Lorain City Faces EPA Notice Over Water Plant Class 4 Operator
The Ohio EPA cited Lorain in January for lacking a Class 4 operator at the Class 4 water treatment plant. Mayor Krasienko said the prior operator retired, two internal applicants were reviewed, one qualified, and the city will widen the search outside the city. A potential fine exists if noncompliance continues.
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Cuddle trend rises as winter blues bite Americans
A Washington based Associated Press Weather Underground poll finds most Americans choose snuggling over blankets when cold. The study notes cuddling helps counterbalance winter mood declines seen from Boston to Austin. Nancy Bena reports.
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Judge and defense push to delay hearing in Smith case
Nancy Smith faces possible prison return as her lawyers seek to pause today’s hearing while the Ohio Supreme Court reconsiders its decision overturning Lorain County Judge James Burge’s acquittal. The defense argues appellate action must occur before any further court action.
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Legacy of Lorain civic leader Lisa Roberson Young
Lisa Roberson Young of Elyria died Sunday at age 84 in her home surrounded by family. A social worker remembered for prompting women to seek higher education, boosting civil rights, promoting voting access, and aiding the poor, her legacy touched many in Lorain County and beyond. She was sister to the late Arthur D. Hudnutt and mother of Chronicle-Telegram Editor Andy Young.
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Columbia Station Voters to Decide Two Issues Today
Voters in Columbia Station head to the polls for a special election on two questions. The Columbia Schools seek a 28 year 1.85 mill bond to add Copopa to Columbia Middle School renovate classrooms upgrade heating and air conditioning and electrical systems. It also plans to reinstate seventh through ninth grade sports.
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