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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2008

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North Ridgeville city worker resigns amid email access probe

Tony Lance Sr a 26 year veteran of North Ridgeville Engineering Department resigned Wednesday amid a police investigation into alleged illegal access of city workers email accounts. Two hard drives were seized and are being examined as investigators pursue a digital trail.

North Ridgeville Tony Lance Sr Rick Thomas Lance Thomas Christopher Rangus

Weather holds promise for easing Route 57 traffic delays

City Engineer Mukund Moghe says dry mild weather could speed a $20 million Route 57 reconstruction, with Shelly Co grinding asphalt to reopen four lanes before Thanksgiving. Traffic snarls near Gulf and Abbe roads persist, dependent on temperatures above 40 degrees. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 for details.

Chuck Humel Chronicle Gulf Road Gulf and Abbe Ohio Mukund Moghe Shelly Co Moghe

ODOT to review errors on Lorain bridge project

Lorain officials promise a review after the Charles Berry Bascule Bridge closure. ODOT aims to finish by mid November, later than the target of late August or September. Mayor Krasienko and over 30 officials heard residents express concern as businesses report losses from the closure.

Lorain Ohio Department of Transportation Charles Berry John Hart ODOT Anthony Krasienko

National City Bank sale reshapes Cleveland’s Banking Era

National City Corp based in Cleveland, founded in 1845, sells to Pittsburgh's PNC Financial for 5.58 billion dollars amid a government cash infusion of 7.7 billion. The deal makes PNC the fifth largest U.S. bank by deposits and follows National City’s 729 million loss and 4,000 planned layoffs as the mortgage- and credit crunch unsettles the region. Mayor Frank Jackson weighs impact on jobs branches and tax revenue.

Cleveland National City Corp PNC Financial Services Group Inc PNC Financial National City PNC Ohio Frank Jackson

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