Lorain Council rejects zoning change for outdoor storage
Lorain City Council voted 10-1 against a zoning change near Elyria Avenue that would allow outdoor storage of construction materials for Tom Harris’s excavating business. Residents and council members warned the area could become a junkyard, while Harris’s attorney noted some storage is already fenced and hidden from view. Councilwoman Mary Springowski was the sole supporter, calling Harris a good corporate citizen.
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Lorain
Elyria Avenue
Jeff Weir
Tom Harris
Harris
Weir
East Avenue
Land Bank
JoAnne Moon
Mitch Fallis
Josh Thornsberry
Mary Springowski
Lorain Man Wounded in Weekend Shooting on West 20th
In Lorain one man is in critical condition after a Sunday early morning shooting on West 20th Street. Matthew Bell, 28, was found with multiple gunshot wounds and flown to MetroHealth Medical Center after initial treatment at Mercy Regional Hospital. Police say a fight preceded the shooting. one arrest was made for obstruction of official business and drug charges, not tied to the shooting. Call (440) 204-2105 with tips.
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Lorain
West 20Th Street
Matthew Bell
Bell
Mercy Regional Hospital
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Michael Adams
Pizza Hut driver in Elyria crosswalk crash injures two
Police say a Friday night crash in front of University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center injured Robert Gray Jr. and Samantha Gray as they walked from the ER. Christina Gringle, 30, delivered pizzas for Pizza Hut and remained at large details. The Grays were airlifted to MetroHealth. Robert remains in critical condition. No citations issued and investigators rule out drugs or alcohol.
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Elyria
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Chris Costantino
Christina Gringle
Harvard Avenue
Pizza Hut
Robert Gray Jr
Samantha Gray
Island Road
Grafton
Costantino
Oberlin renames Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day
In Oberlin Ohio residents celebrate the citys first Indigenous Peoples Day as the council shifts away from Columbus Day. Three Eaglecloud the protester who burned sage last year did not attend this year but supporters praise the change and plan a bigger celebration next year while the community hosts film programs and drum events.
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Oberlin
Tappan Square
Christopher Columbus
Redeemer
Oberlin Council
Ohio
Byron Dixon
Morning Dove
Jean Simon
Three Eaglecloud
Simon
Peace Community Church
Sundance
Cleveland American Indian Movement
Devon Schultz
Langston Middle School
Schultz
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