Murder trial for Lorain man begins Monday
Lorain man Marlon Johnson, 42, faces three counts of aggravated murder and related charges for the Jan 1 shooting that killed Todd Dais, 45, at 807 W. 22nd St. in Lorain. Police recovered two guns and will submit the 9 mm for ballistics in this high-profile case.
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Elyria
Elyria Avenue
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W. 22Nd St
Dais
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22Nd Street
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Perry
Multiple Shootings Leave Victims in Elyria and Cleveland
In Elyria a woman was shot in the chest in the 1000 block of Barbara Street around 9 18 p m. A man said he dropped the gun and it discharged. In Cleveland a 17 year old boy was killed outside a home after a volley of gunfire. The teen died at a hospital and police noted many shots with cars and homes hit. No arrests reported.
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Barbara Street
Lorain County
Cleveland
Woio-Tv
Ohio Senate backs 115 million plan to replace voting machines
The Ohio Senate approved a 115 million plan to replace aging voting machines statewide. Counties would split startup funds and ongoing support based on voter counts, with counties choosing touch screen or scanned paper ballots. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Frank LaRose, moves to the House where debate could occur before summer.
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Ohio
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Columbus Dispatch
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Hudson
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LaRose
Cleveland police supervisors plead not guilty in shooting case
Five Cleveland police supervisors pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor dereliction of duty charges for failing to supervise a high speed chase that culminated in a 137 shot barrage and the deaths of Timothy Russell and Marissa Williams in November 2012.
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East Cleveland
Cleveland
Michael Brelo
Cuyahoga County
Tim McGinty
Brelo
Timothy Russell
Marissa Williams
Willa Hemmons
Euclid mother and boyfriend plead not guilty in 4-year-old death
In Euclid Ohio a Northeast Ohio woman Sierra Day and her boyfriend Deonte Lewis pleaded not guilty to aggravated murder and related charges in the death of Day's 4-year-old daughter Aniya Day-Garrett. A medical examiner said she died from a stroke caused by blunt head trauma and malnutrition. They remain jailed on 1 million dollar bonds. Paramedics found Aniya unresponsive with burn marks on March 11. The father has urged child welfare investigation as the agency says there was not enough evidence to remove her.
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Aniya
Last year for Maria's Field of Hope at current site
The Prayers from Maria Foundation says 2018 will be the sunflower field's final year at the Jaycox and Chester roads location. Ed McNamara notes growth each year thanks to city support and explains the field will remain a beacon of hope while its site changes.
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Jaycox
Chester Roads
Maria Children’s
Glioma Cancer Foundation
Ed McNamara
Maria Foundation
Megan
Maria
Jude
McNamara
Get a seat at the table panel urges women of color in Lorain
Lorain County Urban League hosts a two day Diversity and Inclusion Conference urging women of color to seek public office. State Rep Stephanie Howse joins local leaders Terri Soto and others to discuss pathways to leadership and recognition in politics. The event includes an Underground Railroad experience at Lorain County Metro Parks.
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Lorain County
Stephanie Howse
Howse
Cleveland
Lorain County Urban League
Lorain County Metro Park
French Creek Reservation
Burrell Homestead
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Alabama
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