Fixing the walk this way to Lisa Roberson
An engineering report for West Falls River Walk in Elyria outlines three costly repair options. Bramhall Engineering estimates a $125 000 to $350 000 bill, citing a collapsing sewer as the main cause beyond erosion. City Engineer Mukund Moghe says funding has not been approved and will present the findings at the Finance Committee meeting at 6 p.m. Monday in City Council chambers.
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Elyria
West Falls
Bramhall Engineering and Survey Co
Bramhall
Mukund Moghe
Georgia man executed for killing off duty officer
The Georgia man convicted of killing an off duty police officer was put to death late Wednesday. The state Senate backed a new congressional map. the reworked districts approved by the Senate await signature from Governor Kasich.
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Georgia
State House
Senate
Kasich
Lorain County could cut 4-H if tax hike fails
Lorain County proposes about 2.1 million in cuts including eliminating 86,400 for The Ohio State University Extension Office which runs 4-H. Extension director Linnette Goard warned the loss could end 4-H and its 2,000 members in 86 clubs. The budget year is about 287,000 for the office.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio State University Extension Office
Linnette Goard
OSU
Goard
Tim Quinn exits Elyria mayoral race
Tim Quinn, who ran as an independent candidate for Elyria mayor, announces he is dropping out of the mayoral race. No further details provided on replacement or next steps.
Court keeps Quinn off Elyria mayor ballot
A federal judge rejected Tim Quinns bid to be listed as an independent candidate for Elyrias mayor, citing violations of state rules. Quinn endorsed Republican Ray Noble, who seeks to succeed retiring Mayor Bill Grace. Holly Brinda won the Democratic primary for mayor.
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Ray Noble
Bill Grace
Holly Brinda
Noble
Brinda
U.S
Dan Aaron Polster
Lorain
Elections Board
Elyria Law
Terry
Pete” Shilling
Scott Serazin
Jay Grinda
Grace
Mardi Gras seeks separate liquor permit in Elyria hearing
Elyria residents will hear arguments Oct 5 at City Hall on whether Dean Costa should lose or renew the unified liquor permit covering Uncle Vic's, Mardi Gras, and Benchwarmers. Costa faces action over bar problems as Mardi Gras applies for its own license led by operator Shane Loudy since February.
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Elyria City Hall
Costa
Department of Liquor Control
Shane Loudy
Uncle Vic’s
Chronicle File
Benchwarmers
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