Elyria Starts Issue 6 Road Repairs With Signs Marking Use
Elyria begins street work funded by a 0.5 percent income tax increase. Signs reading Issue 6 funds at work mark locations. City Engineer Tim Alvari says crews will mill up to three inches of asphalt and apply new surface, starting today with asphalt and moving to concrete in spring. Council members chose worst roads per ward and expect 15 year life with crack sealant.
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Ninth Street
West Avenue
Tim Alvari
Alvari
Larry Tanner
D 1St Ward
Street Improvements by Ward and Street Segments Listed
Ward 1 Stanford Avenue East River Street to Sherman Road and Stanford Road Sherman Street to Park Avenue. Ward 2 Bell Avenue Route 57 to Furnace Street. Schaden Road Beachwood Drive south to railroad tracks. Ward 4 Windsor Drive 408 Windsor Drive to Windsor South. Ward 5 Ninth Street West Avenue to Riverside Drive. Court Street Broad Street to Third Street. Ward 6 Woodland Avenue Foster Avenue to Walnut Street. Ward 7 Duffey Street Abbe Road to Georgetown Avenue. Georgetown Avenue Duffey Street to 524 Georgetown Ave.
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Sherman Road
Stanford Road
Sherman Street
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Bell Avenue
Furnace Street
Schaden Road
Beachwood Drive
Windsor Drive
Windsor
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West Avenue
Riverside Drive
Court Street
Broad Street
Third Street
Woodland Avenue
Foster Avenue
Walnut Street
Duffey Street
Abbe Road
Georgetown Avenue
Georgetown Ave
Elyria Schools Tour Highlights Northwood Middle
Elyria officials review Northwood Middle School amid aging facilities. Principal Basinski notes original windows heating units and gym floor from 1961 while stressing district maintenance efforts. The building has a new boiler and tours spark debate over the master plan.
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Northwood Middle School
Elyria West High School
Michael Basinski
Basinski
Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Northwood
Lone protester pushes police reform on courthouse sidewalk
Mike Fagan, 74, of North Ridgeville, stood outside Elyria Municipal Court urging de escalation and non lethal tactics. He supports beanbag rounds and non lethal options while acknowledging officers may need deadly force in some cases. Elyria Police Chief Duane Whitely said he has no knowledge of the protest and callers have not complained.
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Elyria Municipal Court
Mike Fagan
North Ridgeville
Duane Whitely
Fagan
Whitely
Cleveland
Cleveland Division of Police
Bruce Bishop
Chronicle
Lorain considers tax credit reduction with vote looming
Lorain City Council voted 7 to 3 to send an income tax credit reduction to a third reading, delaying final action until a potential Oct 3 meeting. The plan would keep the 100 percent credit for part of 2016 but drop it to 50 percent in 2017 before restoring to 100 percent in 2018, raising more than 2.7 million dollars.
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Lorain
Chase Ritenauer
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