CiviGenics Wins Final Ohio Prison Contract Approval
The private firm CiviGenics won unanimous approval from Ohio’s Controlling Board to operate the 552-bed North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility in Grafton, a state owned private run prison focused on rehabilitating male inmates with substance abuse issues. The contract totals 14.8 million dollars and becomes effective pending the director’s signature.
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Joe Andrews
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Ohio
West Avenue home could gain historic register status
Elyria resident Marci Yingling hopes her century old 315 West Ave house will be listed on the National Register of Historic Places within about 90 days. The 1904 Colonial Revival home, once owned by Sheriff Addison Lord, stands near the YWCA rooming house, with the couple noting its historic ties and local roots.
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Marci Yingling
YWCA
Yingling
West Ave
Ohio Historical Society
Rick
Marci
Addison Lord
Elyria Telephone Company
Pearl Louise Lord
Karras
Yinglings
Roosevelt Elementary School
Aruce Bishop
Chronicle
Rick and
Marc’ —Igling
West Avenue
Lorain seeks state aid for Cooper Foster Park road widening
Lorain plans a 2.5 million project to widen Cooper Foster Park Road from two to four lanes between North Leavitt and Kolbe. The city seeks about 2.2 million in state funds, including a 1.9 million ODOT grant and a 272,000 state development grant, with other sources covering the rest. The measure awaits full council action next week with completion targeted for June 2001.
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Joseph Koziura
Ohio Department of Transportation
Cooper Foster Park Road
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Kolbe Roads
ODOT
Northeastern Ohio Coordinating Agency
NOACA
State Development Department
Kmart Corporation
Amherst
Ambherst
Bill Rowland
Starland Homes
Sandy Prudoff
Firm promises better teaching
LORAIN The school board voted to hire Evans Newton Inc to align district curriculum. The 10 year old firm will be paid 207714 dollars from grants and budgets to implement Target Teach next school year. It will provide software training and evaluate textbooks while testing reading and math skills five times per year for grades five through eight. Ann Mensendiek Jensen opposed the resolution.
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Arizona
Evans Newton Inc
Ann Mensendiek-Jensen
Evans Newton
Dave Majesky
Bank plans two week lead to Sheffield Twp bank opening
Buckeye Community Bank prepares for state pre opening exam before its Sheffield Center location becomes county's new independent commercial bank. George Mayer, 65, president, expects to open day after Columbus Day. The bank raised over 6.5 million from 70 local investors and aims to serve small businesses with standard consumer loans. Mayer, formerly of Key Bank, led community development at BGSU and raised 5 million for a Firelands campus center.
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George Mayer
Mayer
Sheffield Center
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Bak
KeyBank
Bowling Green State University
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