Elyria voids copier contracts and seeks interim deal
Elyria Law Director Scott Serazin voided copier contracts signed by former Mayor Bill Grace for 11 machines and service. An interim agreement with MT Business Technologies will be pursued to avoid payment gaps and state audit risk while long term terms are set.
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Elyria
Scott Serazin
Bill Grace
Serazin
MT Business Technologies Inc
New Safety Service
Mary Siwierka
Siwierka
Grace
Avon Lake Company
Polish Queen shares Fat Tuesday paczkis with St. Mary students
Retired St. Mary School teacher Jerry Boran, age 82, known as the Polish Queen, travels two hours round trip to Cleveland for paczkis. She recalls baking pre Lent delicacies with her mother and favors a Seven Roses Delicatessen recipe from the Slovak Village that uses vodka.
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Elyria
St. Mary School
Jerry Boran
Boran
Cleveland
Elyria School
Seven Roses
Slovak Village
Sarah Fenik
Avon Lake Council Shifts To Open Interviews For Vacancy
Avon Lake officials report a transparent shift as all 15 candidates for the council seat vacated by Greg Zilka were interviewed in open sessions. Council members Jennifer Fender Bosch, Martin O'Donnell, and Daniel Bucci praised the new practice and encouraged continued openness despite resistance to change.
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Jennifer Fender
Bosch
2Nd Ward
Martin O’donnell
O’donnell
Daniel Bucci
Bucci
Greg Zilka
Karl “K.C
Mental health issues complicate Lorain judicial race
Lorain County Democratic primary candidate Lisa Swenski faced questions over involuntary confinement lawsuits from 1997 and 1998 tied to alleged post traumatic stress from a cult exposure and a sexual assault incident. Swenski seeks to unseat Judge David Berta while detailing conversations with law school officials and later hospital contacts.
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Lorain
Lisa Swenski
Swenski
Lorain County
David Berta
County Common Pleas Court
U.S. District Court of
Ohio
Berta
University of Toledo College of Law
Ohio ends labeling pit bulls as vicious dogs
Gov. Kasich signed a bill redefining vicious dogs in Ohio to remove pit bulls from the pit bulls label. The measure requires proof a pit bull is vicious and excludes police dogs that injure or kill. Some wardens opposed the change while others say pit bulls are not inherently vicious.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Kasich
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Avon Lake City
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Chronicl
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