City sets terms for attorney Stumphauzer role in Elyria
Elyria officials approve a professional services contract to separate roles for attorney Kenneth Stumphauzer and the firm Walter Haverfield. Stumphauzer will serve as mayor Brinda's administrative legal counsel while the firm handles labor negotiations as special counsel, with anti double-billing safeguards and oversight by the City Council Finance Committee.
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Lorain Realignment Likely Delayed To 2015 Start
Lorain school realignment plans to start in August appear likely to be postponed a year Superintendent Tom Tucker told the Lorain Academic Distress Commission. He cites need for more parent outreach and education while outlining a near neighbor school pairing to shorten bus rides and a three tier grade structure.
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County cleared in voter access case
The U S Department of Justice says Lorain County Board of Elections no longer requires monitoring for a 2011 access agreement. Defendants fulfilled obligations under the Voting Rights Act and will continue bilingual ballots, election materials, bilingual poll workers, and coordination with the Spanish Language Advisory Group.
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Rape conviction sustained by Ohio appeals court panel
The 9th District Court of Appeals affirmed Jeremiah Charlton’s eight year rape sentence citing the need for three-judge concurrence for reversal. Judges Carla Moore and Donna Carr found the verdict not against the manifest weight but left intact after analyzing the victim’s account and Charlton’s self representation during the 2011 trial. The victim, age 67, testified he attacked her inside her Lorain home after approaching her outside.
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Ohio residents rush to enroll as Obamacare deadline hits
Ohio health advocates report a last minute surge of calls and in person aid as residents seek coverage under the health law. Karen Ruffin of Cincinnati describes the process as smoother than expected after enrolling with Enroll America in about twenty minutes. The federal HealthCare.gov site faced a four hour outage early Monday.
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Karen Ruffin
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Enroll
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Tion
HealthCare.gov
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