Sweeney resigns as NORTH RIDGEVILLE Safety Director
Sweeney resigns after three years to spend time with family. Daniel H. Zirzow, city council president, will replace him, starting October 5 at a $57,000 salary. Sweeney plans to assist with media ventures and sewage treatment project marketing. He praised Mayor Hill during his farewell.
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North Ridgeville Safety Service
Thomas G. Sweeney Jr
Sweeney
Beth
Daniel H. Zirzow
Zirzow
Wkyc Channel 3
Thomas Sweeney Group Inc
Sheaffer
Hill
DermaBond Adheres to Skin Cuts at Local Hospital
Doctors at Community Health Partners in Lorain are using Dermabond, a skin adhesive approved by the FDA, to seal cuts instead of stitches. Dr. Stephen Evans demonstrated the procedure with his daughter as a patient. The adhesive reduces pain, speeds treatment, and requires no anesthetic injections, benefiting about half of typical emergency room lacera tions and keeping bonding for seven to ten days before wearing off.
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Lorain
Community Health Partners
Stephen Evans
Jessica
Evans
Food and Drug Administration
Protesters urge Lorain relocation funding for displaced residents
About 50 residents protested in Veterans Park as Lorain advances a $100 million waterfront development by Alan Spitzer. The Housing Safety Net Coalition backs councilman Jeff Sedivy's plan to compensate homeowners up to 10000 if no comparable housing exists and provide renters moving costs and 12 months of rental aid, plus up to 20000 for displaced businesses. The city skyline area along the Black River was deemed blighted to facilitate the project, while Mayor Koziora and Spitzer oppose mandatory compensation. Nearly 60 property owners could be displaced, including 50 low income renters.
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Lorain
Veteran’s Park
Alan Spitzer
David Wheeler
First Congregational Church
Wheeler
Housing Safety Net Coalition
Jeff Sedivy
2Nd Ward
Sedivy
American Ship Building Co
Black River
Spitzer
Joseph Koziora
Wall Street
Council repeals water rate hike in Elyria
Elyria City Council voted to repeal the contested water rate increase after a mayoral and committee recommendation. The repeal takes effect in 30 days, moot petitions due to misspelling, and dismisses the city's court filing. Protestors tied and gagged in Council Chambers expressed opposition to limiting citizen petitions.
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Elyria
Terry Shilling
Common Pleas
Shilling
Pauline Leboda
Lorain County Neighbors Pro
Leboda
Elyria levy meeting draws 14 residents, few voters
Elyria school officials face a tough sell for a five year 4.95 mill levy. Only two non employees attended the Northwood Junior High session while most present were educators and administrators. Officials say the levy would raise about 4 million annually for capital needs supplies and reserves and help stabilize the community and property values.
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Elyria
Northwood Junior High School
Ble
Holly Brinda
E. Jean Harper
Harper
Joan Sigafoos
Harp
Slain Oberlin woman held in high esteem
Anna Margaret Jones 23 of Oberlin and Bard College student from Oberlin died from multiple knife wounds in a Red Hook New York church lot. Jilted lover J T Loney 24 of Middlebury Vermont charged with second degree murder after being found near the church with the weapon. Jones’s father is English professor Nicholas Jones at Oberlin College. her mother Phyllis Jones.
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Middlebury
Dutchess County
Scoralick
Bruce Chilton
Jones
Chilton
Loney
Bard
Laney
Bard College
Annandale-on-Hudson
N.Y
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Anna Margaret Jones
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