Lorain Names John Branham Interim School Chief
Lorain Schools appointed John Branham as interim superintendent two months before a 1.5 percent earned income tax levy vote. The district faces an $11.35 million deficit for 2012-13 and could enter fiscal emergency if the levy fails, risking state control. Branham pledged public finances outlines and rapid action to win voter support.
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Elyria Council Delays License Change for Fire and LifeCare
Elyria City Council tabled a vote on the Elyria Fire Department license change and a grant request for 12 lead heart monitors. Councilwoman Mary Siwierka urged waiting until 6 p.m. Monday while officials draft a working protocol for possible simultaneous EMS responses.
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Lorain County Metro Parks to unveil Amherst recreation center plan
Lorain County Metro Parks Board will hold a 4 p.m. press conference to detail a proposed northwestern Lorain County recreation and wellness facility serving Amherst. Director Dan Martin offered cautious comments and did not confirm ballot plans.
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Oberlin Eyes Acquisition of Green Acres Property
Oberlin officials plan to spend 265000 to purchase the former Green Acres orphanage land on East College Street and Route 511. City Manager Eric Norenberg says there is no timetable for development and a small neighborhood park is the likely outcome, with possible municipal buildings unlikely due to downtown site commitments.
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Man and brother pull burned woman from apartment blaze
In Elyria a woman was badly burned in a fire at 315 Columbus Street around 5 40 p m Tuesday. Ed Justice and his brother James rushed to help with firefighting experience from the Navy. They found the woman by a burning couch as a light socket melted.
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