Woman sues Lorain city over 2005 flood ordeal
Pamela Davila, a Lorain resident, sues the city for more than 25000 for injuries after floodwater stalled her car on East 28th Street and Clinton Avenue. She swam through sewage to safety, endured bites from falling spiders, and cited fear of exposed wires while delays followed. The suit asserts city inaction amid flooding that also killed Walter and Mary Jane Kalinowski nearby.
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Suspect Lamborgine Tied to Michigan Slayings and Amy Case
Reports tie Lamborgine to five male pedophilia victims and possible Michigan killings. Investigators note motive in Amy's abduction was likely sexual. Det. Scharschmidt cites Lamborgine's failure on a lie detector and past movements to Cleveland area. Amy’s body found February 8, 1990 along a rural Ashland County road. multiple leads followed without arrest.
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Spotters Training Draws Local Weather Enthusiasts
Lorain County residents gather for storm spotter training as NOAA warnings rise to 300 400 yearly. Retired officer Kyle Michalak shares gear aims to predict weather. Nick Folts and Keith Tollett express youth interest. Participants use cards IDs reports via phone Internet or radio with Skyward group leader Darin Lewis noting long involvement.
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Vandalism Ended With Firefighter Agreement to Pay
A firefighter admitted to vandalizing a truck after claiming personal turmoil. The truck owner declined charges but sought repair payments. An agreement calls for covering $3,837.80 in paint and body work and $428.10 for four tires. The related internal fire department policy remains undetermined.
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Lorain County Action Agency names new executive director
Lorain County Community Action Agency announces William T. Locke as executive director, effective April 2, after serving as interim since Nelson Ramirez’s resignation in November. Locke previously led the agency from 1988 to 1999 and holds degrees from Baldwin Wallace College and Capital University. The agency seeks to move past recent controversy and rebuild collaborations with other groups.
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