Northeast Ohio Snow Trends Across Easter Weekend
A mix of spring flowers and late season snow hit Northeast Ohio on Monday. Meteorologist Walter Fitzgerald forecast snow totals from trace to 2 inches in Lorain County and 4 to 6 inches east of Cleveland, with further flurries and wind gusts into midweek. Temperatures hovered in the 20s overnight and 30s by day, warming to the lower 50s by Thursday amid more precipitation.
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Lorain ex-officer Sanchez receives 60 days jail for stalking
Former Lorain police officer Jesus Sanchez is sentenced to 60 days in Lorain County Jail for stalking a woman in 2001 and 2002. The victim, Sarah Long, says the term is insufficient and describes lasting fear and stress.
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Jesus Sanchez
Lorain County
Sarah Long
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Long
County Common Pleas
Edward Zaleski
Bruce Bishop
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LCCC and Kalt receive state funding for expansion
State funds totaling 5.6 million aid Lorain County facilities. Lorain County Community College gets 4.5 million to expand facilities, roofing and services, while Kalt Manufacturing Co. receives a 100000 grant and a 1 million low interest loan on Sugar Ridge Road. Senator Sue Morano called the investment a boost for jobs and green energy growth.
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North Ridgeville
Lorain County
State Controlling Board
Sue Morano
Dlorain
Kalt Manufacturing Co
Sugar Ridge Road
Lorain County Community College
Elyria
Morano
Lorain approves firefighter pay deal after demotions
Lorain Council unanimously passed an agreement with the IAFF Local 267 after two tries. Nine firefighters will be demoted and seven laid off on April 5, but the union members forego a 3.5 percent raise for the rest of the year starting April 25, or forgo equivalent benefits. Councilman Mitch Fallis moved to send the ordinance for a second reading in two weeks.
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Firefighters Union
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Elyria Faces Deeper Cuts as Revenues Fall
Elyria mayor Bill Grace says revenue declines deepen the city's budget hole. He warns Police Fire and Parks and Recreation layoffs are likely as the city cuts 2.3 million after a 9.4 percent revenue drop versus last year. Tax reversals could alter plans.
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