Elyria Schools push five-school plan to stay on track
Elyria officials under review work toward the November 2016 voter approved five school plan. Superintendent Tom Jama says the core team, an Ohio Facilities Construction Commission rep and Paul Rigda examined budget friendly options. Designers may downsize spaces or modify components while preserving 21st century learning.
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UsTooO movement aims to break stigma of family opioid disease
Lorain County Commissioner Lori Kokoski urges awareness of families battling addiction after her son Jordan and twin brother Joseph face opioid related struggles. She notes stigma and silent suffering and cites her son's fentanyl and buprenorphine trafficking indictment as part of a broader fight against addiction.
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Lorain County
Lori Kokoski
Kokoski
Jordan
Jordan Kokoski
Joseph Kokoski
Night of successes marks United Way impact in Lorain County
The United Way of Greater Lorain County highlighted 11 collaborations and more fruits for children as it celebrated community impact at Lorain County Community College. The fundraiser totaled 2.9 million dollars with PolyOne Corp earning the Live United Award for leadership and surpassing 1 million in local campaigns for the fifth year.
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Sharonda Hall
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Lorain County Community College
Spitzer Center
Elyria
United Way of
Greater Lorain County
Bill Harper
Lorain County
PolyOne Corp
Live United
PolyOne
Ohio House proposes red flag gun law changes
State Rep. Michael Henne introduced a six point bill at the Statehouse drafting a red flag law to allow family, guardians or police to seek temporary gun rights removal. The package includes tougher data entry deadlines for the background check system, bans on gun sales to those under domestic violence protection orders, and clarifies bans on straw purchases. Kasich had urged similar changes seen as sensible bipartisan safety steps.
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John Kasich
Statehouse
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Dayton-area
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Henne
North Ridgeville shooting suspect pleads guilty to domestic violence charges
Alwin King III 29, formerly of Indian Trail North Carolina, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor domestic violence third degree felony tampering with evidence and a felony weapons under disability charge. He had faced two counts of felonious assault and two weapon under disability counts later amended. King was arrested after police traced his involvement in a January 3 shooting of Amber Carrouzzo, who initially said it was accidental. He is set for sentencing April 27 in county court.
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Indian Trail
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Patton Drive
Amber Carrouzzo
Carrouzzo
Westlake
Red Roof Inn
Clemens Road
Piedmont Correctional Institution
North Carolina Department of Public Safety
County Common Pleas
James Miraldi
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