Student designed home funded by local builder and charity
Elyria’s Dale Yost Construction built a 1640 square foot home at 259 S Lincoln St designed by Save Our Children of Elyria Inc and students. Profits from the $219,900 sale go to support Save Our Children. The project involved middle school students in design choices and trades education. Call (440) 366-2241 for more information.
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Elyria
Dale Yost Construction Co
Elyria Kids
Yost and
Save Our Children of Elyria Inc
S. Lincoln St
Yost Construction
Save Our Children
Melissa Hamel
Dale Yost
Bob Yost
Lindsay Bott
Yost
Hamel
Lindsay
Bott
Dale Yost Construction Company
Save Our Children of
Elyria Police Auxiliary of the Year honors John Vincent Jr.
The Elyria Police Department awarded an Auxiliary of the Year named for late Aux Officer John Vincent Jr. Vincent served six years before his 2018 death. The inaugural award went to Auxiliary Sgt. Garrett Hargate for over 14,000 volunteer hours. Auxiliary Lt. Chuck Messer received the Military Award. A new auxiliary officer, Justin Cooper, was sworn in.
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Elyria
Michael Wimsatt
John Vincent Jr
John Vincent
Bill Pelko
Vincent
Wimsatt
Joyce
Candi
Hargate
Chuck Messer
Department
Messer
U.S. Army
Justin Cooper
MACMILLAN / CHRONICLE
Candice Metz
Garrett Hargate
Joyce Vincent
Metz
Jury Deliberations Start in Columbus City Shooting Trial
In Columbus jurors begin deliberating in the murder case of former sheriff deputy Jason Meade. Prosecutors rebut claims that Goodson posed no threat while the defense argues the evidence aligns with Meade’s statements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tim Merkle
Casey Goodson Jr
Jason Meade
Meade
Goodson
Lorain approves two EV charging stations project
Lorain will receive 660000 from NOACA to install two Level 2 and two fast charger ports at City Hall and the Lorain Street Department. Local 20 percent match. Engineering starts late 2024 with construction in 2026 as part of a 15 million regional grant. Winter Crisis Program extended to March 31 by LCCAA.
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Lorain
Northeast Ohio
City Hall
W. Erie Ave
Lorain Street Department
West Park Drive
U.S. Department of Energy
Department of Energy
Ohio
U.S. Department of Transportation
NOACA
Tougher penalties for killing police dogs move through states
Lawmakers in at least six states consider longer prison terms or higher fines for harming police dogs and horses. Kansas House approves five year prison terms and at least 10000 dollar fines for killing animals used by law enforcement and rescue units. Colorado and Missouri also push steeper penalties and costs to agencies for caring, with broader cruelty charges under consideration.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House
Missouri House
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Ehroniclet.com
Elyria Police
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Amherst
BRUCE
Denny’s
Leavitt Road
Mark Costilow
Lorain County Community Action Agency
LCCAA
U.S
John Hanna and
David A. Lieb
Associated Press
Colorado
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