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- Sep 28, 2026
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Main Street Grafton working to make downtown more pedestrian-friendly (opens the original)
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It’s been a busy first year on the job for Roselyn (Rose) Street, program director for Main Street Grafton. “The primary economic development goals for Main Street Grafton this year have been focused on strengthening the local business environment, increasing investment and improving the economic vitality of the village through targeted business support, property development and strategic marketing,” Street said. “This year has been busy for Grafton. We have a new nonprofit office for The Daught
On the job with Marilyn Velez, manager of Lorain County Records Retention Center (opens the original)
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The Lorain County Records Retention Center stores over 11,000 boxes of records, books dating to the 1800s, and 50,000 single-case files. “We’re the protectors,” said manager Marilyn Velez. Velez started at the Lorain County Records Retention Center in 2018 as a part-time records clerk. She went on to become a full-time employee in 2022 and ultimately manager of the department. The Lorain County Records Retention Center is located at 320 North Gateway Blvd. in Elyria, in the former Gates School.
On the job with Kayleen Adams, owner of Midway Trophies in Elyria (opens the original)
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Kayleen Adams worked part-time at Midway Trophies in Elyria. Midway Trophies has operated on the Elyria’s west side since 1968 at its 826 Lake Ave. location. “The shop has evolved through the years,” Adams said. “Trophies have gone from metal to plastic, and then from trophies to banners. The business is always changing with the times.” Adams is a one-woman operation for the most part, though her husband helps out as his time allows. “No two workdays are the same,” she said. “There are always ph
On the job with Charlie Wilson and Desirae Aguilar of The Bird Loft in Amherst (opens the original)
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Not surprisingly, the owners of The Bird Loft in Amherst have a love of birds. While the Bird Loft has been around for many years, Charlie Wilson and his fiancée, Desirae Aguilar, have been the owners since December 2025. “We decided to take over The Bird Loft because we have always had a genuine love for birds, and we wanted to create the kind of store we felt bird owners deserved,” Wilson said. “Exotic birds are very different from most pets in both their intelligence level and their daily nee
Milan Museum director aims to spread word about attraction (opens the original)
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The Milan Museum is one of the region’s best kept secrets — and that’s something that its executive director has been working to change. “One of my biggest challenges as executive director has been working to make sure that we are no longer a secret,” said Ann Basilone-Jones. “We may be located in the small Village of Milan, but the size, scope and significance of our collections are anything but small. “The challenge has been finding new and creative ways to increase awareness and reach people
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