Memorialized Elyria officer Kerstetter added to Lorain memorial
The name of Elyria police officer James Kerstetter was carved Tuesday into the Lorain County police memorial outside the county jail. Among mourners were fellow Elyria officers and a dispatcher who said she still grieves for Kerstetter who died after a March 15 shooting on 18th Street. The act followed a donation by Lewis Monument Co. and honored Kerstetter alongside 13 others, with a May 21 Cleveland memorial service planned and a future addition to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C.
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Lorain County
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Kerstetter
18Th Street
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Donald Moss
Ronald Palmer
Emh Regional Medical Center
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Tim Stallman
Lewis Monument Co
Stallman
Sheriff
Randy Koubeck
Greater Cleveland
Cleveland
Koubeck
National Law Enforcement Officers
Washington, D.C
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Wellington
George Brenner
Brenner
John Young
Bruce Bishop
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Cedar Point deal falls through
Cedar Fair and Apollo Global Management called off a proposed 635 million merger amid shareholder opposition to Cedar Fair’s weakened stock. Cedar Point parent must repay 6.5 million to Apollo and trim the 1.24 billion debt from acquiring five Paramount parks, including Kings Island and Knott’s Berry Farm. Dennis Speigel of International Theme Park Services says debt reshaped Cedar Fair’s balance sheet.
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Cedar Point
Apollo
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Cincinnati
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Knott
Berry Farm
Dennis Speigel
Speigel
No one injured in Middle Avenue gun battle
Elyria police responded to a gunfire incident on Middle Avenue near 11th Street Tuesday afternoon. Three or four black males in a silver Ford Taurus and a black male in red shorts were seen running as gunfire was exchanged. No arrests were made and no injuries were reported. Tammy Sue Cottrell described narrowly escaping when a man aimed a silver handgun at her vehicle.
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Middle Avenue
11Th Street
Tammy Sue Cottrell
Cottrell
Dog's bone found to be lamb not human remains
Lorain police reported a dog returned with a bone thought to be human knee fragment. Coroner Paul Matus ruled the bone is animal, likely from a lamb, after examination at police headquarters.
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Lorain County
Paul Matus
Mark Carpentiere
Matus
South Urban Circle
Community Regional Medical Center
Oberlin College president outlines green plans for city and campus
Oberlin College President Marvin Krislov will speak at the Oberlin Heritage Center banquet on plans to green the community. The Oberlin Project aims to cut carbon with four parts including a $300 million Green Arts District near the Apollo Theatre and downtown renewal plans. David Orr notes involvement in the Climate Positive Development Program with Clinton Foundation as Oberlin joins the initiative.
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Marvin Krislov
Oberlin Heritage Center
Oberlin Inn
David Orr
Orr
Apollo Theatre
William Y. Clinton Foundation
Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Oberlin Project
East College Street
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