Brunswick industrial park hopes hinge on new interest
Brunswick officials chase industrial growth after years of lag with 268 acre park near I-71. W W Williams Co has moved in while 60 acres are developed, 35 idle. Nation wide Development seeks rezoning 155 acres to resi. Medina attracts cheaper land and rail service. Murray cites rising inquiries from small firms and local Clevelanders considering Brunswick.
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Supreme Court limits warrantless workplace inspections
Business and conservative groups hail a 5-3 ruling requiring warrants for OSHA inspections, while federal officials say the decision is only partially limiting. Officials warn it may delay urgent inspections but could give workers time to rectify hazards, with impact to be seen in coming weeks.
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Bus shortage threatens Cleveland desegregation efforts
NAACP lawyers ask U S District Judge Battisti to review why enough buses for full desegregation by fall cannot be secured. Officials say 400 buses are needed for 50,000 students, yet contractors cap at about 250 for the year, prompting debate over multi company provision and timetables.
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Akron man and horse begin cross country trip to California
Rick Ardiales, 24, a Akron native and University of Akron graduate, travels with his six year old Appaloosa Sundance from Medina County toward Los Angeles. They left Monday aiming for a Christmas arrival, traveling 20 to 25 miles daily with Sundance hauling supplies and Ardiales’ equipment, a journey costing just over $2,000. Ardiales trained in running, swimming and karate and plans to let intuition guide them, stopping as needed and relying on strangers who have offered shelter along the way.
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Los Angeles
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