Zero-Proof Mix-Off at Lorain County Community College
Lorain County Community College held its 13th annual Zero-Proof Mix-Off with 22 competitors presenting non alcoholic drinks to promote sober driving. Organizers Katie Bevan and Drive Saber advocate Olen Martin highlighted safety and shared a personal remembrance of his late wife Terri Martin, killed by an impaired driver.
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Lorain Resignation Case Opens Probe Into Pressure
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Miraldi ruled former Lorain firefighter Joe Colon resigned under improper pressure from Safety Service Director Robert Fowler two years ago. The ruling voids an arbitrator’s earlier decision rejecting Colon’s bid to return to the city.
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Justice Department orders intervention over Cleveland police use of force
A Justice Department report criticizes the Cleveland police chain of command for excessive force and civil rights violations. For the second time in years federal authorities step in with a consent decree to enforce reforms amid ongoing protests.
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Avon boards flood concerns over proposed 49-home project
Avon Planning Commission weighs rescinding an ordinance to permit Garland Griffin Homes of Cleveland to build a two-phase 49 home subdivision on 56.8 acres at Jaycox and Riegelsberger roads. At a Wednesday meeting 50 to 75 residents urged caution, warning of worsened flooding in the area. Mayor Bryan Jensen noted the ongoing debate as officials consult a law firm.
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Keystone Elementary gains bright future as new school opens
LAGRANGE Ohio Keystone Schools prepares a new elementary building on Liberty Street paid by the state. Superintendent Jay Arbaugh says the design aims for a welcoming kid friendly atmosphere with lots of light and high ceilings. Site manager Jim Kerr notes balloons flowers and trees will greet students next fall.
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