Olympic athletes turn to OnlyFans amid funding drought
The AP profiles athletes including Jack Laugher and Alysha Newman who turned to OnlyFans after traditional sponsorships faded. It highlights how funds, living costs, and image rights pressure Olympians while some use the platform to gain stability, with Global Athlete condemning the current funding model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Laugher
Laugher
Paris
U.K
Robbie Manson
Mitcham
Manson
The
Bartel
IOC
Rob Koehler
Olympic Committees
Koehler
Michael Phelps
Simone Biles
Alysha Newman
City Wounds Trees and Power Repairs After Late 2016 Storm
Crews in Avon Lake area worked through the week to clear fallen trees and restore power after a damaging storm that cut power to over 100,000 Ohio Edison customers. Oakwood Park remains closed as the city assesses remaining trees and plans a multiyear replanting effort.
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Carrion
Oakwood
Central Parks
Oakwood Park
East 36Th Street
Oakwood Pool
FirstEnergy
Penn Power
Pennsylvania
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Avon Lake
Bay Village
Rocky River
Brook Park
Bedford
Ohio Edison
Lorain County
National Weather Service
Lorain County dispatch fight pits Stammitti against board
The dispute centers on who controls Lorain County 911 and emergency radio systems. Stammitti claims legal right under state law, while Moore Riddell and Dooley argue Stammitti waived that control 13 years ago as the board created a separate 911 department. The controversy involves MARCS versus CCI/L3 Harris radios, funding, and ongoing legal battles with multiple county officials facing federal and state cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stammitti
Moore
Riddell
Lorain County
Matthew Dooley
Stammitts
Michelle Hung
Hung
Ewers
Board of Commissioners
Dan Petticord
Sheriff’s Office
Nexus
Tom Orlando
Snodgrass
Orlando
J.D. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Jennifer Battistelli
Cleve
Motorola
CCI
Marty Gallagher
Common Pleas Court
Janet Burnside
Cuyahoga County
Brian Baker
Jack Hall
Rich Resender
Stammitti Petticord
Common Pleas
Giovanna Scaletta-Bremke
James Miraldi
Ohio
Tony Cillo
Lorain to clean two sites with $6.4 million brownfield grant
Lorain will use a $6.4 million state brownfield grant to finish cleanup at the St Joseph Community Center site and advance redevelopment at the Stoveworks site. The program funds asbestos abatement demolition and contaminated debris removal, with two-year timelines and a city match of $500 thousand plus in kind services. An Haoi Tran remains tied to the St Joseph project, with a subrecipient arrangement and ongoing foreclosure actions not blocking the grant.
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St. Joseph Community Center
St. Joseph Hospital
Broadway
West 21St Street
Earth Exchange Inc
Earth Exchange
A7 Development
An Haoi Tran
Lorain Storm Water
Kathryn Golden
County Land Bank
St. Joseph
Golden
An Hadi Tran
Lorain County
Lorain
Stoveworks
Long Avenue
West 13Th Street
CDBG
Nord Family Foundation
Don Buchs
Old Lake Properties
National Vapor Stove and Manufacturing Company
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the Chronicle
A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Chronicle
Andrew R. Young
Ann E. Klunzinger
Andrew
Julie Wallace
Brad Dicken
Digital
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishor
Holly Board
Carla Hama -Russ Kunkler
Kristin Bauer
Aileen Valatka
Mail & Home Delivery
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
the Chronicle-Telegram
P.O
OAKS
RADIO
Dave O’brien
Dobrien
Chroniclet.com
Jack Bradley
Ohio Department of Development
Carissa Woytach
Chroniclet
Sunbelt Motors
Leavitt Rd
Amherst
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