Lorain Mayor Ritenauer touts progress in State of the City
Lorain Mayor Chase Ritenauer, 30, presents a progress heavy State of the City address noting economic rebound, tax gains, and redevelopment efforts since 2011. He cites Republic Steel reopening, street and water line work, and crime declines, while warning of budget pressures and potential marijuana revenue.
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Michael Stanley
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Elyria Faces Shelter and Infrastructure Struggles Amid Cold
Readers urge city to fix Third Street potholes by the Lorain County Justice Center and establish winter shelter options. St Mary Parish provides refuge while others debate police lobby or a fire station site, with community aid from businesses and residents.
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Debating War Authority and the AUMF Debate
Congress faces a tough clash over an Authorization for Use of Military Force against the Islamic State and allied groups. The piece argues for Congress to set limits while considering presidential war powers and historical precedents.
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