Ex FBI informant given six year prison term
Alexander Smirnov, a dual U S Israeli citizen and former FBI informant, was sentenced to six years in federal prison for tax evasion and lying to the FBI about a fabricated bribery scheme involving Burisma and then Vice President Biden and his son. The false claim fueled the 2020 impeachment effort and drew strong government rebuke.
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Lorain buses involved in crash. driver charged
At about 8 19 a m a 911 call reported a crash involving a Lorain Schools bus an SUV and another vehicle that fled near East 31st Street and Tacoma Avenue. The fleeing vehicle matched a Kia Optima description and was found unoccupied nearby. Tropkoff was charged and suspected impaired. Two students and the driver were on the bus. no injuries and minor bus damage. The bus was out of service for inspection before afternoon dismissal.
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Classified Ad Line Circulation and Toll Free Contacts
Circulation and advertising lines include production and classified hotline details. JERTISING appears as a misspelled advertising line with toll free numbers 800 848 6397 and 440 329 7100 for ad sales inquiries. The fragment signals marketing contact information and public notices distribution channels.
Carter Funeral Prep at National Cathedral Highlights Hidden Work
Before Jimmy Carter's funeral thousands of mourners fill Washington National Cathedral and staff rush to finalize flowers, seating, and logistics. Florist Roeckelein coordinates white arrangements with roses and hellebores while volunteers prepare 5 000 stems and 3 000 seats. Organist Ariana Corbin rehearses pieces, and staff finalize the missal and service leaflets for a broadcast ceremony with President Biden delivering the eulogy.
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Carter praised for Habitat work by Hunter after presidency
Hunter lauds Jimmy Carter for leading the Carter Work Project with Habitat for Humanity for over 30 years. The couple and volunteers built, renovated, or repaired more than 4,400 homes in 14 countries. Rosalynn Carter, who attended events in 1979, died in 2023 after 77 years of marriage.
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Elyria Schools discuss 2025 operating levy and new board leaders
Aholt and Schloss highlighted 15 years without new money as prudent stewardship while the district moves to certify a proposed levy with the Lorain County Auditor. If approved, numbers go to the Elections Board. Elyria last approved operating levies in 2024, including a 4.95 mill continuation and a 12.85 mill emergency levy. Elaine Seguin was elected president and Annie Carstarphen vice president for the 2025 term.
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Ohio judge recusal shifts cases in Davis trial appeals
OHIO four cases once of Davis are reassigned after Ewers recused. Cillo seeks time for motions review and contact with victims family. Judge Cook denies emergency hearing and consolidation while Davis seeks new trial. Former judge Miraldi, Bremke and Freeman handle related hearings as docket shifts occur.
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