Parking in a bike lane, in an accessible spot reserved for wheelchair users and others, blocking a crosswalk, or similar illegal parking will all cost offenders more starting this month. It has been 15 years […]
As the G.E.S. population continuously evolves, it’s important that we preserve our history by remembering our community’s ancestors—people who have made a lasting impact in our neighborhoods, families who share similar characteristics and backgrounds with […]
Every ten years, the U.S. government conducts the census, updating information on how many people live in the country, and locally how many people live in each city and town, and each neighborhood and building. […]
A group hoping to create a historic cultural district in the Elyria neighborhood is inviting community members to give feedback. Historic districts regulate what changes can be made to current homes and the design of new […]
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