Invest Elyria names new leader
Mary Bryan appointed executive director of Invest Elyria replacing Brandon Rutherford who resigned last month. Bryan, former board chair, has long volunteer experience with Habitat for Humanity United Way and others and will lead a new leadership slate including Cathy DeMaria Sheets as chair Tim Bryan as vice chair Polly Onderko treasurer Robbie Sears secretary and David Pappas board member. The group notes progress with the farmers market and city partnership.
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Avon Chief Seeks Full Time Records Coordinator
Avon officials plan to hire a full time public records coordinator to handle requests mainly in the Police Department and across city offices. Chief Richard Bosley told the City Council that with body and dash camera data, requests have grown complex and the role would pay 23.50 to 26.50 per hour.
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Pickup plunges into Elyria woods on Middle Avenue
A pickup left the road on Middle Avenue in Elyria damaging a mailbox and trees. The driver, cited for reasonable control, was uninjured. a passenger sustained minor injuries and was hospitalized. Responders arrived around 11 a.m. after a caller reported engine noise and a girl screaming nearby.
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Rainy Elyria Apple Festival weather curbs turnout
The 36th Elyria Apple Festival drew an estimated 40,000 to 50,000 attendees amid heavy Saturday rain. Organizers said crowds were smaller but robust, with vendors noting good activity Friday and Sunday. The Apple Festival Princess Pageant was moved indoors to Elyria City Hall.
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Storm cleanup crew punctures gravesite in Westwood Cemetery
Westwood Cemetery in Oberlin saw a gravesite punctured by a tree removal crew during the September 10 storm. Debris from the storm covered streets and a golf course remained affected, with Interim City Manager Sal Talarico calling it the worst storm in decades and noting extensive damage to trees and power lines. Chunks of downed trees still clutter the 47 acre parcel at 429 Morgan St.
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Keystone district seeks funds from ECOT online school
Keystone school officials say they may not recover more than 800000 dollars lost since 2002 as students switch to ECOT online classes. Superintendent Franco Gallo notes a measure to bill ECOT for 644527.19 dollars aims to spotlight alleged ECOT problems and push for funding parity and accountability.
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