Elyria approves medical marijuana processing zoning shift
City commissioners unanimously reclassify medical marijuana processing to Light Industrial in Elyria, easing location needs for processors amid inquiries. The planning commission also consolidates parcels for a GetGo cafe and approves waiving design review for a new KFC in Eaton Township JEDD, with local zoning and building rules applying.
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Fair attendance figures highlight a busy fair week
Pickworth credits Foreigner's sell-out Tuesday and a national tractor pull for strong turnout. He notes the combine lineup and favorable weather boosted numbers while describing the week as having a superior schedule. Contact Sean McDonnell at 329-7148.
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Chronicle-Telegram urges feedback on factual errors
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors in coverage, reaffirming commitment to accuracy and transparency.
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Management lineup includes Cozart Pfeiffer and Kunkler
A terse staffing note lists Gary Cozart, Jeff Pfeiffer, and Russ Kunkler across management areas including Circulation, National ad sales, Marketing, NIE, Production, and Ad sales. It maps roles within a media organization without detailing duties.
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Truck Fire on Route 2 Eastbound in Amherst
A Kent couple escaped unharmed when their truck caught fire on Route 2 eastbound between Oak Point and Baumhart roads after noticing a mechanical failure. Amherst Fire Chief Jim Wilhelm attributed the blaze to a mechanical failure and said both occupants exited safely as the vehicle was destroyed.
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Baumhart Roads
Steve Manheim
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City eyes traffic cameras to aid data gathering in Lorain
City officials discuss a possible traffic camera contract after law department review. Ohio courts have weighed in on camera legality, including a May ruling in Toledo, with state budget provisions tying fine revenue to funding. A mobile camera option may be used to monitor problem areas and tickets would be mailed to vehicle owners without points on licenses.
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Stone removal completes for Ely School site
Bob Norton of Foll Contracting led the safe takedown of a 98 year old stone for the new Ely School front. The process involved sawcutting, clamps, a week of preparations and crane lifts before moving the stone to its planned position. Students signed posters to be placed behind the stone, and the new Ely Elementary complex is slated to open in August 2020 on Gulf Road, with old buildings retired.
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Foll Contracting
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New Ely
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Hamilton
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