Vermilion woman Kimberly Murray mourned. others noted
Obituary notices recall the life of Kimberly Jo Murray of Vermilion later Cleveland, a 1981 Vermilion High grad and OSU graduate who cared for animals, including a guide dog. She is survived by husband Bretley, parents, grandparents, siblings, and a late daughter. Services were set at Riddle Funeral Home with contributions to the American Diabetes Association.
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Mamrak
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Lorain
Vermilion
Tara Jo Mosley
Michael Mamrak
Riddle Funeral Home
South St
Steven K. Brown
Grace United Methodist Church
American Diabetes Association
Kay Circle
Sandusky
Julia M. Eddy
Olah
Elyria
Mrs. Eddy
Emh Regional Medical Center
She Eddy
Elyria High School
Second St
Funeral
Jerry Kruse
Lake Avenue
Maggie Payne Taylor
Thomaston
Ala
Nashville
New Hope Baptist Church
Lorain Community Hospital
Zelma White
Chicago
Henderson Booz
San Antonio
St. John
St. John Harris of Mobile, Ala; Sons George Payne II, Louis Payne
Floyd Payne
John Payne
Joseph Payne
Renevia
Fannie Mae Payne
Ernest Payne
Rosie Lee Mitchell
Rosa Mosley
George Payne II
Brown Funeral Home
27Th Street
Broadway Avenue
Robert T. Marbury
Elmwood Cemetery
Lucretia D. Hyde
Avon
Cleveland Clinic
Dickinson
Avon Area
Kent State Univer
Hyde City
Tarrytown
Nly
Yvette Wagner
Savannah
Maurice Fitzgerald
Longmont
Colo
Hyde
Emma Fitzgerald
Nelson
Craig Friends
Lucretia Hyde Memorial
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Harris Road
Martins Ferry Broadcaster Kenneth Kadar Dies at 71
Ohio Valley radio and TV figure Kenneth K. Kadar died Friday from injuries in a West Virginia car crash at age 71. He worked for WTOV-TV Steubenville WTRE-TV and stations WKWK WWVA Wheeling and later five years with United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley.
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Martins Ferry
Kenneth K. Kadar
Ohio Valley
West Virginia
Kadar
Wtov-Tv
Steubenville
Wtre-Tv
WKWK
WWVA
Wheeling
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City seeks permits for student houses to avoid reinspection
City officials urge owners of student housing to bring occupancy permit copies to City Hall. Plans must be approved by an inspector by Feb. 1, with changes due by next summer. Failure to cooperate could trigger state fines or shutdown. Marshall Whitehead will issue new city permits once code compliance is confirmed.
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Kirin
Marshall Whitehead
Whitehead
Plane skids after gear retraction at Lorain airport
Dr Steven Weight 38 a Cleveland physician escaped injury when a 1998 Mooney TLS skidded 400 feet after he retracted the landing gear during takeoff practice at Lorain County Regional Airport Sunday night. The plane valued at 300000 sustained minor damage.
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Russia
Lorain County
State Highway Patrol
Steven Weight
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Weight
Fair
Cross
Daniel Abfali
Mayor's substitute proposal fuels line of succession debate
NORTH OLMSTED The city council weighs a proposed charter change to put the service director first in line to succeed the mayor, followed by the safety and human resources directors, then the council president. Officials worry elected backup is preferable and raise concerns about effectiveness and accountability.
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North Olmsted
Ed Boyle
Boyle
David Lind
2Nd Ward
Gareau
Estate planning program at Senior Center in North Ridgeville
The North Ridgeville Senior Center will host a 10 am estate planning and asset preservation program drawn from Liberty Group Heritage America. The session, at 7827 Avon Belden Road, includes refreshments.
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Liberty Group
Heritage America
Avon Belden Road
Trains Concern Neighborhood Safety At Crossing
Council members clash over train safety measures as Kopronica defends existing signals and Sedivy cites a 1937 city ordinance limiting freight speeds to 25 mph. Residents fear disaster as trains pass at 60 to 70 mph near homes and report hearing loud whistles at night.
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Kopronica
Sedivy
Council
City weighs lowering rooming house tenant limits
Gibson backs a plan to reduce the legally defined tenant threshold for rooming houses to broaden inspections and target smaller facilities. He cites data from Oberlin College and City Hall showing 767 students off campus, with fires most common in private homes and apartments, while registered rooming houses report no fires in 1995 96, though fire chief warns data may undercount.
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Gibson
The
Num
Fire Department
Oberlin College
City Hall
Dennis Kirin
Kirin
National Fire Protection Association
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