Firelands names Hunsinger to fill board seat
Firelands School Board appointed Don Hunsinger to fill the unexpired term of Terry Goode who resigned amid conflicts with the board and superintendent. Hunsinger, an associate professor at Oberlin College, will resign his Lorain County seat to serve the district and aims to run for the post next year. the term ends December 2001. Goode previously sued residents over libel claims but reportedly dropped the case.
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Henrietta Twp
Don Hunsinger
Firelands
Terry Goode
Goode
Finn Laursen
Hunsinger
Baldwin-Wallace College
James Meinke
Roger Sabine
John M. Hoty
Joyce Mackin
Lorain County Board of Education
Firelands Board
Lorain County Board
Oberlin College
William Kovach
Laursen
OSU Toughened Stance on Off-Campus Parties
Ohio State University moves to curb rowdy off-campus parties after the Michigan game. Interim VP William Hall announces disciplinary action against students, with suspensions and hearings planned by December 1. Authorities seek more arrests and a strengthened student conduct code to curb future disturbances.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Hail
Hal
William Kirwan
Hall
Kirwan
University Senate
Ron Meyers
OSU
Robert “B J.” Schuerger
Meyers
Chris Gebben
Canton
Jennifer Thompson
Michigan
Bran P. McGrew
Ohio State University Medical Center
Elizabeth Conlisk
City lawyers clash over legal fee payments
North Ridgeville attorneys tussled at a council meeting over $32,000 in fees tied to lawsuits led by Gerald Phillips against the city on behalf of residents opposing planned developments. Phillips seeks Supreme Court action to make the city pay. Zagrans counters that taxpayers should not be liable.
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Goode
Paul Eaton
Henrietta United Church of Christ
North Ridgeville
Gerald Phillips
Eric Zagrans
Phillips
State Supreme Court
Supreme
Philips
Zagrans
Ohio Supreme Court
Son awakens father to escape Quarry Road fire
Wellington Township residents escaped unharmed when a son returning from school woke his father as their home at 17413 Quarry Road caught fire. Wellington Fire Chief Bob Walker said the second floor and attic were damaged and the roof destroyed with about 50 000 dollars in damage. Firefighters from surrounding townships assisted Oberlin and LaGrange in tackling the blaze amid no nearby hydrants.
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Wellington
Quarry Road
Bob Walker
Vincent
Lucente
Walker
Oberlin
LaGrange
Council approves $200000 storm sewer project
Elykla traffic on Second Avenue will be narrowed to one lane for about six months early next year as a storm sewer installation for the City Hall and justice center proceeds. The work, expected to begin in January, will reduce road capacity while the sewer is extended to handle runoff from new buildings. The sanitary sewer serves the area, thus no upgrade is needed. The council also approved creating a one person City Planning Department and reorganizing Building and Community Development posts, plus building permit fee increases.
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Second Avenue
Middle
West Avenues
City Hall
Justice Center
Mokund Moghe
Moghe
Bull Grace
Mixed developer opinions on Elyria design review proposal
Elyria developers debate Mayor Grace proposal to give the planning commission design review authority for aesthetics on new and renovated commercial buildings. Critics fear delays and rights infringement while supporters cite potential efficiency. The council committee and full council await a decision.
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Elyria
Bill Grace
Planning Commission Design Review Authority
City Council
Grace
Commission
Commercials
Frank Keller
Elbert Management
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Keller
Bart Williams
Williams Brothers Builders
Williams
Elyria High School
West By the River Historic District
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Dan Reaser
Counce
Reaser
Bob Yost
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