Thompson retires as Carlisle Township fiscal officer
Thompson, 73, retires from the Carlisle Township post leaving trustees to consider an interim fiscal officer if needed. The chosen successor must be a Carlisle Township resident. Applications for the vacancy are invited by 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 11969 LaGrange Road via email or mail.
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Carlisle Township
White
Chronicle-Telegram
Barbara van Meter
van Meter
Leah Simms
Carlisle
Carlisletwo
Windstream
LaGrange Road
Jacobs
Ohio proposes 100 yard buffer for drilling in state lands
Ohio natural resources officials released draft guidelines for fracking in state parks requiring a 100 yard distance from campsites waterways and historic sites. The package covers best practices on on site restoration and incident response with leases and surface waste storage rules and a commission to select land for leasing to drillers. The Sierra Club lawsuit alleges the agency ignored public records requests and the group vows to challenge the plan.
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Columbus
Natural Resource Agency
State Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
The
Sierra Club
Carlo LoParo
Utica
Jed Thorp
Man says woman wrongly accused him in traffic crash
David Komadina 53 of Lorain says Jenifer Kevicki 36 lied to police after their intersection collision in Elyria. He was arrested for menacing. Kevicki claimed threats but both drivers said they had a green light and no fault was found. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment. pre-trial set May 7.
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Elyria
David Komadina
Lorain
Jenifer Kevicki
Komadina
Tillotson Street
Kevicki
Ohio Senate set to consider non controversial election law changes
Groups urge fast action on overhaul bill while Sen. Bill Coley signals a next week proposal to extend voting time for disabled voters and clarify that voters in line at closing can still vote. Common Cause doubts the move before the November election.
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House
Bill Coley
Lorain Man Arrested for Meth Lab at Home
Shadd Boggs, 35, was charged after detectives found a methamphetamine lab in his Lorain home at 1327 W 27th St near Admiral King High School. He faced manufacturing and illegal assembly charges amid prior related indictments and a $100,000 bond. A preliminary hearing was set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Lorain
Shadd Boggs
Tom Nimon
Narcotics Division
Boggs
W. 27Th St
Admiral
Multi-location bust nets drugs and cash in Ohio raids
Federal agents raided Elyria homes, a Cleveland warehouse on West 41st Street, and a Rome residence on February 17 seizing weapons marijuana and cash. Agents found 1113 marijuana plants described as high grade with a value of at least 1 million dollars. The indictment seeks to keep 31849 dollars seized in the raids.
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Elyria Homes
Cleveland
Rome
West 41St Street
DEA
U.S. District Court
Plow date set for soybeans and frost concerns rise
Plowing starts with an April 21 planting date and a June 20 final for soybeans. Amanda Denes notes motorists should watch for slow farm vehicles as planting begins across Lorain, Erie and Huron counties. Ohio State extension educator Tim Malinich warns fruit crops face freeze risk, especially peaches, with possible frost and dry fields slowing rainfall. Meteorologist Mark Adams cites approaching rain turning drier early April and forecasted rain for the weekend.
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Amanda Denes
North Coast Farm Bureau
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Denes
Ohio
Tim Malinich
Ohio State University
Erie County
Malinich
Mark Adams
National Weather Service
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Brad Dicken
Bdicken
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Broad St
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Leavitt Rd
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