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Lake County officials discuss status of jail, taxes, infrastructure (opens the original)
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EDITOR’S NOTE: The Eastern Lake County Chamber of Commerce on Sept. 16 invited local government officials to provide updates from their communities. This is the last of a series of articles detailing the speeches that were given. Lake County commissioners recently shared news on jail construction, taxes, infrastructure and other topics at a local State of the Communities event. One major topic was the $205 million Lake County Public Safety Center, under construction across the street from the cu
Public invited to celebrate new Painesville City Skate Park (opens the original)
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After years of grassroots fundraising from local skateboarders and support from government and nonprofit partners, Painesville is preparing to celebrate completion of the first phase of its new City Skatepark. The city is planning to hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the site on Oct. 2 at 11:30 a.m. Interested attendees are asked to RSVP to Painesville Economic Development Administrator Tara Burgett at 440-392-5807 or tbaumgartner@painesville.com. Then on Oct. 4, the park will host a grand open
Lake Metroparks aims to have new Lakefront Lodge amenities ready by 2027 (opens the original)
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Lake Metroparks and Willowick are looking to give visitors to the western end of Lake County more space to hold events along Lake Erie. The park district is working to add a new shelter, flush restrooms and swings to the Lakefront Lodge property, which it manages in partnership with the city. It is part of a larger series of improvements that both groups have made to the property and neighboring city hall complex, with support from state funding. Metroparks Executive Director Paul Palagyi said t
Election 2026: Riverside School District seeks 1 percent earned income tax (opens the original)
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Riverside School District voters will decide whether to approve a new continuous, 1 percent earned income tax for current expenses and permanent improvements during the Nov. 3 general election. The rounded 1 percent rate was chosen after the school board asked the state tax commissioner to certify what rate it would need in order to raise an additional $13.7 million each year. If approved, the tax would begin on Jan. 1, 2027, according to the ballot language. The school board voted in July to pu
Wheel, Walk, Run event brings together Broadmoor and Riverside students (opens the original)
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Cheers and energetic music greeted students from Broadmoor School and Riverside High School as they crossed the finish line together at Broadmoor’s annual Wheel, Walk, Run event. Broadmoor, a school run by the Lake County Board of Developmental Disabilities/Deepwood, hosted the event at its Mentor campus on Sept. 25. Broadmoor students across a variety of ages partnered with high schoolers in Riverside’s Student Initiative for Developing Excellence class to traverse the course and build relation
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