City seal redesign probe stirs ethics questions in Elyria
Mayor Bill Grace faced scrutiny over hiring his secretary's husband, Shawn Stewart, to redesign Elyria's city seal. The Ohio Ethics Commission said state law does not clearly address spouses of officials' employees, leaving potential action to the City Council based on trust concerns. Council members questioned using Joint Economic Development District funds for the redesign.
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Bill Grace
Ohio Ethics Commission
Paul Nick
Nick
Grace
Garry Gibbs
Shawn Stewart
Becky Stewart
Stewart
Gibbs
Joint Economic Development District
Elyria Township
Driver with low blood sugar hurt in Amherst crash
A woman 39 from South Amherst was injured in a crash involving two cars and a semi at state routes 2 and 58 Wednesday morning. Her 15 month old twins were uninjured. she was transported to MetroHealth after initial care at Community Regional Medical Center. Amherst police continue to investigate the incident.
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Amherst
Rosemary Nagy
South Amherst
Nagy
Darin
Rosemarie Nagy
Wayne Northeim
Northeim
James Dolciato
Twinsburg
Dolciato
Michael L. Pilarsh
Lorain
Community Regional Medical Center
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Paul
Cody
Severed-limb mystery at stand-still
Lorain County investigators and a Cleveland helicopter searched near an abandoned train trestle south of Route 57 for clues to a severed right foot found Monday evening. Teen witnesses initially mistook the limb for a fake before confirming its reality, as detectives pursue missing-person or hospital leads.
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Elyria
Lorain County
John Reiber
Cleveland
Reiber
Northwood Street
Sheriff's Office
Paul Matus
Bruce Bishop
Chronicle
Elyria Township
Lorain High School Chooses Titans Colors
Lorain High School named after consolidation will be called the Titans with navy blue and silver as school colors. Local officials announced the branding as part of the new campus plan.
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New Lorain High School
County to impose 18 dollar storm water fee on developed property
Elyria Lorain County officials plan an 18 annual fee on all developed property in townships as part of a storm water program. The plan aims to raise about 450000 yearly to fund ditch cleaning retention ponds and EPA mandates to reduce storm water entering sanitary sewers and prevent flooding.
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Lorain
Jim Cordes
Ken Carney
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Gerald Innes
Carney
Cordes
Brian McCartney
Devel
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