Man charged in ax attack on Jones Road
Elyria woman assaulted with an ax at a Jones Road residence around 11 44 p m. Michael Conley 56 of Wellington Township faces felonious assault and two counts of domestic violence. His son David Conley Sr 25 is charged with resisting arrest and obstructing official business.
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Wellington
Elyria
Jones Road
Richard Resender
Michael Conley
Wellington Township
David Conley Sr
Resendez
Allen Community Hospital
Oberlin
Border fence deadline likely missed
The concrete and steel barrier along the Southwest border costs up to four million dollars per mile and faces delays amid terrain, tribal lands, private property, and wildlife concerns. By late April the DHS had under 300 miles left to build before the January end of the Bush administration, with the virtual radar wall also uncertain due to technical issues.
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Washington
Department of Homeland Security
One Year After Smoking Ban Business Effects In Ohio
A year after Ohio's statewide indoor smoking ban took effect, restaurant revenues have fallen unevenly with some drops up to 80 percent while others rose. Barriers include lost patronage from smokers and increased operating costs, though some venues adapted or benefited. Local firms seek relief and repeal options for small businesses amid mixed rebound signs.
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Mark Glasper
Ohio Restaurant Association
Glasper
Frank DeTillio
Lorain County
Boomer’s
Hazel’s
Elyria
Ohio Licensed Beverage Association
Jacob Evans
Evans
Oberlin
Shirley Owens
Ziggy’s Bar and Grill
Special agent fired harassment alleged by Ohio AG office
The Ohio attorney general fired Dwight Aspacher, a narcotics agent, over allegations he demanded sex from a fellow officer. The firing followed a sexual harassment probe and reports of past complaints by another female colleague. Aspacher was suspended with pay Aug. 30.
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Columbus
Dwight Aspacher
Anthony Gutierrez
Marc
Dann
Dispatch
Antioch College holds final graduation amid planned closure
Antioch College in Yellow Springs held its last commencement Saturday as officials move to close the school for at least a year. Despite attempts by wealthy alumni to buy the college, a $12.2 million gap halted takeover plans while about 200 students were enrolled this year and 101 graduates celebrated.
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Yellow Springs
Antioch College
Sharon Merriman
Paul Zink
Zink
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