Man knifed at Pheasant Run Village headline
Avon man James Smith 38 is in custody after a knife attack at Pheasant Run Village left Joseph Petrella Jr. 30 severely injured. Petrella Flighted to a Cleveland hospital after life saving surgery. Smith faces felonious assault charges and is free on bond. Neighbors recall a violent confrontation on Smiths yard and nearby properties.
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Recruitment duty Elyrian Ed Robinson takes volunteer recruiter post
Elyrian: Elyrian Ed Robinson, a highly decorated former Navy Seal, begins a new tour as a volunteer recruiter. Other notes include a $10 million shopping plaza contention in Oberiin and various national security and political updates.
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Becky gets a puppy to aid healing after dog attack
Becky Wilson, 8, who was mauled by a German shepherd on October 4 while with friend Bill Nicholson, receives a Labrador Retriever Springer spaniel puppy from the Lorain County Animal Protective League. The gift aims to help her fear of dogs and aid therapy as she recovers at home in Carlisle Township.
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Becky" Wilson
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Blair and Dems Spend Big in Lorain County Race
Elyria voters saw Democrat Betty Blair outspend Republican Neil Yingling in the Lorain County commissioner race, Blair totaling 22,453 to Yingling 13,964 as Blair won 45,732 to 37,106. The county party committees and several judgeships also feature notable spending and contributions.
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Court okays removing coma patient's feeding tube
In Carthage Missouri a Jasper County judge ruled that Nancy Cruzan’s parents may remove the feeding tube sustaining her for seven years. Probate Judge Charles Teel found clear and convincing evidence she would want to die, ending a landmark right to die case.
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Nancy Cruzan
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Old ways are best as police return to walking beats
Elyria police will deploy three officers on foot patrol in the Wilkes Villa housing complex. The community liaison officers will share names and numbers, ask residents to report tips and concerns, and hand out stockings and candy to children with support from police unions.
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Dennis Will
Wilkes Villa
Ex-councilman pleads guilty in meat slicer theft
ELYRIA Former Avon Ward 1 councilman Douglas Vaught pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property and tampering with evidence over stolen meat cutters found in his possession. He entered the plea at a pre trial hearing and was set for trial next Wednesday. Vaught, 31, of Detroit Road, was indicted on two counts of receiving stolen property and one count of tampering with evidence.
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Avon Ward 1
Douglas Vaught
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