Vermilion gambling room raid leads to six charges for owner
Vermilion police report Judith Herzke, 60, charged with three counts each of public gaming and possession of criminal tools, misdemeanors, and three counts each of operating a gambling house and gambling, felonies. The raid on Judy's on the Lake Feb 5 involved 30 gaming machines. Seven other Erie County sites were searched in a statewide probe by local and state agencies.
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Vermilion
Erie County
Vermilion Police
Judith Herzke
Herke
Lorain
Rich Labis
Judy
Huron
Sandusky
Perkins Township
Bob Kish
Kish
Herzke
Mike Duff
Paul Sigsworth
Margaretta Township
Brighton bridges to be rebuilt on Route 18
Three bridge projects in Brighton Township will use about 1.5 million dollars in stimulus funds. Route 18 will close about half a mile west of Quarry Road from March 1 to May 20, and another bridge west of Pitts Road should be finished by August 31. Most work should wrap sooner with both bridges open by the Lorain County Fair.
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Brighton
Quarry Road
Brian Stacy
Ohio Department of Transportation
Pitts Road
Stacy
Lorain County
Arson Suspected In Vacant Lorain Home Fire
A weekend fire at 4288 Maple Drive Lorain damaged a vacant 1200 square foot one story house with no utilities. Firefighters responded at 2:09 a.m. and extinguished the flames within two hours. Investigations by the Lorain Fire Department Loss Prevention Bureau police Detective Bureau and State Fire Marshal's Office are ongoing.
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Lorain
Gary Burls
Maple Drive
Burls
Ohio combat priest holds Mass on makeshift Afghan altar
Captain Carl Subler and six soldiers gather at an earthen-walled compound near Marjah in Helmand Province as a Catholic priest in uniform, wearing purple and white vestments, celebrates Mass using four stacked MRE boxes as an altar and prays for safety and peace in Afghanistan.
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Ohio
Afghanistan
Mass Ona
Badula Qulp
U.S. Army
Carl Subler
U.S
Versailles
Michael Kovalsky
Fords
N.J
U.S. Capitan
Elyria Native Anne Bryant Remembered in Palm Springs Role
Anne Bryant, 75, an Elyria native and longtime aide to U.S. Rep. Mary Bono Mack, died in Palm Springs after a cancer battle. Bono Mack’s chief of staff Frank Cullen praised her as a tireless advocate who accompanied the congresswoman to events and was regarded as the “real congresswoman” by crowds. Bryant joined the staff in 1995 and helped serve a district spanning low income to wealthy residents.
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Palm Springs
Calie Anne Bryant
U.S
Mary Bono Mack
Palms Spring
Frank Cullen
Bono Mack
Anne
Elyria
Bryant
Jennifer May
Sonny Bono
Congress
Cullen
Cher
Calif
Avon Lake fights all electric bill hikes at Columbus hearing
Avon Lake councilors and the mayor joined a state hearing in Columbus about the loss of a 30 year all electric discount. Residents report bills rising 100 to 300 percent with some months spiking from 330 to 1000 dollars. Council members fault PUCO staff for dismissive remarks and lack of FirstEnergy representation at the session.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake City
Jennifer Fenderbosch
Larry Meiners
David Kos
Karl “K.C.” Zuber
Columbus
Matt Lundy
D-Elyria
Landings
FirstEnergy
Kos
Meiners
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Steven Lesser
PUCO
Lesser
Jeffrey Strauch
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Anne Bryant
California
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