Lorain County Leaders Wrestle With Sales Tax Options
Lorain County commissioners convened to discuss budget gaps after voters rejected a 0.25 percent sales tax hike. They cited a projected 2017 shortfall of 5 million with 61.2 million in requests and warned cuts would threaten deputies prosecutors and other criminal justice staff amid a rise in opioid overdoses.
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Village Council weighs medical marijuana ban in Wellington
Wellington Mayor Hans Schneider notes a council proposal to ban growing, cultivating and selling medical marijuana. The ordinance seeks prohibition due to societal issues tied to unlawful drug use while state law allows local governance of medical marijuana businesses.
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Oberlin President backs sanctuary campus plan
Oberlin College President Marvin Krislov endorses sanctuary campus measures. He commits to admitting all qualified students regardless of immigration status, barring campus access to immigration authorities without a lawful directive, and directing resources to support undocumented students amid potential DACA repeal.
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Vermilion man wins Jeopardy
Vermilion resident Tim Aten, 34, won $35,000 on his first Jeopardy appearance. He led by $1,000 before the final, wagered $17,000 and correctly answered the Loch Ness Monster clue, holding a subdued celebration as he thanked producers after a lifelong quest to appear on the show.
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