Lorain district eyes leadership move after state takeover
Lorain leaders discuss a new commission replacing the distressed administration. Superintendent Jeff Graham may lose his post unless a Rite nauer opinion favors his appointment as CEO. Board members express mixed views on progress and future steps, with 30 days to pick commissioners and 60 days to name a CEO.
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Notable crash kills 60s driver after red light stop
Witnesses recount a fatal crash where a 60s driver sped through a red light, then disappeared. Police say speed and possible alcohol or drugs contributed. investigation ongoing. Contact Malesa Snebink for more details.
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Ohio Lottery midday draws and jackpot updates
Friday results show Pick 3 15 0 in midday drawings. Pick 9 1 2. Pick 4 2 4 0. Pick 5 5 9 7 0. Pek 56 9 rolling cash 7 9 26 20 04. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot rises to 26,000. Next Classic Lotto jackpot is 944 million.
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Early Spring arrives across U S as climate change accelerates onset
USGS and USA National Phenology Network analysts say warmer Februarys push spring earlier, with Washington DC arriving 22 days ahead. Studies from national parks show spring dates advancing across the Southeast and into the West, while earlier warmth brings risks like pests, frosts, and drought in later months.
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Elyria weighs fiber investment amid intercity comparisons
City officials discuss fiber optics for Elyria with four providers and questions about costs. Brinda questions city involvement and private competition, while Jessie notes Lakewood’s model with a $1 million plan and library partnerships. If Issue 6 fails, $200,000 funds redirect to capital projects rather than the general fund.
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Lorain County shifts to private housing with autonomy for residents
Lorain County reports residents in supportive housing gain more independence under private direct service providers. The county stopped as the primary provider by mid 2016, transitioning group homes while remaining administrator for many services. Echoing Hills Village and Our Lady of the Wayside assisted with placements and operations.
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