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Lake County Cities & Townships
Noxious Odor Emanating from Mentor City Hall…source unknown
Our leading truth seekers are on the hunt to determine the source of the foul odor coming from the Mentor City Hall.
Holmes and Watson are on a new Lake County Case…
Listen in our our dynamic duo’s telephone call discussing the latest news from Lake County, Ohio.
Kirtland’s Mayor Potter and City Council Need to Come Clean With Taxpayers
Mayor Potter needs to be more transparent with the Kirtland residents.
Masks, COVID-19 and Lake County
There are misunderstandings about a business’ rights versus a customer’s rights concerning mask wearing.
City of Eastlake CARES Act Spending
The City of Eastlake received $2,141,698.63 in CARES Act funding.
Review the details of how the City “filled an inside straight”…
Concord Township’s CARES Act Expenditures
Concord Township spent $908,879.21 in CARES Act funding.
Residents can determine if they spent it wisely, and in accordance with the rules.
Cancel Culture…Lake County Style
Lake County Auditor Chris Galloway, and Political Consultant Amy Sabath show their mettle.
Somebody befriended them on Facebook. Oh, the humanity!
I guess he can’t be in the Kool Kids Klub.
Concord Township is taking out the trash
Concord Township Strategic Planning meeting to be held on January 29th.
No video available. Here is the Powerpoint presentation on Zoning Violations and Nuisances.
Willoughby Hills Union Contract…how sweet it is
The Willoughby Hills employees, at the expense of the taxpayers, have tapped into a very rich vein of pure gold. As the famous comedian, Jackie Gleason, used to say “How sweet it is!”
Defend Nancy Fellows Against Willoughby Hills Tyrant… Mayor Andy Gardner
We support Nancy Fellows – now is the time for all Willoughby Hills residents to come to the aid of Nancy. Bullying and tyranny from government officials is NEVER acceptable. Residents may want to look at the possibility of a recall of Mayor Andy Gardner.
Kirtland’s Mayor Potter…Roads Are Not Getting Any Better
Kirtland needs $14 – $17 million to fix their roads…Elected officials discover that governing is a lot harder than running for office.
Concord Township Officials Stand Up For Their Small Business Owners
Concord Township’s Trustees Defend Local Businesses – Tells Governor Lockdown Not An Option
Kirtland Mayor Scraps Plans For Increasing Taxes
[LFC Comments: Thanks to the News-Herald for this article on Mayor Potter’s reversal on his proposed tax increases for their road repairs. Hopefully, they can find some magic answers to solve their road problems.] ***** LAKE COUNTY Kirtland plan for… Read More ›
Lake County Commissioners, State Reps, and Senators…What are you doing for us?…
SOS to Elected Officials…Save us from Governor DeWine
Kirtland to Increase Taxes Without a Vote of the People
Mayor and Council Members Raising Taxes Without a Vote of the People
ACT’s Response to Concord’s Issue 1 Fire Levy
[LFC Comments: We have been asked to publish the following response from the Affordable Concord Taxes group regarding the passage of Issue 1.] ***** 47% or 5,830 citizens felt that the proposed stations are clearly too large and expensive for… Read More ›
Concord Township Levy 1…another viewpoint
Another Viewpoint Regarding Concord Township Issue 1 Written by Stephen Lee Submitted October 29, 2020 The upcoming election represents enormous consequences, certainly on a national level but there are many important local issues as well. And none are more contested… Read More ›
Are Concord Trustees Misusing Tax Dollars?
[LFC Comments: In our last article dealing with the potential violation of O.R.C. 9.03, we stated that we were going to contact Ohio’s Attorney General and ask for them for a ruling. We discovered that this has already been done… Read More ›
Concord Township Levy 1 – Vote No…another resident speaks out
LFC Comments: We were willing to state our case for why we did not support the Concord Fire Levy [Issue 1], and let the voters decide on November 3rd. However, the tactics employed by the Trustees, Administrator and the Fire… Read More ›
Chris Galloway’s JEDD Board Shutting Out Citizen Participation
LFC is very concerned about actions taken by politicians and bureaucrats that are detrimental to the welfare of the citizens that they are supposed to serve. We cannot stand idly by and allow bureaucrats to abuse the rights of any… Read More ›
Concord Township’s Fire Levy Issue 1…all the true facts in one place
Comments by Brian Massie – Concord resident…14 years Mr. Morgan McIntosh “let the cat out of the bag” when he acknowledged that they only need $6 million, but are going for an $8 million levy to give them a cushion…. Read More ›
Kirtland’s Issue 3 – Destroying Property Rights
[LFC Comments: The residents of Kirtland have to make a very important decision on the November ballot. We have provided our readers with a link to the current City of Kirtland Charter, and the ballot language of Issue 3 changing… Read More ›
Kirtland’s Political Landscape…makes one go “Hmmm”
The change in the City of Kirtland’s leadership has been very perplexing to us. They now have extreme liberal Democrats running the beautiful city. Why? The proud and resolute Mayor Kevin Potter convinced voters he could magically fix all the… Read More ›
What is going on in Painesville?…updated 10/2/20
[LFC Comments: Thanks to a Kirtland lobbyist for this article. With the recent shootings resulting in deaths and severe injuries in Painesville, we wonder what is going on in the city, and does it portend increasing problems in the County… Read More ›