Ohio House names six year plan to lift graduation rates and jobs
GOP led Ohio House Speaker Cliff Rosenberger unveiled a six year plan titled Ohio 2020 to improve high school graduation rates and workforce development as the General Assembly opens its new session. He outlined a broader horizon beyond the two year budget cycle and urged caucus buy in.
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Columbus
State House
General Assembly
House
Cliff Rosenberger
Ohio
Rosenberger
Clarksville
William Batchelder
Avon Lake mayoral raise approved for 2016
City Council approved a 2016 increase raising the mayor’s salary to 98 000 with the car allowance to be removed. Mayor Greg Zilka faces possible November re election. wage comparisons prompted the change eight years after the last raise. Council member Kos dissented citing timing after levy requests.
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Avon Lake
Greg Zilka
Dan Bucci
Avon
North Ridgeville
Bay Village
Bucci
Ward
Dave Kos
Municipal Utilities Board
Ohio
Kos
Brother of malnourished Vermilion toddler dies in Cleveland foster care
The 10-year-old brother Xavier Brothers Bartholomew died in a Cleveland foster home after being found in full cardiac arrest. He and siblings faced prior malnourishment allegations linked to their parents and grandmother. Authorities investigate alongside the medical examiner.
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Cleveland
Xavier Brothers- Bartholomew
Cuyahoga County Medical Eaminer
Xavier
Isaac
Vermilion
James Brothers
Adrienne Bartholomew
Debra Nelson
Cleveland Mayor cites distrust of state review in Tamir Rice case
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson said he did not trust the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Ohio attorney general to properly handle the Tamir Rice shooting probe. He noted a prior East Cleveland police shooting review that led to a DOJ finding of excessive-force patterns and a county takeover of the Tamir case. Rice, 12, was shot after officers said his airsoft gun resembled a real firearm.
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Cleveland
Frank Jackson
Ohio
Jackson
Tamir
Cuyahoga County
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
East Cleveland
U.S. Department of Justice
East
Mike DeWine
Tamir Rice
Lorain Revises Snow Emergency Parking Ban Details
Lorain City Council lifted the 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. citywide street parking ban from Dec 1 to March 31 except during snow emergencies defined as two or more inches of snowfall. Mayor Ritenauer said the rule aimed to aid plowing, not penalize clear nights, and noted debates over the change.
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Lorain
Chase Ritenauer
Council
Ritenauer
Man charged with felony theft after taking ambulance
A 34 year old man, Donald Shay, was arrested at St John Medical Center in Westlake and charged with felony theft for stealing an ambulance from University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center. He had driven off with paramedics and police in pursuit before abandoning the vehicle on Taylor Street.
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Elyria
Donald Shay
St. John Medical Center
Westlake
Shay
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Chris Costantino
Taylor Street
Costantino
North Ridgeville
Westlake Hospital
Lorain County
Elyria Municipal Court
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