Veysey Banks On Youth In Ohio 9th District Bid
Graham Veysey, a 29 year old Democrat, faces U S Rep Dennis Kucinich and Marcy Kaptur in the March 6 primary. He held a final Twitter Town Hall at Scorchers in Lorain drawing in person and online voters to question his candidacy.
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Cleveland
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Toledo
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Three vacant seats filled at St. Joe's
South Shore Community Development Corp. appointed three new board members for St. Joseph Community Center in Lorain after a prior six member board lacked quorum. The new appointees are Jennifer Koperchak, Joe Falbo, and Bernard Smith, with ongoing concerns over center deficits and facility conditions.
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Mike Challender
Jennifer Koperchak
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Joe Falbo
County Common Pleas
Raymond Ewers
Bernard Smith
Mercy Health Partners
Falbo
Hipp
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St. Joe’s
Avon Lake students tape principal for charity drive
Elementary school students at Avon Lake’s Pennies for Patients event raised over $2,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Kennedy Noe, a kindergartner, tapes Westview Principal Paul Holland as part of the Stuck for a Buck campaign.
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Avon Lake
Kiwanis Kids Club
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Kennedy Noe
Westview
Paul Holland
Ohio Supreme Court declines pre election redistricting case
The Ohio Supreme Court will not hear the lawsuit challenging new house and senate districts before the 2026 elections. Justices ruled Democrats delayed filing 96 days after the Apportionment Board approved the maps, citing lack of legitimate excuse for the prolonged delay.
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Keystone Schools plans to refinance high school bonds
Keystone Schools will vote to refinance the 2004 Keystone High bond issue to cut interest costs. Superintendent Jay Arbaugh says current bonds at 4.99 percent could drop to about 3.13 percent, saving the taxpayers about $973,000 over 20 years and lowering yearly bills only modestly.
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