Ohio Supreme Court weighs police records case
The Ohio Supreme Court is deciding if police files from a closed case can be kept until all appeals are exhausted. The Innocence Project seeks access to records in Adam Saleh’s 2005 murder case to support postconviction review. The court heard arguments in Meigs County with a decision months away.
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Lawsuit Over Delayed Generator Upgrade For Second Harvest
The suit alleges the project was delayed from November 2014 through 2015 due to false grant timing and poor responsiveness by W W Williams and Thompson. It claims emergency generator costs rose into the high five figures as Second Harvest moved to a backup solution. The firm denies submitting grant applications and says it faced misrepresentations.
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Food Bank
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Insurance firm donates portable Breathalyzer units in Lorain County
Lorain County deputies gain three portable Breathalyzer devices donated by Robert Taylor Insurance. Sgt. Bryan Barnes says the tools will aid on road checks and DUI enforcement, though results are not admissible in court. Deputy Adam Shaw notes cost at 485 dollars each and improved field assessments.
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Ohio police agencies move to meet new state standards
Gov. Kasich created the Ohio Collaborative to address police accountability and use of force especially in minority incidents. Twelve departments have met standards, 100+ applied, with all agencies required to comply by March. Lorain and Grafton departments report near compliance and anticipate future standards and accreditation efforts.
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DOJ
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Ball watches shaped railroad timekeeping era
Local historian Adam Matthews cherishes a Ball pocket watch linked to railroad time standards and the Great Ripton Train Wreck anniversary. The Ball Watch Co set weekly accuracy rules and standardized station clocks, shaping precise timekeeping from 1893 to the 1970s. Contict listed for more details.
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Matthews
Ripton
Kent State University
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