Group begins petition drive at fair
Citizens for Equal Representation aims to reform Lorain County government and will start its signature drive at the Lorain County Fair. Elyria Councilman Jack Baird will run a booth to gather valid signatures from 9,944 registered voters needed to place the issue on the 2014 ballot, per County Elections Director Paul Adams.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Wellington
Citizens For Equal Representation
Lorain
Lorain County Fair
Elyria
Jack Baird
Baird
Lorain County
Ancient skull turned in to Lorain police found museum quality
Lorain police received a human skull on Monday that coroner Stephen Evans said is not fresh. An initial inspection by Chief Deputy Coroner Frank Miller indicated it is museum quality and had lacquer as preservative.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Stephen Evans
Frank Miller
ICE grants one year stay of removal for Elyria man
ICE spokesman says Pedro Hernandez Ramirez, a 42 year old Elyria resident, was granted a one year stay of removal after further review. Hernandez had faced deportation despite his undocumented status and plans to pursue American citizenship with his wife Celeste Wisniewski and stepson Juan Pino, who relies on care.
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Kristin Bauer
Chronicle
Padre Hernandez Ramirez
Elyria
Stephanie Rodriguez
Celeste Wisniewski
Damareya Randleman
Luis-Angel Hernandez
Hernandez Ramirez
Juan Pino
ICE
Pedro Hernandez-Ramirez
West River Road
Hernandez
Pino
Juan
Pedro
Geauga County
Wisniewski
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Khaalid Walls
Ex Guard Charged in Federal Beating Case
Former Lorain County Jail guard Marlon Taylor, 49, faces a federal charge of deprivation of rights under color of law for July 2012 beating of an 18 year old inmate. The indictment via information suggests a plea deal may be reached and could carry up to 10 years in prison and a $250 000 fine though maximum sentences are uncommon.
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Lorain County
Marlon Taylor
Taylor
Jack Bradley
U.S
Bradley
Jordan Sand
OVI checkpoints aim to put a face on victims
An OVI checkpoint on West Avenue in Elyria highlighted warnings before Thanksgiving 2010. Tonya Vincent recalled warning her brother A J Vincent about drunken drivers. three days later he was killed when a Chevy Malibu struck his Ford Focus at Brandston Avenue and Poplar Street.
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Elyria
Tonya Vincent
Andrew
A.J.” Vincent
A.J. Vincent
Mark Ralich
Brandston Avenue
Poplar Street
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