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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1998

Page

3

Cafe ties community to its success in Oberlin

Oberlin’s Black River Cafe aims to blend dining with local agriculture. Owner Joe Waltzer, a 1994 Oberlin College grad, sources Ohio organic milk and grains, supports farmers, and partners with the Oberlin Sustainable Agriculture Project to offer locally grown food. Staffer Sarah Kotok notes the cafe as a bridge between student and adult crowds and a community event at the farmer’s market.

Oberlin Black River Cafe Joe Waltzer Oberlin College Waltzer S. Main Oberlin Sustainable Agriculture Project Sarah Kotok Kotok Black River Lynda Ryan Chronicle South Main Street

Fees drive profits in mature credit card market

A mature credit card market sees issuers rely on aggressive marketing and rising fees to sustain profits. Late payment and over limit charges have surged, grace periods shrink, and some banks introduce instant late fees and new per account charges, impacting financially stressed consumers.

Stephen Brobeck Consumer Federation of America Robert B. McKinley CardWeb Inc Gettysburg Consumer Action Ken McEldowney McEldowney CardWeb McKinley

Portage Community Bank tailors local touch in Ravenna

In Ravenna a 70 year old house houses Portage Community Bank, a $6 million loan book and 1,000 accounts. President Richard Coe says the bank’s personal service aims to keep community ties amid mergers and fewer banks. The bank raised $5 million from 350 local investors to obtain a state charter and now competes with larger Cleveland rivals.

Ravenna Sal Pitera Portage Community Bank Pitera Richard Coe Coe KeyCorp Cleveland Little Portage Community Bank The Washington Debi Sat Pitera Richard J. Coe Piteras

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