartman
Rowland
Boham
Lorain Council: Incumbents Re-elected in Citywide Wins
Unofficial Lorain results show most incumbents winning four year terms. Council President Arredondo leads with 70 percent, Soto 72 percent, Springowski top in at large race, Flor es and Argenti also secure seats, Henley defeats Gates for 1st Ward.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Terri Soto
Tabatha Tower
Mary Springowski
Mitch Fallis
Joe Koziura
Trina Smith
Kyriece Brook
2Nd
Argenti
Chris Nabakowski
Nabakowski
Josh Thornsberry
Denver Casto
Beth Henley
Henley
Brian Gates
David McKenzie
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