Four Happiness opens in Elyria with Vietnamese cuisine
Sisters Kim Trieu and Kahn Thai launch Lorain County's first Vietnamese restaurant, Four Happiness, at 118 Antioch across from Lorain County Community College. The eatery will feature Vietnamese cooking alongside Chinese and American fare, offering hot and mild spice options, and low fat dishes. It will operate 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. five nights weekly.
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Robert Penick
Elyria
Kim Trieu
Kahn Thai
Lorain County
Four Happiness
Kim
Antioch
Abbe Road
Lorain County Community College
Kim Triev
Antioch Drive
Gene Krebs
Lorain County Receives HEAP Funding for 1984 85 Reach
Columbus allocates 250000 to Lorain County for the Home Energy Assistance Program starting November 5 and ending April 12, 1985. Funds will reconnect disconnected low income households and assist those at risk of service shutoff or bulk fuel users.
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Columbus
Lorain County
Four Happiness Expands Offerings Amid Community Aid Talks
The article notes HEAP heat aid up to 150000 with a one time payment up to 200 for emergencies. Eligibility is set at 150 percent of the federal poverty guidelines. Applications go through community action agencies with deadlines Friday and Saturday. Four Happiness offers full beverage service and two party rooms for groups up to about 100. The business stems from a family of Vietnamese migrants and includes Nam Wah 1 and 2 and Mandarin House in Cleveland suburbs. Kitchen and waitstaff are all related, and the menu features about 150 items with regular specials including breakfast samplers.
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Four Happiness
Kim
Belgium
Cleveland
Hungry crooks hit school snack shack
A Band Boosters Booth break in at Clearview High School was reported to the sheriff. Thieves used a key to unlock the booth and cooked some hot dogs and popped popcorn before abandoning the site. They stole about 100 pounds of hot dogs, 100 buns, hot chocolate, candy, gum, popcorn, and related items. Local authorities investigating.
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Lorain
Clearview High School
Sheriff's Department
Vermilion hosts Harvest of Arts and Crafts fundraiser
Ohio artists and craftsmen will sell wares October 27 to support Harbour Town 1837 Historic District revitalization. The event runs 10 am to 7 pm at the Old School House Annex ITC Center, with a 50 cent donation and free admission for children under 12. Proceeds go to Friends of Harbour Town, Inc. A scanning electron microscope will enlarge small objects.
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Harbour Town
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