Amherst to consider renewal of 9 mill school levy
Amherst schools weigh renewal of a 9 mill operating levy that pays about 173000 annually and expires in 1987. Board members James Taddeo and Gene Dulmage join the committee chaired by Superintendent James Sheets to study millage level and timing for a May or November ballot, with no lapse in funding.
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South Amherst
Board of Education
James Taddeo
Gene Dulmage
James Sheets
Taddeo
Lorain County
Ridgeville hosts meeting to back Project CARE
North Ridgeville Schools sponsor a community meeting on Wednesday October 15 from 730 to 9 pm at St Julie Billiart Church to discuss Project CARE Families Say No To Alcohol and Drugs Week October 12 18. A panel including Kenneth A DeLuca Lt Ron Bauer Jeff Manning and David Livingston will outline steps to reduce chemical abuse and create a safe environment for local children.
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North Ridgeville
St. Julie Billiart Church
Project Care
Greater Cleveland Schools Superintendents Association
Kenneth A. DeLuca
Ron Bauer
North Ridgeville Detective Bureau
Jeff Manning
David Livingston
North Ridgeville High School
Amherst tables plan to pay deputy treasurer
Amherst City Council's Finance Committee again tabled a proposal to pay the income tax secretary extra for deputy treasurer duties. Treasurer Perch noted new duties since January, with the secretary already performing without pay for ten months. He cited wages from Huron and North Ridgeville for reference and suggested a $1.25 per hour increase, while awaiting written opinions from the law director and union leaders. The item was tabled until those responses are received.
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Amherst
Jerry Perch
Huron
Treaurer
North Ridgeville
Afscme
Jean Donnelly
Perch
Law
Thomas Sanborn
John Higgins
Sanborn
Union
Campus capsules highlight Elyria students and Kent State events
Christine Rae Devo of Elyria named Cumberland College resident assistant to aid student adjustment. Three Lorain County residents will lead Kent State University Parents Day Program on Saturday Oct. 25. Midshipman David D Turnbull II of Elyria recently joined the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point with oath administered by Rear Admiral Thomas A. King. Student chairpersons include Susan Snyder of North Ridgeville and Tommy Jackson of Lorain. Dr. John Binder coordinates the program.
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Christine Rae Devo
Tom
Dianne Klingshirn
Elyria
Cumberland College
Lorain County
Kent State University
David D. Turnbull II
Bath St
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N.Y
Elyria High School
Turpbull
Thomas A. King
U.S Naval Reserve
Susan Snyder
William and
Claudia Snyder
Mills Creek Lane
North Ridgeville
Tommy Jackson
Tommy L. Jackson
Reeves Ave
Lorain
Mary Ann Carter
John Binder
Erie Ave
Prgram
Kent State Academic Center
Columbia Sets Trick or Treat Night on Oct 31
Columbia Township trustees set trick or treat for October 31 from 6 to 8 p.m. The meeting noted a $125 fire department donation from the Hot Stove League, a county bridge report, and a substandard Nichols Road Bridge over Plum Creek. They approved 45 days personal leave for Cherlynn French, heard turkey shoot complaints, and authorized culvert and plastic pipe purchases for Jaquay Road ditch work. Water near two feet from the Jaquay bridge was reported after heavy rains.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Nichols Road
Plum Creek
Cherlynn French
Fire Department
Jaquay Road Ditch
Robert Rundle
Jaquay
Columbia to hear two zoning amendments Nov 6 in Town Hall
The Columbia Zoning Commission schedules two hearings on amendments to the zoning resolution. Robert and Jane Dorr seek rezoning of 0.36 acre at Route 82 from residential 2 to neighborhood business, with a business map change, at 8 p.m. The Columbia Game Club Inc. requests 21.3 and 34.1 acre parcels be rezoned from residential and flood plain to recreational and flood plain, with a small portion outside flood plain. Hearings start at 8 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. following the Dorr proposal. After action, amendments go to Columbia Township Trustees for final determination.
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Columbia
Columbia Town Hall
Zoning Commission
Robert
Jane Dorr
Royalton Rd
Dorr
Columbia Game Club Inc
Briarwood Lane
John Horsfall
Columbia Township
Free flowering trees offered by Arbor Day Foundation
The National Arbor Day Foundation invites members joining in October to receive ten free flowering trees. Two White Dogwood, two American Redbud, two European Mountain Ash, two Washington Hawthorn, and two Flowering Crab trees will be mailed postpaid between October 15 and December 10 after a $10 contribution. Trees come with planting instructions and a guarantee to replace if not growing.
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National Arbor Day Foundation
America
John Rosenow
Rosenow
Flowering Trees
Arbor Avenue
Nebraska City
Motion to Music class begins in Elyria
The Elyria Parks and Recreation Department will offer Motion to Music starting Monday. The exercise program emphasizes oral fitness with aerobics, flexibility, muscular endurance, and relaxation. Sessions run at Hilltop Recreation Center and East Recreation Center on varied weekdays and times, with a $15 fee and Hilltop office registration.
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Elyria
City Parks and Recreation Department
East Recreation Center
Prospect St
Terri Schaffer
Hilltop Park
Gulf Road
Elyria Parks and Recreation Department
Jane Fitzhugh
Hilltop Recreation Center
Parks and Recreation Department
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