Westerly Sewer project gains Planning Commission backing
North Ridgeville chooses to advance the Westerly Sewer plan a 20 year bonding effort linking Avon to North Eaton through the city with county funding. Four members voted yes with one absent as the council now must cast its vote on the proposal.
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North Ridgeville
Planning Commission
Avon
North Eaton
Warren Blakely
Council
Blakely
Keith Kumkowicz
Paul Butkowska
Ron Schwabenwald
Gary Hrusch
White wins Lorain County prosecutor race in tough year
Republican Greg White defeats Democrat Mark Betleski in Lorain County race. White carries Elyria and most townships, winning 57,143 to 41,865 unofficial, with 21 North Ridgeville precincts undisclosed. Regional GOP chair Rousseau cites broad support while Betleski concedes after a close countywide contest.
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Elyria
Mark Betlesia
Lorain
North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Gregory White
Bedeski
White
Robert Rousseau
Republican Party
Avon Lake
Avon
Sheffield Lake
Vermilion
North
Johnson Controls truck routes limited to main roads
Johnson Controls trucks serving the Lorain Assembly Plant will stay on state Route 511 through Oberlin and avoid downtown Oberlin except for emergencies. Trucks will use Baumhart Road to U S Route 20 then Route 511 on return trips. Suppliers will be asked to avoid Oberlin Road as it is a narrow county road used by local traffic.
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Oberlin
Johnson Controls Inc
Johnson Controls
Robert DiSpirito
Richard Willams
New Russia Township
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Oberlin Road
Lorain Street
Baumhart Road
DiSpirito
Elaine King
Anderson Returns to Beirut After Kidnap Escape
Lorain native Terry Anderson, former AP Middle East bureau chief held hostage for six years, returned to Beirut on August 11 with no regrets. He interviewed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who refused to apologize for the kidnapping. Anderson spoke in Cleveland at an ACLU fundraiser, discussing the Islamic Jihad, Nasrallah, and his captivity.
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Lorain
Terry Anderson
Beirut
Lebanon
Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Islamic Jihad For the Liberation of
Terry
Grafton inmates captured after Ohio camp escapees nabbed
Ronald Datko and David Sawicki, both Cleveland men, who fled from Grafton Correctional Camp on Sunday, surrendered or were found Tuesday. Datko turned himself into Cleveland police and was placed in a separation cell at Grafton. Sawicki was located in a west side Cleveland business. The escape led to a state fugitive unit hunt with help from Cleveland police and the institution’s special response team. Sawicki faces charges for prior crimes and Datko was to be freed in June, with no new charges disclosed.
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Grafton
Ronald Datko
Cleveland
Grafton Correctional Institution
Shaw
State Department of Rehabiltation and Correction
Adult Parole Authority
Cowley
Capel
Station
Crocker Roads
Sawicki
Datko
Chiropractor and wife sentenced in workers' comp fraud case
Frank Andosca and his wife Karyn were sentenced in Columbus for filing 179000 dollars in falsified workers' compensation claims. He received two years in prison while she got two years probation. They operated Andosca Chiropractic Center in Avon Lake. The couple must reimburse the Bureau of Workers' Compensation and pay a 25000 dollar investigation bill. The case marks the largest workers' comp fraud by a medical provider in Ohio.
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Avon Lake
Frank Andosca
Karyn Andosca
County Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Cleveland Heights
Andosca Chiropractic Center
Walker Road
Andosca
Bureau of Work
Ers
Betty D. Montgomery
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KIMBERLY EARTH / CHRONICLE
Avon Lake Library
Seatinn Frande
Betleski
Steckiinhe Chronicle-Telegram
Greg
Rousseau
Bedleski
Loran
Sheffield
Betlaski
Johnson
Paul Facinelli
den of Lions
Joe Mosbrooker
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Hassan Nasrullah
Hezbollah
Nasrullah
Islamic Jihad
Greater
American Civil Liberties Union
Region
Jeff Camarati
Chronicle
Gynnette Shaw
David Sawicki
Offic
BWC
Andoscas
Ohio
James Conrad
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