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A hearing is scheduled before the Lorain Demolition Board (Board) pursuant to LCO 1523.06 for the purpose of presenting the determination of the CBO to the Board for its determination. All parties who have an interest in such parcels are entitled to attend and participate in the hearing. 628 VERMONT 030004611017, 1822 LONG 0201006139047, 2133 ELYRIA AVE 0200093105003, 1463 BROADWAY COMMERCIAL. 0201003142015, 1018 W 17TH 0201006132015, 1602 WASHINGTON AVE 0201006132008, 1419 WASHINGTON AVE 0201006130003, 449 W 8TH ST 0201004108001, 904 W 9TH ST 0201001005117012, 1054 LONG AVE 0201004114020, 760 OBERLIN 0202026112030, 426 W 22ND. PPN 0201003166022, 2409 REID AVE. PPN 0201003179013, 3174 CAROLINE AVE. PPN 0300098115035, 2643 OAKDALE AVE. PPN 0201003189005, 410 W 22ND AVE. 0201003166027, 2214 W 23RD 0202017101011, 804 W 23RD 0201006155030, 623 W 22ND 0201003170004, 2506 W 21ST 0202023113005,

Vaccines can help people stay healthy to avoid missed activities and work, and to have time for what matters most – family, friends and hobbies. To protect against serious diseases such as meningitis, shingles, whooping cough, hepatitis A and B, and chicken pox, Lorain County Public Health (LCPH) offers recommended vaccines for children, teens, and adults at locations across the county. Clinic times and dates are subject to change. Bring vaccine record if available, insurance card, and cash, check, or Visa/MasterCard. All children under age 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. LCPH participates in the Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program to provide vaccines to children who qualify; no child in the VFC program is denied vaccines for inability to pay.

Columbia Gas of Ohio will be surveying their gas lines and facilities in parts of Lorain throughout the month of June. Columbia Gas crews will capture the location of underground infrastructure using GPS equipment to create a more accurate picture of our gas delivery system. This investment in safety will also improve our emergency response and maintenance. This process involves: • Using a GPS receiver to record the location of gas facilities, including house meters. • Tracing gas lines along the street and up to customer homes. • Placing a door tag on homes to notify customers and residents of the work in their community. All GPS technicians will carry a Columbia Gas of Ohio ID badge. Residents may call their municipality looking for more information on this project. Here is a brief YouTube video of the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spFzzSjzL84