Browns President Mike Holmgren Says Precision Is Key
Browns president Mike Holmgren stresses the importance of getting details right in a high-stakes decision. He warns that precision is essential as the organization moves forward with a critical plan.
Holmgren leaving Browns search widens for new coach
Browns owner Mike Holmgren begins a wide search after firing coach Eric Mangini following a 5-11 two season run. Holmgren declines timetable and hints possible interest from former champions Jon Gruden or John Fox as he seeks the franchise’s fifth coach since 1999.
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Young boy charged with mother's murder
A Holmes County court heard a 10 year old, charged with murder in the shooting of his mother after he told a neighbor about the killing. The boy appeared with his attorney who entered a juvenile not guilty plea.
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Browns fans celebrate Mangini firing after Steelers loss
Lorain County fans react with relief and calls for a Holmgren era. John Rhodes, 28, says Mangini’s firing is deserved and hopes Holmgren coaches next. Tim Kiedrowski Sr., 55, and Joe Rodgers, 67, seek a fresh start and vow to endure more losses without Mangini.
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Safety Town and Narcotics Unit Cut by Elyria Police
Elyria Police Chief Duane Whitely announced this year the Safety Town program and the Narcotics Unit will be suspended to free funds for road patrols. Safety Town requires one officer for about three months, shifting patrol duties and costing up to 23000 dollars. Wandra Ward coordinates the program with help from Kiwanis and Elyria Schools, with 500 students normally attending before kindergarten.
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Harris Masonry Sues Over $1.2 Million EHS Project
Harris Masonry files suit in the Court of Claims against the Ohio School Facilities Commission and Elyria Schools seeking 1.2 million dollars for phase one work on the Elyria High School project. The contractor, hired in March 2009, cites delays and coordination issues as the basis for damages. The case reflects disputes over scheduling and project management on the $71 million school contract.
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Council approves loan. water rates to rise
The council granted a loan Monday night prompting an increase in residential water rates. C1 Schools receive 1 million dollars for energy efficiency upgrades. Wellington Schools will upgrade facilities under the program. C1 Traffic snarled in Grafton after a driver hits a light pole on state Route 10. C1
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Fire damages north wing of Inn of Elyria
A fire on the first floor of the Inn of Elyria caused extensive damage to the north wing of the hotel. Investigators say the blaze started near a vacant room window, possibly from a lamp or HVAC unit, before firefighters arrived around 5.
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