Multiple arrests in Elyria Lorain County area blotter
Police logs list six suspects over Aug 24 to 26 including Andy Case Jr 67 of Norwalk charged with crack cocaine possession and drug paraphernalia Jodi Young 49 of Stanford Avenue charged with OVI after a crash Ceila Norman 35 of Forest Street charged with cocaine possession drug paraphernalia and related offenses Markayla Miller 22 of Erie Street charged with OVI hit skip and related offenses Roy Barnette 55 of Hamilton Avenue charged with OVI and traffic violations plus additional reports of stolen plates unauthorized debit purchases and bench warrants.
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Norwalk
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Lorain County
Gulf Road
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Stanford Avenue
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Elyria
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Mario Brown
Spruce Street
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Brown
West Ave
James Patrick Sr
West Avenue
Patrick
East Avenue
Third Street
Ceila Norman
Forest Street
Norman
Foster Ave
Markayla Miller
Erie Street
Miller
Cedar
Broad Streets
Roy Barnette
Hamilton Avenue
Lorain
Barnette
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Veterans village plan moves after AMVETS decision
AMVETS post of about 1900 members would not host a veterans village in the village area opting out due to fit with charity work including a homeless veterans pantry. PLAV aims to build tiny homes for veterans with sizes from 100 to 600 square feet and may relocate near Lorain County while regrouping.
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Illinois
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Jed Lamb
Huntington Township
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Grafton Township
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Lundy
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Barbie Washington
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Sampson
United Way Drives Stock Pencils and Electronics for Schools
The United Way organized July and August drives to gather needed items for students. Over 18 000 supplies were loaded on two trucks and delivered to schools with FirstEnergy providing vehicles and volunteers. The effort aimed to reduce teachers' out of pocket costs and fill gaps after school openings.
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Lorain County
County seeks building department to protect life and property
Gallagher argues the building code safeguards residents and ensures safe construction while inspectors and bonded contractors uphold standards. Officials say fees will break even and inspections could improve insurance rates, though many residents oppose countywide oversight.
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Marvin Fannin
Camden Township
Fannin
Pittsfield
Mark McConnell
Henrietta Township
Lorain teachers dispute evaluation links to job security
Lorain educators clash over a district evaluation system as union leaders note no teachers received ineffective ratings yet non-renewals occurred last spring. The district faces lawsuits over payroll and leadership, with public comments and calls to terminate echoed at a packed meeting.
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Jay Pickering
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Lorain
Mark Ballard
Cawthon
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