Oberlin weighs $1.8 million from RECs profit options
Oberlin holds about 1.8 million from selling Renewable Energy Certificates to 3 Degrees in San Francisco and replacing them with cheaper RECs from Oklahoma wind. Profit runs about 14 dollars per REC, about 800 thousand dollars annually. City officials consider returning funds to ratepayers, roughly 75 dollars per household yearly, with several options debated.
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Surviving World War II and Silent Echoes of War
A fragmentary report recalls a veteran who endured captivity, survived battles, and faced deportation to Siberia after the war. The account mentions the harsh forces of occupation, punitive exiles, and lingering trauma among returning soldiers.
Elyria WWII survivor Paul Mallasch shares wartime memories
Paul Mallasch 80 spoke at Eastern Heights Middle School about growing up in Ukraine and Poland during World War II and the Holocaust. He recalled Stalin’s forced collectivization, fleeing to Poland, Nazi occupation, and family members affected by battles in Stalingrad and the Bulge.
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Eastern Heights Middle School
Elyria
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Ukraine
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Poland
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Ford plant workers weigh new UAW contract in Ohio ratification vote
UAW Local 2000 members at Ford's Ohio Assembly Plant near Avon Lake Sheffield Lake and Sheffield face a four year tentative agreement offering ten thousand dollar signing bonuses and nine billion dollars in new U S product investments Retained or created about eight thousand five hundred jobs including one point five billion dollars in state investment over four years The contract covers all four years and outlines continued production of F 650 and 750 trucks E Series cutaways and related chassis projects as well as community support items.
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Ford Motor Company
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Lorain Councilman seeks public speaking at meetings
Lorain Councilman Josh Thornsberry plans to propose adding public speaking time at council meetings. He suggests up to 20 minutes for agenda items and 10 minutes for non agenda items with a 2 3 minute limit per speaker, aiming to boost attendance and include residents.
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Avon Lake
Elyria
Oberlin
Sheffield Lake
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