Lorain Mayor Zahorec Dies In Morning Crash
Lorain Mayor Joseph Zahorec, 64, died after a head on collision on Middle Ridge Road near Route 2. His wife Helen was badly hurt. Zahorec was pronounced dead at 9 15 a.m. He had served nine years and will be succeeded by City Council President Alex Olejko who will be sworn in later today. An election will be held in November. Mrs Zahorec, 62, was listed in serious condition at Lorain St Joseph Turngrea.
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