Assistant principal tied to company doing school maintenance
Elyria officials paid more than 42000 dollars over four years for building work to Comprehensive Enterprises Inc., a company incorporated by Elyria High School assistant principal Charlotte Partlow in March 1993. An Ohio Ethics Commission spokeswoman explained public officials cannot sell goods or services to their employing entity, a first degree misdemeanor with up to six months in jail and a 1000 dollar fine. No penalties exist for the entity purchasing from its employees.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Charlotte Partlow
Comprehensive Enterprises Inc
Ohio Ethics Commission
Chronicle-Telegram
Jennifer Hardin
Appeal clears daughter of neglect in Lorain case
The Ninth District Court of Appeals overturned the conviction of Lenore Flontek 53 for allowing her mother Lenore Fiontek rot to death through months of neglect. Prosecutor Gregory White plans to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court citing conflicting rulings and a need to clarify the law.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Lenore Flontek
Lakeview Avenue
Gregory A. White
Ohio Supreme Court
Netanyahu defies resignation talk despite pressure
Aides say Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has no plans to quit. The report notes continued government stance amid public and political pressure, with no anticipated change in leadership at this time.
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Benjamin Netanyahu
Elyria man attacks family with hammer killing in mass wound
Jeremy Shelton 21 attacked his sleeping family on Woodbury Street injuring Justin 15 who is in critical condition at MetroHealth. Oral 42 and Leanne 41 treated and released. A satanic diary found. motive unclear. police restrained Shelton and found Justin unconscious with a severe head wound.
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Elyria
Woodbury Street
Jeremy Shelton
Woodbury
Justin Shelton
MetroHealth
Oral
Leanne O'Dell
Emh Regional Medical Center
O’dells
Oral O'Dell
Shelton
Oral O’dell
Michael Medders
Leanne O’dell
Justin
Woman sues APL over Misty euthanizing blame
Terrie L. Terbrack, a former APL Lorain County employee, sues the Animal Protective League and executive director Linda Gullifer for 400000 claiming she was made the public scapegoat in the January euthanizing of Misty, a 15 year old golden retriever. The suit seeks reinstatement and damages, and notes harassment after Gullifer spoke to the media.
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Elyria
Animal Protective League of
Lorain County
Terrie L. Terbrack
Common Pleas Court
Linda Gullifer
Sheffield Lake
Gullifer
Terbrack
Misty
APL
J. Anthony Rich
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Lynett McGough
Elyria Prosecutor’s Office
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