Elyria Sets 4.3 Million Road Resurfacing Plan
Elyria will spend about 4.3 million on street repaving this year with most costs covered by state and federal grants. The city will cover nearly 700 thousand while projects including Gateway Boulevard and East River Street receive funding from three programs and local license fees. City Council designated 10 resurfacing projects totaling 388 640 with input from the Engineering Department and ward representatives.
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East River Street
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Carol Lane
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Bill Grace
Runaway blade tears through yard and house in Ohio street work
A Lorraine couple captured on surveillance footage a circular saw blade about 3 feet in diameter breaking loose from a roadwork machine. The blade damaged their driveway and neighbor’s lawn, with a large slice lodged in a house wall near a front bedroom window.
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Rachel Gayhart
James
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Flying blade video linked on chroniclet.com
Online coverage invites readers to view a YouTube video showing a flying blade. The clip is hosted on chroniclet.com and described as a notable visual moment.
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Jury orders Avon church officials to repay 400000 dollars
A Lorain County jury ruled that former St. Clement of Ohrid board members Luke Kotevski and Mirco Jovanovski breached fiduciary duties and violated gaming laws in overseeing church bingo profits. The verdict requires repayment of 400000 to the church amid a long internal feud over funds and a vanished bingo surplus from 1995 to 2003.
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Luke Kotevski
Mirco Jovanovski
St. Clement of
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Jovanovski
Zagrans
St. Clement
Amherst pharmacist faces license suspension and charges
Kyle Higgins, former Higgins Pharmacy owner in Amherst, halted by police chase on Oct. 31. Officers found Tylenol with codeine and Valium on him tied to phantom patient Edward Snow, with eight counts each of theft and illegal drug documentation processing. Higgins claimed drugs belonged to his deceased father and admitted taking them. An automatic license suspension followed by the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy.
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Amherst
South Amherst
Kyle Higgins
Higgins Pharmacy
Higgins
Lorain County
Peter Gauthier
Wellington
Gauthier
Edward Snow
Rite Aid
Ohio State Board of Pharmacy
Bill Winsley
A Bad Day to Be a Thief Alerts Elyria Police
The U S Marshals Service assisted Elyria police in pursuing an alleged shoplifter, providing a stronger response than expected. The incident took place Monday, highlighting federal support for local crime apprehension.
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