North Olmsted school board rejects funding crossing guards
North Olmsted The school board voted unanimously to not help pay for school crossing guards. Board president Ralph Bohlmann said the city faces deep financial problems and the savings would be minimal. City councilman Ronald Wilamosky argued for cost sharing, but officials noted the proposal would raise school costs and the district already supports city programs by letting the recreation department use gym space.
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North Olmsted
Ralph Bohlmann
Wilamosky
William Pennert
New City Hall in Elyria Outlook Possible
Weather brief notes cloudy skies with flurries possible tonight and a low around 25 to 30. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a high in the mid 30s. Detais on Page A-3 and A-5 mention a drugs series.
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Elyria
Kim Jong Un appears in Pyongyang after rumors of death
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reappears in Pyongyang greeting Mongolian premier Batmunkh at the airport. KCNA photo and eyewitness accounts say he is in good health and normal state affairs continue, countering reports of assassination or coup. 100000 people welcomed Batmunkh as broadcasts noted Kim’s presence.
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Kim Il Sung
Zhambyn Batmunkh
Pyongyang
Seoul
South Korea
Kim 0 Sung
Kim
Peking
Associated Press
Korean Central News Agency
Radio Pyongyang
Coun
Radio Press
Kim Yong Nam
Koran Workers Party
Batmunkh
Mongolia
Cahoon Road reconstruction costs rise by $11,500 in Bay Village
Bay Village council boosted Cahoon Road work costs, originally $453,361, by nearly $11,500 after a contract change. Consulting engineer Michael Benza said overtime, trench depths, reinforcing bars, and trench digging widened the bill while $1,381 will be credited to the paying portion. council president T Richard Martin warned the project is well over half a million.
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Benza
Cahoon Road
Council
T. Richard Martin
Berea approves snowplow aid for low income elderly
Berea City Council unanimously approves a pilot program to plow driveways for qualifying low income elderly residents. The plan costs about 4000 to 5000 dollars and serves 50 to 75 homes when more than three inches of snow fall. Private bidders will handle driveway plowing to speed service and free city crews for street plowing. Twenty eight individuals have signed up, with ten more in process and about a dozen additional residents eligible.
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Berea
Area gridiron honors Andy Celestino and Chris Williams
Clearview linebacker Andy Celestino and St Edward running back Chris Williams earned top honors in the Associated Press district high school football selections. Four Lorain County athletes received all MAC honors in college football.
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Clearview
Andy Celestino
St. Edward
Chris Williams Saare
Associated Press
Lorain County
Olmsted Falls breaks ground on sewer plant and Mill River condo project
Olmsted Falls authorities and developers staged a ground breaking for a 970000 gallon per day sewer plant that will serve a 19000 square foot Dis count Drug Mart and 48 luxury condominiums to the rear of the Mill River shopping area. Mayor Dunn hailed the project as revitalization with no new taxes anticipated and final state approval pending from the Ohio EPA.
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Olmsted Falls
David Howe
Mill River
Rocky River
David Dunn
Dunn
Conrail
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Cindy Leisect
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Elyria City Hall
Court and
Second Streets
Steven McQuillin
Television AG
Cahoon
Tab
Michael Benza
Cleveland Trinidad Construction Co
Howe
San
Botamer
Puff Fieri
Hides Lors
Larey & & Mary's
Robert Kenedy
Charles McKinney
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Olmsted Township
Robert Venetra
Mill River Plaza
Bagley
Columbia Roads
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