Ridgeville teachers protest as contract details shown
North Ridgeville teachers and the North Ridgeville Education Association walk out at a school board meeting after a slide revealing a proposed contract offer is shown to the public. The district presents 2 percent raises over four years, raises special project stipends, and health trust funding, while negotiations continue since April. The union calls it an unfair labor practice, while lawyers say sharing the final offer is not a violation.
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Chronicle-Telegram
North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Education Association
NREA
Powell
REA
Michael McMillen
Elyria weighs medical marijuana push for city hub
Elyria considers becoming a base for medical marijuana research growth and sales as city officials probe readiness. Mayor Holly Brinda announced the idea at the State of the City address. a public meeting is planned March 6 with Council to discuss who should operate and where products are available.
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Holly Brinda
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Jyna Uy Couenti
Oberlin Schools cut busing to private schools
Oberlin School Board voted 4-1 to end busing to private schools to save about 33000. The district serves roughly a dozen students at Lake Ridge Academy in North Ridgeville. President Anne Schaum cited tough fiscal choices as Superintendent David Hall noted the plan shifts families to a state in lieu of transportation payment, potentially as low as 250, which the district would deny triggering further actions.
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Oberlin
Dstrict
Lake Ridge Academy
North Ridgeville
Anne Schaum
David Hall
Suspension after fire truck crash heads to arbiter
Lorain fire fighters union actions follow a Sept 30 crash in the 1800 Liviston Ave lot. Richard Perkins 70 of Amherst drove a department truck at 4 15 pm, struck a light pole, causing front damage to the truck as the pole fell. Details unclear. case moving to arbiter.
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Lorain
Richard Perkins
Amherst
Liviston Ave
Safety Service
Dan Given
Perkins
Recovery Court graduates first class in Lorain County
Lorain County Recovery Court marks its first four graduates including Ayla Walters of Amherst who completed 411 days of sobriety. Walters credits the program led by Judge John Miraldi, with hard but rewarding work, and plans to stay involved by leading an alumni group to help others recover from heroin addiction.
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Elyria
Ayla Walters
Lorain County Recovery Court
Amherst
Recovery Court
County Common Pleas
John Miraldi
Walters
Miraldi
Bruce Bishop
Roni Harris
Lorain County Common Pleas
Six overdoses prompt Elyria safety response
Elyria police and fire teams responded to at least six opioid overdoses on Tuesday none yet confirmed as fatal. A late evening call near West River Road followed an address on Purdue Avenue where police investigated a 33 year old woman perceived lethargic and unsteady, denying drug use as responders entered the home.
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Elyria
Joe Pronesti
Chronicle-Telegram
West River Road
Purdue Avenue
Rel
Chris Costantino
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