Elyria Reinstates 50 Percent Tax Abatement for Bank
Elyria City Council agrees to restore a 50 percent income tax abatement for First Place Bank after a period of reduced activity. The Warren based lender, formed from Northern Savings & Loan merger, pledged over 2.8 million in investment and hiring to justify the revival.
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Elyria
First Place Bank
Oper
Ated Northern Savings & Loan
City Council
First Place
Bank
Neal Hubbard
Hubbard
Northern S&l
Barry Hubbard
Angie Byington
Auto shop investigated for missing state registration
The Ohio Board of Motor Vehicle Collision Repair Registration warns customers away from Flatline Collision Ltd in Columbia Township for not registering since 2007. The board plans to seek a court order to halt repairs until certification is obtained, as the shop touts false claims of being the only certified facility in the area.
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Columbia Twp
Ohio Board of Motor Vehicle
Columbia Township
Michael Greene
Flatline Collision Ltd
Flatline
Greene
Ohio
Gunfire in Avon prompts custody of two men
A quiet Avon afternoon ended with reported gunfire in the 34500 block of Heatherwood Avenue. Two men were taken into custody near Route 83 and Interstate 90, a gun recovered, as investigators probe motive and charges. Neighbors declined comment and the scene was examined for evidence.
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Avon
Heatherwood Avenue
Jaycox Road
Ohio execution team training spars with weather and absences
Ohio prison director says the 12 member execution team sometimes misses mandatory practice due to weather illness and vacations. He notes team members have other duties and are covered by union time off, defending training adequacy amid lawsuits over execution procedures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ernie Moore
U.S. District Court
Phillip Kerns
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
Broom
Moore
Kerns
Prisons System
Julie Walburn
Bomb scare follows welfare check on local teen
A welfare check on a 15 year old girl in Sheffield Township led to a brief bomb scare and neighborhood evacuation. Deputies found dynamite like devices connected to a timer at a Fleming Avenue home occupied by James and Gabrielle Bracken, relatives of the girl. The Brackens were jailed over the weekend for aggravated menacing at Hillcrest Hospital in Mayfield Heights. The device was later described as a prop and the investigation continues.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Township
Lorain County
James Bracken
Drozdowski
Brackens
Hillcrest Hospital
Mayfield Heights
Fleming Avenue
Mayfield Street
Wilson Avenue
Joe Bandagski
Bracken
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Gregory Frost
Lewis Williams
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