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Issue 11 is a 20 year, 0.81mil bond issue that would fund the building of a new Police Department. “You want me to pay more taxes!? What’s wrong with the one we’ve got?” Before you start making plans to throw a box of Earl Grey in South Central Pond, let us give you a little bit of background: – The ... Read More »

Economic development – I believe the residents of North Ridgeville desire, and would benefit from, additional retail and restaurant options within our city limits. I will ensure it is a priority for our city to create an even more inviting environment for these types of businesses to locate in North Ridgeville. Additionally, I believe we must make a focused effort ... Read More »

Thank you to the North Ridgeville Lions Club for stocking shelves at North Ridgeville Community Care! The Lions Club recently held their annual food drive to benefit Community Care and also built shelves for the food. The drive brought 6,964 pounds of food! Thank you! We love our Lions! Read More »

Spectrum members performing The Star Spangled Banner and the NRHS Alma Mater at the men’s soccer game for senior night. @NRHSRangers, @NRCSRangers, @nrhsyb, @CultureNr – NRHSChoirs, @NRHSChoirs How can we apply our knowledge of forces to design roller coasters that are safe and thrilling for passengers? Physical science learners are designing and building safe roller coasters by identifying and measuring ... Read More »

Custom home builder Green Quest Homes’ is now starting home construction in Harvest Pointe Phase 2. The Harvest Pointe development is located on Root Road, just south of Lorain Road, in North Ridgeville and is located within a couple miles of both I-480 and the Turnpike. Phase 2 will feature lot sizes up to a ½ acre. Both one story ... Read More »

Written by: Leigh Keeton It was a decade ago and Maria Shenouda was a small child at the time, but the memories are seared into her mind. While walking the streets of her neighborhood in Egypt, she saw families in need. “A lot of people didn’t have the opportunity to get their children good healthcare,” Maria says. “Every day I ... Read More »

Do you love Halloween? Want to learn how to write a scary story? Then join the Lorain County Community College Writing Center from 3:30-4:30 p.m., Wed., October 27 for “How to Tell a Scary Story” workshop. Kurt Fawver, LCCC faculty member and writer of horror, weird fiction, and literature, will read from his collection, offers tips for writers, and answers your questions ... Read More »

Lorain County Community College is kicking off Manufacturing Month with the announcement of its second bachelor of applied science degree, this one in Smart Industrial Automated Systems Engineering Technology. Chancellor Randy Gardner of the Ohio Department of Higher Education approved LCCC to move forward with development of the program, which focuses on integrating, operating, modifying, and troubleshooting smart manufacturing systems ... Read More »

Lorain County Public Health (LCPH) works to prevent people from getting sick or injured — now and in the future. This includes preventing food poisoning when you go out to eat. In fact, LCPH educates and inspects every place in Lorain County that sells food… including more than 1,400 restaurants, grocery stores, food trucks and even vending machines! Visit LorainCountyHealth.com/foodsafety to see ... Read More »

Monday, October 11 at 6 p.m. in the Academic Center cafetorium, the North Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Meet the Candidates Night for individuals running for the North Ridgeville City Schools Board of Education. Mayor Kevin Corcoran will moderate the event. Meet the Candidates Hosted by the North Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce Monday, October 11, 6 p.m., North ... Read More »