Holocaust Remembrance Day in Lorain Features Two Survivors
At Agudath B n a Israel Synagogue about 200 gathered for a Holocaust remembrance in Lorain. Evan Gooden reports two survivors, Tibor Messinger and Goldie Nisenbaum, recalled wartime ordeals and losses from Hungary to Poland and Ukraine.
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Lorain
Agudath B’nai Israel
Bob Kenderes
Tibor Messinger
Marcia Mandell
Goldie Nisenbaum
Messinger
Nisenbaum
Hungary
Poland
Russia
Ukraine
Concentration
Kenderes
International Red Cross
Switzerland
Steve Manheim
True North Cultural Arts
Death sparks Ohio bill to speed life saving drug refills
A local man Kevin Houdeshell died at 36 after a New Year’s Eve insulin lapse when a pharmacy refused to fill without a doctor’s prescription. Senate Bill 141 would let pharmacists fill life saving drugs like insulin nitroglycerin and certain asthma and diabetes meds after failed contact with a physician under collaborative service agreements.
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Ohio Senate
Kevin Houdeshell
Houdeshell
Dave Burke
Marysville
Gayle Manning
North Ridgeville
Burke
Father to escort special needs student to senior prom
Lisa Roberson Sarah Whorton heads to her senior prom with her father Joseph Whorton as escort due to her severe hearing loss and developmental delay. Clarita Whorton says the district initially denied the request, arguing accommodations were being considered as administrators note ongoing dialogue.
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Sarah Whorton
Clarita
Joseph Whorton
Joseph
Clarita Wharton
Sarah
Whorton
Amherst
Deluca
Ohio Supreme Court suspends Lorain County judge Burge
The Ohio Supreme Court suspended Judge James Burge after his felony tampering with records conviction and misdemeanor falsification verdict. A resignation letter to Gov Kasich takes effect Monday while a disciplinary investigation is ordered into Burge and his ties to Whiteacre North at 600 Broadway.
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Elyria
Ohio Supreme Court
Lorain County Common Pleas
James Burge
Burge
John Kasich
Whiteacre North
Broadway
Lorain
Supreme Court
First Amherst resident cited for owning too many chickens
Timothy Scholl received Amherst's first chicken ownership citation on March 30 after police found six chickens in a yard. The codified ordinance allows four chickens on property under one acre, a rule enforced since summer 2013 amid a council dispute.
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Amherst
Timothy Scholl
Scholl
Amherst Building Department
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