Ohio judge Burge suspended then reinstated after suspensions
An Ohio judge faced an interim suspension tied to original felony convictions that were reduced to misdemeanors. Burge paid a 3000 dollar fine with 1000 dollars per falsification count. An ethics charge added more claims, and in 2018 the Office of Disciplinary Council charged him for violations of conduct rules. The Board recommended a one year suspension with six months stayed, Burge seeking credit for three suspended months. He did not comment when asked.
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City considers ordinance change over nuisance fowl case near Dunny Avenue
The council will discuss amendments at the Sept. 17 work session and then vote to pass the ordinance. Residents Robert Tomanek and Joan Sheehan complained about neighbor Katherine Fisher’s fowl noise and odors on the 600 block of Dunny Avenue leading to July 2018 citations and a August court appearance. Fisher pleaded not guilty. the case moved to Lorain Municipal Court. Contact Bruce Walton at 329-7123.
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Chronicle Telegram Promises Corrections and Contact Details
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling the newsroom at 329-7155. It emphasizes corrections and clarifications as part of its commitment to accurate coverage.
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Chronicle Telegram Circulation Rates and Delivery Information
The Chronicle Telegram lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, weekend bundles, and electronic access. It provides delivery service numbers for Elyria and non-toll areas and notes office hours and post office information for address changes.
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Man arrested on weapons and drug charges in Elyria
Elyria police arrest Daniel Oquendo after he was found with a loaded .22 caliber handgun and drugs during a security check at Westway Gardens. Oquendo, 29, faces weapons under disability, concealed weapon, drug paraphernalia and drug abuse instrument charges and is jailed on 55,000 bond. He also holds two warrants for child support and theft.
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Garden Street
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Avon to study traffic at Middleton intersections
Avon to conduct two traffic studies at Middleton Drive Jaycox Road and Middleton Avon Commons Drive prompted by council concerns. City Engineer Cummins notes a potential light four way stop or turning lane could result but results in October will guide decisions, not bind Council.
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Middleton Drive
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Cumins
Nagel Road
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Pembrooke Lane
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Avon Commons
Hill faces contract dispute as he moves to South Euclid Lyndhurst
Lorain Schools confront potential breach as Hill leaves near the start of the year. He explained enrollment fluctuations and withdrawal paperwork issues while a public meeting is planned by state Rep. Joe Miller. The next board meeting is Aug. 27 at the high school media center.
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South Euclid Lyndhurst Schools
Lorain Schools
South Euclid Lyndhurst
Williams
Board of Education
Joe Miller
D-Amherst
St. Laci’s Club
Clinton Ave
State Senate backs school takeover plan with teeth
A bill would swap a CEO for an improvement director and create a state level transformation board to supervise struggling districts. Lawmakers discuss earlier intervention, potential state intervention if districts lag, and a contingent conference committee path if House and Senate disagree. The plan could take effect next January if enacted. Lorain Youngstown East Cleveland face possible turmoil. Lorain plans a transition but details remain unclear. Legislature reconvenes September 18 with contacts at Carissa Woytach.
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Safety drills sharpen SWAT response interaction at school
SWAT officers and safety staff practiced active shooter simulations on a college campus hallway to speed threat neutralization. Teams tested rapid shooter description, in hallway communication, and classroom barricades using cell phones to simulate disrupted radios. District plans further joint drills with police fire and LifeCare ambulances, extending from elementary to high school.
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Juan Rodriguez
Figueroa
Manicsic
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