Lorain County seeks new administrator as Dellisanti nears retirement
Lorain County commissioners search nationwide for a replacement for Dominick Dellisanti who plans to retire by year end. Open ended salary, no consultants, and potential January changes loom as two Republican victories could upend current plans. Dellisanti, 61, appointed in 1969, earns 42016 annually and will stay on until successor is named.
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Elyria
Dominick Dellisanti
Lorain County
Dellisanti
Fred Ritenauer
Ritenauer
Herbert Jacoby
Jacoby
Anthony DePaola
Leonard Rei
Chlin
Marguerite Bowman
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Sinkhole grows near Elyria county building and curfew proposed
Elyria County boards face a widening sinkhole at the $700000 Infirmary Road facility with water filling the cavity. Officials study artesian or abandoned drainage causes while a fence and pallets block access. Nearby Alchem Tr on seeks a saltwater injection well opposed by the city and residents. Eaton Township trustees propose a weekday curfew for under 18 to curb vandalism, with broader weekend and summer hours under county approval.
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Elyria
The
Chemical Company
Eaton Township
Chester Carpenter
Carpenter
Eaton Estates
Columbia Township
North Ridgeville
Eaton
Weather outlook: cooler tonight and Thursday with rain chance
Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler with a low in the mid 40s. Thursday brings increasing clouds and a high in the mid 70s with a 20 percent chance of rain. Details, Page A-3.
Thomas tours Lorain talks feminism and love
Marlo Thomas, star of That Girl and four time Emmy winner, spoke at Lorain County Community College on the Prominent Americans Lecture Series. She cited her grandmother as a freeing influence and urged both women and men to share responsibilities and emotions in modern relationships. Her remarks touched on career versus family, aging, and changing notions of love including future TV projects.
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Ms. Thomas
Lorain County Community College
Danny Thomas
Phil Donahue
Halloween Trick or Treat replaces village event in Wellington
Goblins and witches will prevail Wednesday October 31 from 6 30 to 8 p m as Wellington cancels traditional trick or treat. A massive free party at Town Hall was planned by the Wellington Chamber of Commerce but faced strong opposition from merchants who invested thousands in treats and supplies. Mayor Roger Hyde announced the shift to the party on Monday, sparking lengthy debate and criticism from business leaders.
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