Recounts Do Not Change Most Local Election Outcomes
In Lorain County three recounts confirmed the original results with only one change in Oberlin City Council where Sharon Pearson gained one vote to 1 086. Kelley Singleton's 800 votes kept her ahead of Dave Sokoll, altering the eighth-seat outcome only slightly.
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Sheffield
Kelley Singleton
Dave Sokoll
Singleton
Mark Horton
Dave Newsome
Carlisle Township
Ohio seeks welfare work rule waiver to boost training
Ohio officials asked the federal government for flexibility in welfare work requirements to allow more time for vocational training and job-related activities. The state seeks a waiver from the U S Department of Health and Human Services, with about 13 000 adults on welfare subject to rules. Ohio would adjust four requirements including the 12 month limit on vocational training.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Commerce
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
John Kasich
Cynthia Dungey
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Ohio to release district report cards in two January February drops
The Ohio Department of Education plans two releases in January and February 2016 for the 2014 15 district and building report cards. The first release on January 14 covers K 3 literacy, graduation rate, and readiness metrics while the February 25 release adds achievement, gap closing and progress data along with gifted and district expenditures.
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Ohio Department of Education
Sion
Toby N. Lichtle
ODE
Office of Communications and Outreach
Ohio
Chris Woolard
Sheffield Lake residents rally to help families in need
Sheffield Lake residents raise more than 4000 dollars to aid 12 local families this Christmas. Justin Schill of Professional Landscape Services started Santa's Helpers on Facebook, collecting gifts food and money with volunteers wrapping at AMVETS hall before delivery.
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Sheffield Lake
Justin Schill
Schill
Professional Landscape Services
Amvets
Sheffield
Mother accused in killing claims self-defense
Lawyers for Janet Tyburski, accused of killing her daughter Rachele Tyburski and dumping the body near North Ridgeville, contend the Lakewood woman was abused and acted in self-defense. Defense attorney Nick Hanek cited PTSD and risk to the mother, with Rachele’s body found behind a snow bank near Victory Lane. Hannah Tyburski, 20, allegedly helped move the body after returning from Oberlin College.
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Elyria
Lakewood
Ridgeville
Janet Tyburski
Aquatrons 40
Rachele Tyburski
Tyburski
North Ridgeville
Victory Lane
Hannah Tyburski
Oberlin College
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Steve Manheim
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