Elyria Health Staff Move to Lorain County District
Elyria health department employees will join Lorain County General Health District when the merger completes. The city plans to sell the Chestnut Street building housing the department, valued at 627750 dollars, with an inventory to be divided and possible auction of remaining items. County services will assume full control January 1, and most workers are offered county jobs or retirement options.
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Elyria Health Department
Lorain County General Health District
Chestnut St
Holly Brinda
Chestnut Street
Brinda
Lorain County
County Health District
Lorain
Avon Lake
Dave Cowell
Covell
Sheffield Village imposes six month medical marijuana moratorium
Sheffield Village Council approved a six month moratorium on building permits and occupancy certificates for medical marijuana cultivation processing or retail sales. The move follows August discussions amid debate over the state's marijuana law and regulatory roles of the Commerce Department medical board and Board of Pharmacy.
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Sheffield
Avon
Avon Lake
Ohio
Commerce Department
State Medical Board
State Board of Pharmacy
Bob Markovich
Oberlin man charged with domestic violence after baby’s mother assaulted
An 18-year-old Oberlin man, Derrian Yarber, faces two felony counts each of domestic violence and violating a temporary protection order, plus burglary and disrupting public service charges after allegedly assaulting a 17-year-old mother and her relatives at a North Ridge Road home. He later asked officers to shoot him before arrest.
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Amherst
Oberlin
Derrian Yarber
Yarber
North Ridge Road
Rate hike ahead for Lorain water and sewer services
Lorain residents face higher water and sewer rates after a Streets and Utilities Committee briefing by CT Consultants. The Akron firm warned of a financial storm, deferred maintenance, and potential EPA violations if upgrades are delayed. council members objected to uncertain impacts on the city’s residents.
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City Council
Streets and Utilities Committee
CT Consultants
Akron
Bob McNutt
McNutt
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Council
Safety Service
Dan Given
City of
Lorain Officials Warn Police Jobs Linked to Tax Credit
Lorain police say seven patrol and support positions are at risk if the income tax credit reduction proceeds. Three officers remain at Mercy Regional Medical Center and at Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority sites, plus one at Lorain City Schools. City Council debates a temporary 100 percent credit on the 2.5 percent tax rate only through September before potential elimination of these posts.
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Lorain
Mercy Regional Medical Center
Lorain Metropolitan Housing
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