Darryl Tucker
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Juvenile corrections facility in Grafton will boost economy, administrator says (opens the original)
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The state of Ohio and village of Grafton partnering on a new juvenile correction facility, will boost the local economy, and expose the area in a positive way to the rest of Ohio, said Grafton Administrator Andrew Lipian. Four downsized facilities — two in Grafton and two in Bedford — will replace the current Cuyahoga Hills Juvenile Correction Facility in Highland Hills, which is large enough to house more than 200 youth, according to state officials. Once operational, the Grafton campus, 2500 A
Grafton-Midview Public Library director retiring (opens the original)
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Adele Infante has served 18 years as director of the Grafton-Midview Public Library, and now is preparing for her retirement. She started in 2005 working in the Reference Department at Grafton-Midview while working on her master’s of library and information science degree at Kent State University. The Kenilworth, N.J., native also worked as a teacher in the inner city of Newark, and later was a stay-home mother to two sons before her family moved to Amherst, Ohio. Infante does have a plan for he
Former Lorain church building for sale (opens the original)
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Lorain area Realtor Sean Cabble would like to see a shuttered church transform into another place of worship. The church was built in 1896 as a German parish. It served the surrounding community until the Cleveland Catholic Diocese closed it in 2010. Local businessman Steve Kish bought the church a few years ago and gave it a total renovation, Cabble said. While crews were working on the project, people would stop by and said they attended the church and/or school, he said. “It’s a really cool b
Sheffield Deli aims to bring old-style deli to Sheffield Village (opens the original)
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Sheffield Deli, 5190 Detroit Road in Sheffield Village, opened in mid-May and the owners said the restaurant has made a splash. Sheffield Deli, located in Sheffield Plaza, also carries homemade potato and pasta salads and sauces, and soon will offer soups, Boutros said. “And, we specialize in catering,” he said. Boutros said he learned his craft by working in restaurants his family owned and with the chefs they hired. “I’ve been cooking since 1989,” he said. “I learned on the job.” The Boutros f
Caboose restoration continues at Black River Landing in Lorain (opens the original)
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The blue and yellow caboose that sits on the southwest section of Black River Landing in downtown Lorain is about to get new life. Jim Dembiec, one of the volunteers of the Lorain Growth – Main Street Lorain Development Corporation Caboose Committee which is restoring the caboose, actually worked on the B & O rail car during its operation of hauling products to make steel. Dembiec was a brakeman, a flagman and conductor on the caboose during his career with the B & O Railroad. “I was the last co
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