Elyria blotter reports impaired driving and theft charges
In Elyria on July 30 and 31, Katherine O Connor, 44, was arrested for two counts of operating a vehicle impaired and a failure to control after backing into a truck near Train Station Bar. Virginia Robinson, 30, faced obstructing official business and driving under suspension after a hit skip. Desmond Maxwell, 38, was charged with possession of cocaine and a prior contempt warrant. All were taken to Lorain County Jail.
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Dogs Involved in Lorain County Case At Center of Probe
Police report details Kinsley noting one dog panting with dried blood around its mouth and Durning failing to answer calls about the animals. Remaining dogs were seized by the Lorain County dog warden after Kinsley helped round them up. Durning was arrested for failure to disclose personal information and had minimal marijuana evidence found.
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Chronicle Staff Directory Snapshot
Executive team and department contacts listed for The Chronicle including President Vice President Controller Jennifer Lyon Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Photography Bruce Bishop and lines for circulation advertising production and classifieds with phone numbers and office hours.
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Jobs report shows solid gains amid slower hiring in July
U S employers added 164000 jobs in July while the unemployment rate remained 3.7 percent. Average hourly earnings rose 3.2 percent year over year. The report notes wage gains for lower income workers and gains across health care, hospitality, and local governments, with manufacturing improving but some sectors weak. Tariffs and trade tensions loom over growth prospects.
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Elyria District opens talks on selling or exchanging aging schools
Elyria district weighs options to sell or exchange Crestwood Franklin and other properties with the city and CIC nonprofit. Demolition funding may be freed for five new buildings while open houses run 9 to 11 am and 5 to 7 pm on listed dates. Community hospitals and land near University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center are among possible interests.
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District faces staffing upheaval as students leave
Ballard cites many students leaving the district and notes a lack of exact counts as school year 18 days away. The district explains hiring delays due to an unassigned pool where current teachers are given first chance at openings after bargaining with the Lorain Education Association and contract posting requirements. Contact Sean McDonnell at 329-7148 or smcdonnell chroniclet.com.
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Admiral King Gets New Principal for 2019 20
Lorain Schools announced Amy Graves will be the turnaround principal of Admiral King Elementary for the 2019 20 school year. Graves began as a teacher at Plain Schools in Stark County before moving to Lorain in 1998. She has served as dean of scholar and family engagement at Garfield Elementary and as assistant principal at Larkmoor Elementary.
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Ohio voting ID hurdles draw protest and calls for reform
The VIGIL report notes protests by groups including the League of Women Voters and the NAACP. Lili Sandler of Lorain County Rising criticizes Ohio voting rules as burdensome, especially for women changing names. She cites 2018 license proof changes and argues voting should be easy and automatic.
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