Fire charge dropped as college cleanup continues
The case concerns a Lorain County Community College fire causing over 1 million dollars in damage. Attorney Doug Merrill says Drew Manns may pursue an insanity defense, citing alleged competency issues and a history of impulse control problems linked to Accutane. Manns’ mother Wanda Campolo declined comment.
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Elyria
Drew Manns
Lorain County Community College
Doug Merrill
Manns
Merrill
Wanda Campolo
Bruce Bishop
Chronicle
Lisa Locke Graves
Lorain County College Buildings Damaged by Wednesday Fire
Fire damage affected the Business Building and Physical Sciences Building at Lorain County Community College. A classroom was evacuated as professors and students fled, while workers cleaned debris from the interior. The tennis team lacks practice space ahead of a regional tournament.
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Matthew Mohrbach
LCCC
Lorain County Community College
Stocker Center
Lorain County Community College Business
Man questioned in fire at Lorain County Community College
In the month before the fire, Drew Manns aided police in a child abuse investigation. The 24 year old GED student is also a key witness in that case. Elyria police discussed his cooperation with prosecutors when considering bond terms after a new arrest. Manns pleaded guilty in December to an unrelated charge and was released on a 5000 dollar bond.
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Manns
Elyria
Drew Manns
Lorain County Community College
Hans van Wormer
Andy Eichenlaub
Lorain facing further budget cuts amid revenue shortfalls
Lorain officials warned another 280000 must be cut from this year s budget after auditor Mantini said court revenue would not materialize. The city already faced 880000 less than last year with tax declines, closing pools, and police and fire cuts, risking layoffs for about 25 workers. Parks would lose 200000 more under the mayor s plan.
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Lorain
Ron Mantini
Parks and Recreation Department
Bob Renney
Parks Department
Elyria
Elyria Officials Favor Cutbacks Over Tax Increases
Elyria leaders weigh options as city finances tighten. Law Director Terry Shilling proposes a part time post while council discusses a possible property tax for Parks and Recreation. Officials urge cutting costs before new taxes and seek resident input.
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Elyria Law
Elyria
Terry
Pete” Shilling
Parks and Recreation Department
Donna Mitchell
D-6th Ward
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Adam Wright
Chronicle-Telegram
Lisa Roberson
Forrest Bullocks
2Nd Ward
Chandra Levy
Washington, D.C
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