Lorain Health Officials Clash Over STD Clinic Leader
In Lorain a three way dispute among Mayor Olejko Public Health Nursing chief Carolyn Moes and the Lorain Morning Journal has harmed clinic attendance. Moes faces possible dismissal amid accusations of improper procedures while critics cite media coverage shaping the fight. The STD clinic remains the county’s sole AIDS testing site and the Child Care Clinic serves low income families. The board hesitates as tensions rise over internal grievance processes and press involvement.
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Alex Olejko
Olejko
Carolyn Moes
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Lorain Morning Journal
Terrence Tomaszewski
Health Board
Moes
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Public Health
Tomaszewski
Lee brothers drug trial in Elyria delayed again
Lorain county jurors Delayed indefinite continuance for David and Demetrius Lee on charges of cocaine trafficking and related crimes. A Jan. 18 pre trial hearing was set as officers face investigation over seized evidence and testimony. The case follows a prior April arrest with over 35000 dollars of cocaine and 45000 dollars in cash seized.
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Demetrius Lee
Lorain Brothers
Lorain
David Lee
Lorain and Elyria
Lees’ West 22Nd St
G. Michael Schrull
Scott Sargent
Elyria speed skating signups open for Session II
Parks and Recreation accepts registrations for Session II at North Park Ice Arena. Jan 14 to Feb 18, Mondays 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. Fee 10 dollars includes skate rental. Age 6 to 17. exceptions possible with instructor permission and class size. Call 365 7101 or 365 4251 for info. In Wakeman, Western Reserve Music Dept hosts Christmas concert at 7 p.m. at Western Reserve High Gym with bands and choirs. admission 5 dollars per family, 2 dollars adults, 1 dollar students. A bake sale and cake auction raise funds. auctioneer Gary Zoldesy.
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Parks and Recreation Department
North Park
Parks and Recreation Office
Wakeman
Western Reserve Music Department
Western Reserve High School
Toney
Gary Zoldesy
LaGrange council OKs 40 percent water rate hike
LaGrange Village Council approved a 40 percent rise in monthly water rates from 14 to 20 for the first 2,000 gallons in a 6-0 vote. Officials cited EPA mandates to update the water plant or join the Rural Lorain County Water Authority, with estimated costs ranging from 284000 to 1 million depending on the option chosen.
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Jim Lucas
Board of Public Affairs
Steve Orsik
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Whitehead Road
Lorain County
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