Acton Makes Early Run For Ohio Governor In Lorain County Stop
Doctor Amy Acton former Ohio Health Director addresses Lorain County Democratic Party supporters at Tom's Country Place. She is the lone Democrat candidate for governor in 2026 and recalls pandemic leadership while sharing her personal journey from homelessness to medical career and the ZIP code life expectancy disparity.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Amy Acton
Ohio Health Department
Democratic Party
Tom’s Country Place
Acton
Mike DeWine
Dave Yost
Robert Sprague
DeWine
Northeastern Ohio University College of Medicine
Debbie Bradley
Lorain
Luau
Mock trial centers on AI deepfake defamation case
In Elyria Municipal Court Denver Saidi seeks a preliminary injunction to remove an AI generated video by Wyatt Latu from TakTik. Latu defends the clip as protected parody and argues no harm to Saidi or public interest justifies removal. The case features in the Ohio High School Mock Trial inaugural regional competition with Keystone, Lake Ridge Academy, Perkins, and Sandusky Central Catholic participating.
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Elyria — Harmony City
Trillium High School
Denver Saidi
Wyatt Latu
TakTik
Saidi
Elyria
Latu
Keystone High School
LaGrange
Lake Ridge Academy
North Ridgeville
Perkins High School
Sandusky
Sandusky Central Catholic High School
Bruce Bishop
Chronicle Keystone High School
Elyria Municipal Court
Harmony City
Patrick Cahill
Lilly Horner
Jacob Kyer
Colton Smith
Theo Ngoma
Carlisle Township seeks new fiscal officer after resignation
Carlisle Township trustees seek a qualified candidate for fiscal officer after Kelsey Sizemore resigned effective February 13. Trustees call the departure amicable and temporary adjustments will cover duties until then. Residents of Carlisle Township may apply by contacting Bill Oliver or Richard Perrins for details.
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Carlisle Township
Kelsey Sizemore
Smith
Bill Oliver
Community coalition warns against drunk driving this Super Bowl weekend
Lorain County Sheriff’s Office partners with the Safe Communities Coalition to raise alcohol awareness. Deputy Brian Holmes placed public service announcement bottle toppers on alcohol at Vermilion Drug Mart to promote responsible drinking and safe driving. State patrol notes Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk after a deadly previous period. Between Feb 11 and Feb 12, 2024 four people died and 126 were injured in Ohio crashes, with 10 alcohol related injuries and 25 DUL arrests.
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Lorain County
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
Brian Holmes
Vermilion Drug Mart
Collins family left mark on Elyria infrastructure in history
Elyria's Collins family shaped area roads and buildings in the early 1900s. George Collins a bricklayer and son Eugene intervened to stop a confrontation, later fined for assault. George died 1921. Eugene continued work on municipal projects including the 1944 courthouse boiler repair.
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Elyria Black Legacy Connection
Elyria
Collins
George Collins
Eugene
Lenora Davis
South Carolina
Oberlin
Davis
North Professor Street
Anna
Bessie Collins
New Jersey
Fannie Turner
Eugene Collins
Gertrude
Second Methodist
Asbury Methodist Church
Erie Street
Floyd
Georgette
Elizabeth
Father and Son Rescued Woman Under Attack in 1908
The Chronicle Telegram recounts a March 23 1908 incident where George Collins and his son Eugene intervened to help a neighbor during a confrontation. A subsequent police court hearing involved both father and son, with tensions stemming from a prior quarrel and alleged threats.
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Gust Smith
George Collins
Eugene
Smith
Chronicle-Telegram
David Troxel
Eugene Collins
George
Collins
Fisherville
Ector
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Youngstown
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Keystone
Carlisle
Sizemore
Jared Smith
Richard Perrins
Sheriff's Office and Community Coalition
Black Legacy Connection
the Chronicle-Telegram