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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2015
Page
2
Grace files petitions to reclaim Elyria mayor's office challenging Brinda who accuses him of political games. Gibbs also seeks Brinda’s post while Noble backs Grace, highlighting Brinda's tax plan critique and Grace’s claimed six-year, 1.5 million earnings as mayor and councilman.
John Wayne Daughney, 36, was issued a summons on Cromwell Drive for killing or injuring a neighbor's Neapolitan mastiff and cruelty to animals. He was arrested the next day for a parole violation and taken to Lorain County Jail.
Lorain police report says Daughney hanged a dog with a choke chain from a tractor trailer, believed alive at the scene and died of asphyxiation. Officer Richard Broz said Daughney admitted parole probation terms when questioned, and he remained in Lorain County Jail on Wednesday night.
A series of Lorain incidents involve 17 year old speeding without headlights on Peat Avenue and East 2nd Street. William Mironik, 51, of Howell Street Sheffield Lake, arrested on driving while intoxicated and related charges after an unconscious stop behind the wheel. Joshua Brinson, 23, arrested on domestic violence after a warrant linked to an E 7th Street incident. a woman reported assault and threats. Cara Wilson, 19, charged with driving with a suspended license, obstructing official business and marijuana possession after a false name and improper left turn. Allan Rigo, 58, charged with drunken driving and leaving the scene after a pole strike. Breathalyzer shows 0.15 BAC.
The On the Home Front event by the Oberlin Heritage Center will be held at 7 15 p m Thursday in Heiser Auditorium Kendal at Oberlin 600 Kendal Drive A correction notes the date on Your Town page Wednesday.
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The Chronicle-Telegram is a daily paper published by the Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company. It lists the address at 225 East Ave. Era, OH 035.
Lorain officials discuss federal and state action to raze about 150 blighted homes while promoting the Rockin on the River series at Black River Landing this summer. Candidates share campaign funds and goals with Voters: Ritenauer has about 35000 on hand aiming for 85000. Tower outlines unspecified goals. Carrion reports 5000 on hand aiming for 50000. Carter runs a local studio on Broad Street.
Petitions for the May 5 primary must be filed by candidates from both parties in Lorain. Multiple Democrats and Republicans seek council seats and the auditor post, with several incumbents running for re election and independent bids noted. A campaign video features Patricia Carter promoting entrepreneurship and recycling while urging collective action. Contact details for Evan Goodenow are listed.
Lorain County elections director says only one contested primary exists in a nonpartisan city if three or more candidates run. Six Avor Lake Board of Municipal Utilities hopefuls advance to fall with Anthony Abram Thomas Ansell Rob Berner John Dawonczyk Randy Phillips Dana Schnabel and Dr Tyree. Several city council seats are unopposed and many races statewide head toward November with most candidates declared.
Prendergast notes Lorain County is second in population with no dedicated transit tax. A Brookings Institution study links public transport funding to job creation for low wage workers. Rosenberger urges a political action committee, consultant, and needs study. Emphasis on expanding bus service and door to door access for disabled and elderly riders.
Chief Calvin Williams leads 1450 member department toward body cameras for new officers after academy graduation. Regulations require cameras on during traffic stops, victim and witness encounters, searches, domestic calls, and mental health situations. Union leader Steve Loomis warns against rushed rollout citing accountability and potential poor video in critical incidents. Nationwide uptake cited as one sixth of departments using small chest or lapel cameras.
Randall urged the school board to cut testing time citing harms to students' childhoods and development. Kathryn Karpus, board president, thanked her but signaled no action. The issue hinges on state law and calls for legislative reform after a report recommending reduced testing hours.
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