Lorain Schools CEO says staff pay at risk in lawsuit
Lorain schools face a civil suit filed Aug 15 by the board against CEO David Hardy Jr and treasurer Josh Hill to block Hill from leaving for South Euclid Lyndhurst. A temporary restraining order restricts Hardy from influencing payroll and purchases, with a Sept 12 hearing date set.
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Lorain
David Hardy Jr
Josh Hill
South Euclid Lyndhurst
Hill
Hardy
Board of Education
Mark Ballard
Ballard
Oberlin Freshman Swap Reuses Dorm Supplies at Asia House
At Asia House on Oberlin College campus the Resource Conservation Team ran its Freshman Swap. Clara Wolfe and Molly Thayer led volunteers giving out donated goods to new students to reuse items rather than buy new for dorms and reduce landfill waste.
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Asia House
Oberlin College
Clara Wolfe
Molly Thayer
Thayer
ACT
Wolfe
Walmart
Elyria Bridge on East Broad Needs Over 3 Million in Upgrades
The East Broad Street sand stone bridge near University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center requires more than 3.3 million dollars in upgrades to maintain safety. City Engineer John Schneider says 80 percent of costs come from the Ohio Municipal Bridge Program grant, with a cap of 2 million, and about 650 thousand to 700 thousand from Ohio Public Works Commission.
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East Broad Street
East River Street
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Black River
Ohio Municipal
Ohio Department of Transportation
John Schneider
Ohio Public Works Commission
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Lorain Fire Claims 7 Year Old in Tragic Blaze
Fire officials say the cause of the Lorain house fire that killed 7-year-old Serinaty Wilson remains undetermined. The State Fire Marshal's Office conducts tests with no foul play suspected. Six residents occupied the home. three escaped and one child died. Firefighters were alerted at 3 14 a.m. and found a girl trapped inside.
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Serinary Wilson
Jeff Fenn
Fenn
Lorain County
Serinaty
Avon Lake hikes penalties for passing stopped school buses
Avon Lake City Council unanimously approved stricter penalties for passing stopped school buses. The measure raises fines and allows up to 30 days in jail, despite objections from Gerald Phillips who argued it violates the home rule amendment. Law Director Abe Lieberman defended the ordinance as constitutional and not in conflict with state law.
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Gerald Phillips
Phillips
Abe Lieberman
Council
Lieberman
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