Starnes again seeks contempt ruling against Ohio parole
Robert Starnes Jr. asks Judge Christopher Rothgery to hold the Ohio Adult Parole Authority in contempt for not complying with a 2005 parole suppression order tied to 1993 cases. He was recently convicted of three bank robberies including the July 21 Sheffield Lake Chase bank heist. His wife also faces federal false statements charges as sentencing looms.
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Elyria
Robert Starnes Jr
Lorain County Common Pleas
Christopher Rothgery
Rothgery
Starnes
Ohio
Bert Fitzgerald
Chase Bank
Sheffield Lake
U.S. District Court
David Dowd
Dowd
FBI
Fitzgerald
Kimberly
Parole Authority
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Crystal Bobo
Bobo
David Komlosy
Cleveland
Nord Center
Kombosy
Second Harvest Kicks Off 27th Holiday Cheer Campaign
The Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio launches its 27th Holiday Cheer drive to aid 11 000 Lorain County families this Christmas. The goal for cash gifts rises to 40 000 with a candlelight breakfast at Burger King Elyria. The drive aims to collect and distribute nearly 5.5 million pounds of food in 2010 across Crawford Erie Huron and Lorain counties to 160 pantry programs.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Second Harvest Food Bank
Ohio
Julie Chase-Morefield
Burger King
Broad St
Elyria
Second Harvest
Crawford
Erie
Huron
Woman pleads no contest in pig cruelty case
Lorain County women pleads no contest to cruelty to animals for failing to treat a pot bellied pig attacked by dogs. Robyn Krause 37 sentenced to 90 days in jail with 45 suspended and fined 250 dollars. Pig found May 28 in Krause’s backyard later euthanized.
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Lorain
Robyn Krause
Lorain County
Mark Mihok
Mihok
Krause
Friendship Animal Protective League
Denise Willis
Willis
APL
Designated driver gets celebrity treatment at mix off
Lorain County Safe Community Coalition hosts ninth Zero Proof Mix-Off at Lorain County Community College with 20 entrants. North Ridgeville Police serve Pinkalicious a pink cider and pineapple drink, while Jail House Hooch by North Coast Correctional Facility features whipped cream and white chocolate. Other entries include High Voltage from Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative with limoade and ginger ale.
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Elyria
Lorain County Safe Community Coalition
Lorain County Community College
Joyce Davis
North Ridgeville
Lori
Scott Northheim
Terry Mazzone
John Bennett
Lorain-Medina
Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Local Drink Contest Highlights Police And Prison Flavors
The People's Choice A ward goes to LCCC Police Academy for Felony 4 while the Best Overall Drink wins High Voltage from Lorain Medina Rural Electric. Jail House Hooc wins Best Tasting for North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility. Pinkalicious named Best Presentation by North Ridgeville Police. Ohio State Highway Patrol earns Best Name for Reindeer Wake Up Float. The Senator wins Best Student Drink by LCCC Student Senate.
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Lccc Police Academy
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
Richard Resender
North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility
Ohio State Highway Patrol
LCCC
Columbia trustees seek sewer aid to join county district
Columbia Township trustees have asked Lorain County to absorb most of the township into the Lorain County Regional Sewer District to reduce sewer and stormwater fees. Commissioners approved a motion to begin negotiations led by Assistant County Prosecutor Gerald Innes, with portions not yet sewered likely moving to the Rural Wastewater District. Some subdivisions already served by the Northeast Ohio district would stay with that system.
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Kale
Gerald Innes
Northeast Ohio
Columbia Township
Lorain County
Ken Carney
Innes
Julius Ciaccia
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Kaitlin Bushinski
Richard Thomas
North Ridgeville Police
Gary Bennett
Kbushinski
Columbia
Lorie Wilber
Paws
WOBL
WDLW
Lorie
Queenie
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