Lorain rate hike angers Amherst Elyria Sheffield townships
About 1,000 township residents face higher water and sewer bills after Lorain city council raised charges from 150 to 200 percent of city rates. Residents complain of large monthly increases with no city voting power, amid calls for county intervention. County Commissioner Tom Williams and Amherst Township residents voice concerns.
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Stuff the Bus drives aid for Lorain County students
Brenda Walsh organized a Stuff the Bus drive with the Educational Service Center of Lorain County to collect school supplies for 14 districts. A shuttle bus will be parked at Best Buy in Midway Mall from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday for donations.
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State safety failures cited after Kentucky fire death
Tina Hall died after a flash fire at Toyo Automotive Parts in Franklin Kentucky when vapors from toluene ignited during a shift change. The Kentucky Labor Cabinet proposed a 105 500 fine after finding 16 serious violations at the plant. Hall was 39 and died 11 days later. Her sister criticized the penalties as too light.
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Presidential race defined as stark ideological choice
The presidential race is in full swing with two candidates offering dramatically different governing visions. Analysts describe the contest as the starkest choice since 1964, noting the ideological divide shaping voters' decisions.
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Avon Eagles suspend ten players for rule violations
Avon coach Mike Elder confirmed that ten football players will be suspended for the Eagles' first two games of the season due to violations of team rules. He said he cannot identify the players but noted a clear breach of team rules.
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