Bendix weighs Avon site as land rush grows along Nagel Road
Avon officials confirm Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems is eyeing about 35 acres near Interstate 90 at the Nagel Road interchange with interest in parcels on Nagel and Chester roads. The company seeks incentives including 15 year and 10 year abatements depending on parcel zoning, as Avon competes with Elyria for the project.
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Keystone schools brace for cuts at upcoming board meeting
Keystone administrators and the school board plan to decide further budget reductions next week while inviting public input. Pending cuts rely on a failed 5.95 mill operating levy noted by Treasurer Susan Bement, with January 17 as the start date for savings including removing five para-professionals, an in-school suspension post, two cleaning jobs, and the Keycare program.
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Keystone
Jay Arbaugh
Susan Bement
Grand jury declines to indict officer in Brown shooting
Ferguson crowds react as St Louis County prosecutor says a grand jury will not indict white officer Darren Wilson in the death of unarmed black teen Michael Brown. Protests erupt with vandalism and tear gas as authorities intervene after 25 days of testimony and 70 hours of hearings.
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Lorain substitute reveals Santa reality to fifth graders
Lorain schools say substitute Valentine Garcia made a slip while teaching a vocabulary lesson about anxiety. Amanda Solis says her fifth-grade daughter was upset after hearing Santa Claus isn’t real from an adult in class. The district calls it a mistake and notes Garcia is a well regarded substitute.
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Solis
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Elvria to Increase Trash Rates Over Next Three Years
The city plans 3.5 percent annual trash rate increases for 2015 to 2017 starting January. Homeowners would pay $23.91 monthly in 2015 and rise to $25.60 by 2017, with homestead figures $16.74, $17.32, and $17.92 respectively. The change follows higher dumping fees, a new compost deal, and a three to five year equipment plan.
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Mary Siwierka
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