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Lake County hosting Aquarius Water Treatment Plant open house (opens the original)
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The Lake County Department of Utilities is hosting an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 3 at its Aquarius Water Treatment Plant, located at 38265 Aquarius Parkway in Willoughby, across from the Lake County Executive Airport. Additionally, the tours aim to detail the water treatment and distribution process, illustrating how water is drawn from Lake Erie and purified for safe consumption. In February 1979, Lake County officials authorized engineering and architecture firm Burgess and Niple,
Lake County facing $500K SNAP shortfall due to federal cuts (opens the original)
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The Lake County Department of Job and Family Services is facing an annual $500,000 shortfall in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funding due to forthcoming federal cuts in the coverage of administrative costs. Beginning Oct. 1, funding will be reduced from 50 percent to 25 percent — states will be responsible for covering the gap. Job and Family Director Suzanne Casar noted that the significant change stems from federal legislation enacted in July 2025, which substantially altered publi
Emerging Leaders of UWLC seeking nominations for 4 Under 40 awards (opens the original)
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The Emerging Leaders of United Way of Lake County are currently accepting nominations for the ninth annual 4 Under 40 Young Professional Awards. Applications are being accepted until Nov. 1. The mission of the Emerging Leaders is to serve as “a catalyst for change in the lives of Lake County youth through leadership, advocacy, knowledge and education to foster positive behaviors that will create tomorrow’s leaders.” According to UWLC, the awards aim to recognize and commend Lake County’s “best a
American Solar Energy Society tour returns to Northeast Ohio (opens the original)
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The American Solar Energy Society’s National Solar Tour is once again rolling through Northeast Ohio, with visits to multiple locations from Oct. 2-4. “There will be new sites on the guided bus tours and the message is, even post-subsidy, solar still makes long-term economic sense,” he said. “System costs continue to drop, and the payback period for residential solar is now in the eight- to 12-year range, meaning, typically, 10 or more years of free electricity once the install is paid for.” On
Rabbit Run breaks ground on multiyear restoration, renovation project (opens the original)
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The Rabbit Run Community Arts Association recently celebrated a major milestone in the history of Rabbit Run Theater with a groundbreaking ceremony marking the start of phase one of a multi-year capital project aimed at restoring, renovating and preserving the historic venue. For the last 80 years, Rabbit Run has welcomed generations of audiences, performers and volunteers to its historic barn in Madison Township, noted Board President Jonathan Gordon. “This (event) represents the beginning of a
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