Disciplinary decision pending for Cleveland officer Orsik
Patrol officer Orsik remains on paid leave as Safety Service Director Mary Siwierka reviews investigation documents and determines his city fate. He faces multiple charges from bribery to harassment and allegedly paid three women for sex between 2009 and this year while bond conditions bar contact with the stalking accuser. The case includes a failed civil stalking protection order and questions about prior investigations.
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Cleveland Clinic Rehabilitation Hospital opens in Avon
Mary Stoffiere notes patients will receive at least three hours of therapy daily five days a week with rehab doctors visiting multiple times weekly to maximize function. The facility aims to be a neurological center of excellence and serves as a primary teaching site for a July residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation.
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Local siblings donate toys to charity drive
In Elyria and LaGrange the Willi family and relatives organized a Saturday shopping spree with $20 per person to donate gifts. Eight children aged 2 to 11 helped box unwrapped presents like dolls and Hot Wheels for a charitable collection.]]>
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Corrections and Contact for Errors
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and request corrections, affirming commitment to accurate news coverage.
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Ohio bill would allow pharmacists to modify emergency prescriptions
Ohio Senate Bill 141, approved in June, would let pharmacists via consult agreements manage emergency prescriptions for diabetes insulin and other meds, reducing refill barriers during holidays. The bill awaits Gov Kasich approval and excludes narcotics and pain meds. The Houdeshell family advocates the change after their son died when no doctor could authorize a refill.
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