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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2007
Page
1
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to report inaccuracies by calling 329-7155 to help ensure accurate news coverage and timely corrections.
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At CLUB Frotti in Lorain, patrons report officers used excessive force as overlaps with a bar fight. Police say officers acted to curb disorder after a vandalism incident, while witnesses accuse heavy-handed tactics and selective enforcement during a chaotic night.
Brinda says she may seek reelection to Elyria’s school board while facing a legal challenge over filing petitions for multiple offices. The Lorain County Elections Board may reject her nominating petitions, citing state law and a 2005 Ohio Supreme Court ruling.
Five potential candidates, including incumbent Holly Brinda and fellow board members Don Boddy and Kathryn Karpus, have filed petitions to run for the Elyria school board. Filing closes at 4 p.m. August 23. Brinda faces possible ballot hurdles linked to an unsuccessful mayoral bid. Boddy vows this will be his last run, noting district cuts helped avert a $20 to $30 million deficit. Karpus praised Brinda’s role in key master plan actions and state funding changes for the new high school. Brinda highlighted the $68 million project as the largest in the community’s history amid bond-funded construction plans. Residents recently approved a $45 million bond to fund the new high school on Middle Avenue.
The National Partnership for Women and Families notes states like Iowa and Kansas offer time off. Ohio considers a law expanding paid maternity leave beyond FMLA. Critics warn small businesses face higher costs and reduced flexibility during the downturn, while supporters say pregnant employees deserve job protection. The Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review must approve before the October or November potential enactment.
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