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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2004
Page
3
Lorain County Commissioners approved a 10 year 75 percent tax abatement for tie Technologies moving 50 jobs from Elyria to North Ridgeville and creating 40 more as part of 825 million in new investment. The vote was 2 to 0 with Commissioner Moore absent. The company plans a new facility near Lorain ford turnpike.
North Ridgeville commissioners held a public hearing on a $805,000 road straightening plan at the Cen ter Ridge and Star Nagle roads intersection to improve access near a $3.7 million Walgreen's drugstore. The city seeks $3.7 million in federal Community Development Block Grants and $100,000 from a revolving loan fund, with a $475,000 local match. The project would cost $805,000 and aims to retain or create 29 full time jobs, prioritizing low and moderate income households. The plan will go to the Lorain County Economic and Industrial Development Corporation before a final vote. Contact Cindy Laisa at 329/245 or cleise chronicletelegram.com.
Avon Lake school board begins first round of interviews to replace former superintendent. seven candidates will be interviewed next week, with interviews running Tuesday through Thursday. finalists announced in three weeks and appointed by January. candidates include Dr David Brobeck Dr Walt Calinger Dr Michele Evans Gardell John Richard Mark Robinson Dr Thomas Shade and Michael Ziegelhofer.
Police blotter outlines incidents from Wednesday and Thursday including a prop car stop loss a letter planning theft assault juvenile runaway and an attempted death by own action at various blocks and streets. entries show times locations and brief actions with emergency transport notes.
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