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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2017
Page
1
Last season the Indians pushed the Cubs to seven games in a dramatic World Series, losing in extra innings in Game 7. They seek to snap the drought this postseason with a first test against the New York team.
The Chronicle Telegram reports on schematic designs for a new Elyria Elementary and the Northwood Campus, part of a five-year, five-school expansion. The plans feature a building-within-a-building concept, expanded parking, enhanced two-way security, and a preschool wing regulated by state rules.
Local firms and contractors are urged to attend 6 8 pm informational sessions in Elyria to learn about a 140 million project rebuilding five schools. AGS led by AECOM Greenspace and Scaparotti partners with Architectural Vision Group and Lorain County Urban League host MBE EDGE prequalification sessions at 200 Middle Ave Elyria. Early work starts this fall with Phase I construction of Ely Elementary and Northwood Campus and demolition of Spring Valley and Hamilton schools.
Elyria’s bid to annex about 35 acres on Chestnut Ridge Road failed after county commissioners rejected the expedited petition due to an illegible map. Eaton Township Trustee Jason Monschein warned the move would create a county island, arguing boundary issues and surrounding city parcels.
Lorain Planning Commission voted to rezone Oak Point Road from residential to general business to permit a Mercy medical facility if City Council approves. Residents opposed citing already numerous Mercy facilities nearby including the Kolbe Road main building and the wellness center on Oak Point Road, with calls questioning need on Lorain's west side.
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