Brinda backs 0.35 percent hike in Elyria tax plan
Elyria Mayor Holly Brinda recommends City Council place a 0.35 percent temporary income tax on the March ballot. The measure would run three years and raise about 4.3 million dollars annually for police streets and services. Critics urge consensus before moving forward as councilors debate the proposal.
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Elyria
Holly Brinda
Brinda
Mark Jessie
Mike Lotko
Kurpley Set to Become Rochester Mayor After Frombaugh Exit
Rochester village council president Cynthia Kurpley will become mayor when Kathryn Frombaugh’s term ends. Frombaugh failed to file due to insufficient petition signatures, leaving no other candidate, and Kurpley chose to run for a council term instead.
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Rochester
Cynthia Kurpley
Kathryn Frombaugh
Frombaugh
Lorain County Board of Elections
Laura Elbon
William Spice
Kathy
North Ridgeville clears unusual Christmas display complaint
Bob Mangan’s 17 year holiday light display drew a city citation over an obstruction rule. Mayor Gillock said the citation would be dropped this year while officials review the issue with the Building Department, amid neighbor concern and ongoing decorations.
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North Ridgeville
Bob Mangan
Cambridge
Mangan
City Building Department
Guy Furs
Don
Paul Blanchette
David Gillock
Gillock
Steve Fogarty
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NEXUS pipeline eyed to supply NRG Avon Lake plant
NEXUS filed with FERC for a 255 mile pipeline crossing 11 Ohio counties and into Michigan and Canada. Potential customers include NRG Power Midwest in Lorain County and others in Columbiana Wayne Medina Erie Sandusky Lucas and Fulton counties. A Lorain County tap would supply the Avon Lake plant with gas in the future.
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Avon Lake
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
FERC
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
NRG Power Midwest
Lorain County
Columbiana
Wayne
Medina
Erie
Sandusky
Lucas
Fulton
Dominion East Ohio
Columbia Gas
Brickyard
Medina County
Arthur Diestel
Diestel
Ohio districts brace for PARCC test results fallout
The Ohio Department of Education released spring PARCC scores amid criticism of validity and delayed final grades. Superintendents say the data reflect testing conditions, not school performance, with final report cards due in January. Public concern spurred lawmakers to seek faster, shorter assessments to guide districts.
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Ohio Department of Education
Partnership For
Elyria
Tom Jama
Midview
Scott Goggin
Ohio
American Institutes For Research
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