Judge orders Ohio Medicaid reinstatement for lawsuit participants
A federal judge ordered Ohio to reinstate Medicaid benefits for five plaintiffs and others at risk or dropped under the state's procedures. The ruling blocks further terminations for members of two nonprofits unless clearer notices and a passive redetermination process are used. The judge denied extending relief to nonmember recipients. an April 15 hearing is set on a longer order.
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Columbus
Ohio
Legal Aid Society of Columbus
Community Refugee and Immigration Services and
Algenon Markley
Kate McGarvey
Markley
Easter egg hunts fill Oberlin and Elyria with family events
Three Oberlin sites including the Oberlin Heritage Center host a Downtown Easter Egg Hunt starting at 11 a.m. on the New Union Center lawn with age split times and details. Elyria Parks and Recreation and the Elyria Kiwanis Club run a morning hunt at North Park Sports Complex with four age groups and an Easter Bunny photo opportunity. Toad Fitness holds a second hunt on the south side of Elyria at South Recreation Center from noon to 2:30 p.m., free for ages 2 to 12 with limited time for early registration and baskets required.
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Oberlin Heritage Center
Oberlin
Union Center Lawn
S. Main St
OHC
Tappan Square
Oberlin Business Partnership
Oberlin.org
Elyria Parks
Brad Armstrong
Toad Fitness
Elyria
South Park
Thomas O. Shores South Recreation Center
16Th St
American Legion Blood and Clothing Drives Planned
American Legion Post 12 at Gulf Road and Ohio Street will host a military blood drive from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday to support local veterans. A plus-size clothing drive for men and women runs to 3 p.m. Saturday with the Ohio Veterans' Home in Sandusky seeking garments. the post serves as drop-off and donors enter via the east parking lot off Gulf Road.
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American Legion Post
Gulf Road
Ohio Street
Ohio Veterans
Sandusky
Kasich signs algae bill to shield Lake Erie water
Ohio Governor Kasich signed a broad algae measure to curb toxins in Lake Erie, mandate manure handling changes, and boost testing at large wastewater plants. The plan includes a new state algae coordinator and contemplates voter bond funding to fix aging sewer systems, with costs falling on cities and farmers during winter manure storage.
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Oregon
Ohio
Lake Erie
John Kasich
Michigan
Dave Hall
Hall
Kasich
Toledo
North Ridgeville acquires land for Lear Nagle widening
North Ridgeville moves the Lear Nagle Road project forward by securing 92 right of way parcels for the two to three lane widening. Thirteen parcels are now in eminent domain, including seven business sites and six noncommercial properties, with most disputes over price. Mayor David Gillock noted few homes or businesses are affected and some court cases may already be settled.
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North Ridgeville
Lear-Nagle Road
David Gillock
Gillock
Andrew Crites
Abduction Call Spurs Credit Card Scam Probe
A North Ridgeville report of an alleged abduction at a gas station sparked a police probe into a credit card scam. Illinois man Toriana Lee 18 and William Lee 37 plus Indiana girlfriend Kristina Brown 27 were charged with receiving stolen property after their SUV was stopped on the Ohio Turnpike on March 16 following a tip from a Speedway caller.
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North Ridgeville
Illinois
Toriana Lee
William Lee
Kristina Brown
Indiana
Ohio Turnpike
North Ridgeville Speedway
Turnpike
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Bruce Bishop
Chronicle
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Lear-Nagle
Steve Fogarty
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Anna Merriman
the Chronicle-Telegram
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