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Local restaurants donating proceeds in support of tax levy for Elyria policeELYRIA — Local restaurants are showing their support for the proposed increased city tax levy for the Elyria Police Department. Beginning Monday and for the rest of the month, a portion of proceeds from diners at participating restaurants will go toward the support of the Issue 21 levy campaign.
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Restaurants find positive benefits in cooking for charity eventsWhen an organization wants to raise money, the first calls are often to restaurants. After all, nothing loosens people's purse strings like the winning combination of good food, good drink and a good cause.
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Businessman guilty in federal labor law caseL’Observateur NEW ORLEANS – A Norco business owner who co-founded the Gumbo Krewe, a group organized to serve food to first responders following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington, D.C., pleaded guilty in federal court in New Orleans to accusations that he failed to pay his employees more than $74,000 in overtime wages.
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