Archive for November 23rd, 2007
Avon police officer injured in early morning crash
While responding to a one car crash around 4:45 a.m. Friday on I-90 in Avon, another vehicle traveling east on I-90 lost control due to the slick road conditions, struck an Avon police cruiser and a tow truck from Hall’s towing that was clearing the initial crash.
An Avon police officer was investigating the […]
In North Ridgeville, business is booming
Commercial surge coming on heels of population growth
NORTH RIDGEVILLE — Once-wooded lots are being cleared away and in their place a plethora of “coming soon” signs have sprouted up in empty fields along Lorain Road.
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The area off Lear-Nagle Road (right) near Lorain Road in North Ridgeville is set for development. In rear […]
Former reporter takes on Kucinich
It took Rosemary Palmer extended stays in New Jersey, Washington, D.C., and China to realize that, as the saying goes, all politics is local.
Palmer
The Wooster-born 60-year-old, who also was a Chronicle-Telegram writer in the 1970s, returned home from her travels and is now running against Dennis Kucinich for the Democratic nomination for the 10th Congressional […]
Deaths spur changes to police chase policy
CLEVELAND — A rash of deaths and injuries resulting from police chases has led the city to revise its policy on pursuing would-be fugitives.
So far this year, at least eight people have been killed or injured following chases in the city, a newspaper reported.
The accidents this year, which include the injury of an infant and […]
Landfill may lose its permit
AKRON — The operating permit for a troubled landfill in Northeast Ohio should be suspended because of continuing problems with odors and underground fires, the Stark County health commissioner said.
A suspension would shut down the 258-acre landfill in southern Stark County until the problems are corrected. Republic Services, the Florida parent company of the landfill, […]
Operation: Black Friday
The Dodson team will be doing battle in the retail trenches for the best deals
It’s 3 a.m., and while most people are still sleeping off the intoxicating effects of Thanksgiving dinner, Linda Dodson and her band of merry shoppers already have showered, piled on layers of comfy clothing and headed out the door armed with […]