Tribute to Rosie the Riveter at Jacobs Field Terrace
A Cleveland tribute to Rosie the Riveter Working Women of World War II is set for 2 p.m. November 5 at the Terrace Chair at Jacobs Field. Hard Hatted Women, Ohio's sole group aiding women in non traditional jobs, sponsors the event with tickets from 50 dollars. for details, call 961 4449.
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Cleveland
Rosie
Jacobs Field
Hard Hatted Women
Ohio
English as Second Language program at LCCC
Lorain County Community College offers an English as a Second Language program for area residents to Speak read write and Understand English. The program is open to anyone and aims to help students learn English for jobs or education and to communicate better in their community. Fall quarter begins Sept. 18. For information, call (800) 995-5222 ext. 7042. Multilingual instructors aid with application and registration.
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Lorain County Community College
LCCC
North Olmsted recycling rates cut by 45 cents per home
City of North Olmsted and Browning-Ferris Industries amended their contract lowering recycling charges from 1.81 to 1.36 dollars per month per household and 150 to 81 dollars for apartments. The change saves about 96 thousand dollars for the general fund and supports sewer projects.
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North Olmsted
Browning-Ferris Industries
Russia Township
Ed Boyle
BFI
Steat
BFT
Ralph Bohlmann
Boyle
Bohlmann
Lorain man accused of rape and kidnapping
A Lorain man Anthony Razzano 44 is indicted on kidnapping felonious assault and three counts of rape claiming demonic influence. He allegedly beat restrained and imprisoned his girlfriend for four days taking her to bars and shopping before she escaped June 18 and sought help from police. He remains in Lorain County Jail on 50000 bond with no trial date set.
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Elyria
Lorain
Anthony Razzano
Washington Ave
Razzano
Florida
Lora
Lorain Community/St. Joseph
Kmart
Lorain County
Federal money may keep flowing for Ohio drug task forces
Federal funds for Ohio drug control and juvenile programs likely will stay, despite budget cuts in Washington. The Office of Criminal Justice Services administers grants, reports 2,204 arrests and 20 million dollars in drugs seized, and notes 75 percent of funding passes to local governments. County task forces handle most drug arrests, with cocaine and crack making up 48 percent, and a typical arrestee being adult white male.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Office of Criminal Services
George Voinovich
Michael Lee
House
Lee
Capitol Hill
Office
Multi, Jurisdic
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