Ford plant to STOW Construction set to begin in December
Ford Motor Co seeks a building permit for a 35000 square foot addition to the Ohio Assembly Plant to support minivan design changes. Construction is planned to start in December. The plant, Ford’s fourth largest in North America, covers about 3 million square feet with nearly 200 salaried and about 3200 hourly workers.
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Naked Gun 4 Arrests at Lorain Nightclub Probe
Lorain police and Liquor Control agents rushed to Hagle's Nest on a Broadway nightclub case after a flier for a strip show led to an undercover probe. Four people were arrested including the club manager and two nude performers amid reports of fondling and a squirt gun shaped like a penis.
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Schultz firing appears likely in Lorain schools
Lorain city schools treasurer Mary Schultz faces non renewal as at least two board members oppose renewing her contract. One member undecided harshly criticized her for the district debt miscalculation in May. Board leaders have not decided, while two members pledge opposition and others delay ruling until Monday.
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Lorain County officials seek meeting on investment pool safety
Lorain County Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi urged the county investment committee to meet with Cuyahoga County Treasurer Francis Gaul in the presence of a bonds expert to discuss reports about the fund's safety. The pool, containing about 60 million from Lorain, reportedly used risky strategies and concealed transactions totaling 185 million in securities.
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Chronicle-Tele
Rezoning opponent jailed after long public hearing
Westlake The Center Ridge rezoning clash ends with Jeffrey V. Kassouf jailed after he refused to stop speaking at a public hearing. City Council President Robert Peterson ordered officers to arrest him for disrupting a lawful meeting as the plan won approval and moves to the ballot next year. He faces a fourth degree misdemeanor with potential fines and jail time.
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