Kucinich Cameloton-Cuyahoga dream fades in recall bid
Cleveland mayor Dennis Kucinich faces the first recall election in the city’s history on August 13 as a two part UPI profile outlines his rapid rise and the swift erosion of support. The piece notes opposition from unions business leaders police and council and cites his firing of Police Chief Richard Hongisto as sparks.
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Cleveland
Dennis Kucinich
Robert San George
UPI
Cleveland Bureau
Robert Langeorge
Cleveland City Hall
Kucinich
Cameloton-Cuyahoga
Dennis the Menace
Ralph Perk
Perk
Richard Hongisto
Hongisto
Black River levy fails. officials weigh next steps
Black River School District voters rejected a 5 mill operating levy 569 to 414, risking school closures next year. Superintendent Searing warned of program reductions, delayed repairs, and no bus replacements as options while officials consider whether to reballot in November.
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Neysa Stroup
Spencer
Black River
Huntington
Stanley Searing
Carl Breyley
Board of Education
Homer
Jackson
Sullivan
Ohio General Assembly
Searing
Homer Smith
Medina County
Medina planners revisit development including school site
Medina planners will review Forestview Estates a 613 unit subdivision with a proposed elementary school site again at Thursday’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. Developer GErl Construction argues the L shaped site is workable while critics urge a better location. The panel may also consider rezoning 17 acres on Wadsworth Road to C 4 and a preliminary plat for The Reserve east of Lake Medina.
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Medina
Carol Biliczky
Planning and Zoning Commission
Forestview Estates
Medina Two
Gerl Construction Co
Euclid
Bob Knight
Gerl Construction
Knight
Evans
City Hall
Ward Three
Tom Merryweather
Wadsworth Road
Twin Oaks Boulevard
Peter Wincup
Merryweather
Wincup
Guilford Blvd
Lake Medina
Rt. 18
Medina County Fair Opens With Record Youth Day Attendance
Medina County Fair announces a record turnout of 22 877 on opening day. The event featured the Outstanding Court Breakfast, 4 H horse and pony shows, beef and dairy shows, dog show, and a busy schedule of rides, concerts, and harness racing. Youth Day offered free admission for students and special activities run through the day.
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Medina
Fair Board
Mark Whitfield
John Oberholtzer
Rudy Varja
Alex Houston
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West Salem
Gazette
Craig Holman
Smith
Columbus
Commission
Bill Evans
Wadsworth City
Tribe
Kansas City Falls
al Classified
Ics Ree
Eenee County Digest
Edito Sree
Farm
Weenee
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