Statement from uncle at killer in Holly Dembie case
Leslie Gregg, uncle of Holly Dembie, denounces William Dembie as a cold blooded killer and declares that he has had enough of the expletive behavior.
17 Dec 2013
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2013
Page
1
Leslie Gregg, uncle of Holly Dembie, denounces William Dembie as a cold blooded killer and declares that he has had enough of the expletive behavior.
At a sentencing hearing in Elyria the uncle of slain Holly Dembie confronted killer William Dembie Jr. after Dembie attacked the victim’s mother Cheryl Foldes. The confrontation included a shouted outburst as the court session proceeded.
Elyria elected officials must decide whether to place a library levy on the May ballot. They paused on becoming the library tax authority, citing the need to assess the city’s own financial future. The council also weighs funding plans for 23 firefighters and four police officers whose salaries rely on expiring federal grants in 2014.
The 837th Engineering Co. of the Ohio Army National Guard, led by Capt. Chad Apple, returned to Lorain High School where he credited 2,154 American soldiers who died in Afghanistan as true heroes, while the unit noted it disarmed 20 bombs in Zabul Province since arriving April 24.
Unionized workers from Lorain County Department of Job and Family Services walked off to press negotiations with the county commissioners. The 164 member UAW Local 2192 seeks a 4.78 percent first year raise, extra vacation, paid lunches, breaks and a sick day, while the county has offered 3 percent.
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