Motorcycle victim dies at MetroHealth Hospital
A North Ridgeville woman, Tina L. Jarrell, 35, died at MetroHealth Medical Center after a motorcycle car crash on Sunday at Route 83 and Sugar Ridge Road. Norman Wohlever, 44, remained in serious condition. Velma Batton, 76, was treated and the cause remains under investigation.
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MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Tina L. Jarrell
Ers
Sugar Ridge Road
Norman Wohlever
Batton
Elyria
Highway Patrol
Jarrell
Joe Jarrell
Tina Jarrell
Teska
Private Youngstown prison to close Aug 18 later this year
Corrections Corporation of America will shutter the 2,016 bed Northeast Ohio Correctional Center in Youngstown on August 18, with 500+ jobs lost. Some staff may transfer to other CCA sites. warden and security remain. DC inmates housed here prompted the move after DC contract nonrenewal.
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Corrections Corporation of America
Northeast Ohio
Youngstown
Nashville
Tenn
Steve Owen
District of Columbia
Ohio
Owen
CCA
Brian Gardner
Ther
Washington
George McKelvey
Vindicator
Taste of Home Angela Houston Cooking School draws 1700 Medina homemakers
About 1,700 eager homemakers filled Medina Community Center for the Taste of Home Cooking School presented by The Medina Gazette and Taste of Home. Harpist Courtney Kania welcomed visitors who toured exhibitors booths before demonstrations. A 15 minute intro video preceded Kari Staus presenting 10 recipes including Swirled Cheesecake Triangles and Honey Dijon Chicken.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Medina
County Fairgrounds
Medina Gazette
Taste of Home Magazine
Courtney Kania
Campbell's
Equal
Keebler
Nestle's
National Union Association
Sargento
Tyson
Kari Staus
U.S
Grafton chief to step down after 36 years in service
Grafton Police Chief Tom Davis, 62, retires after 36 years in law enforcement, marking a return to earlier roles as a federal marshal and Put-In-Bay police chief. Davis leaves June 15 with six weeks of vacation, while Mayor Kerner announces a new chief search. He led a vest donation program, school safety efforts, station upgrades, and community safety initiatives earning AAA Silver Star in 1999. An ordinance allowing gun confiscation in some cases sparked controversy before being withdrawn.
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Grafton
Tom Davis
Davis
Westlake
Michael Savidge
Put-In-Bay
Shaun Kerner
Kerner
AAA
Council
Ohio education groups oppose new school funding plan
Twelve major Ohio education groups oppose the latest school funding bill. They shifted from backing Householder's costly plan to a $1.4 billion two year compromise. The groups cite ongoing DeRolph rulings on local property tax inequities and aim to press their case at a Statehouse briefing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Larry Householder
Glenford
Householder
Perry County
Nathan DeRolph
DeRolph I
DeRolph II
William Phillis
Ohio Coalition For Equity
DeRolph
Statehouse
Keystone boulder missing one month
The 17 ton boulder outside Keystone High School has been missing for over a month. A second ransom note from the Free the Rock Coalition claims the rock is safe and warm in a tropical coastal region. Principal Tom Hlavsa faces accusations and says some have offered him money for a supposed Free the Rock Scholarship Fund.
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Lorain National Bank
LaGrange
Vanessa Crosby
Cookie Stewart
U.S
Scoreboards Grille & Pub
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U.S. Bureau of Prisons
BOP
John D. Ferguson
McKelvey
Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Shauna Slepko
Deanna
Delaware Avenue
Keystone Boulder
Keystone
Tom Hlavsa
Hlavsa
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