Flights resume at Lorain County Airport after FAA lift
The FAA lifted airspace restrictions around Hopkins and 15 other metropolitan areas Tuesday, restoring operation at Lorain County Regional Airport. About 110 based planes return to air as general aviation traffic resumes, with pilots using visual rules still grounded within 30 to 40 miles of Hopkins.
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Brown urges end to tax cuts to boost health defense
U S Rep Sherrod Brown in Columbus promotes a 1.4 billion federal plan to aid the Centers for Disease Control and bolster bioterrorism readiness and hospital capacity. He calls for freezing tax cuts for the top 5 percent to fund health centers and airport security, arguing for more funding for public health infrastructure.
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New Grafton police chief sworn in
James Brearey was sworn in as Grafton police chief at Town Hall with about 50 people present. He thanked the assembled officers and officials including Fire Chiefs John Cutter and Larry Wildenheim and Elyria Police Chief Michael Medders before greeting attendees with his wife and daughter at his side.
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Turnpike chiefs bar taping in public session
Elyria Ohio Turnpike Commission executive director Gino Zomparelli refused to start a meeting until all recording devices were off. Residents and reporters argued the ban violates state law and First Amendment rights. legal experts said there was little recourse if the meeting began.
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Lorain gets 500000 state funds for shipyard redevelop
The Ohio Department of Development approved half of a 1 million commitment to Lorain for the Spitzer Great Lakes Ltd. redevelopment of the former American Ship Building Co. site at the mouth of Lake Erie and the Black River into a mixed use district with business, boating and housing.
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Elyria Sees Crime Concerns Over New High School Bond
A survey shows 40 percent of residents view building the new Ely Stadium high school as a bad idea due to crime, while 54 percent disagree. School and police officials stress safety measures, more security tech, fewer entryways, and continued police presence to reassure voters ahead of the November 6 bond election.
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