Ford Plant Avon Lake Faces Shifts and Layoffs Amid Retooling
Workers at the Avon Lake Ford plant face surprise layoffs and shift changes as the facility expands for F-650 and F-750 production. The project, part of a $16 billion Ford investment since 2011, ties to a 1,400-worker retention clause with clawback risks if staffing falls short. Union and company dispute details include rotating shifts versus single shifts during lower workload.
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Elyria Woman Arrested in Two Robberies Within 24 Hours
Elyria police charged 28 year old Lindsey Harrison with two counts of aggravated robbery for robbing Circle K at 402 E Broad St about 5 30 p m Tuesday and attempting to rob Jeanie s Party Cakes & Supplies at 614 Prospect St about 4 50 p m Wednesday No one was hurt in either incident Harrison was arrested at her Case Avenue home and was held without bond at Lorain County Jail awaiting municipal court today Police posted a surveillance image on Facebook which helped generate a tip leading to the arrest.
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Corrections On Firefighters And Ford Plant Name
The Chronicle-Telegram clarifies safety proposals for 52 or 65 firefighters rather than 72, and notes Mayor Holly Brinda’s plan does not retain all 23 firefighters and four police paid via grants after funding ends. Ford plant layoff article misnamed Greg Zilka. he is Avon Lake mayor.
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Lottery results and big jackpots across states
Ohio daily picks and draws listed with numbers for Pick 3 4 5 6. Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto jackpots noted. Powerball results shown with an estimated $93 million jackpot. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia daily numbers included. Big prize totals: Rolling Cash 5 at $100,000 and Classic Lotto at $57.8 million.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact details ad
The Chronicle Telegram listing shows executive names, editors, departments, and contact numbers for the Elyria Ohio daily, including President Paul B. Martin and editors Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace Benjamin Nagy, plus advertising and subscription information and postal details.
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Judge Burge Faces Conflicts Over Cillo Cases
Judge Burge is removed from the cases of Albert Fine and Shannon Weber after bias concerns tied to his history with Cillo’s office. Prosecutors and O'Connor cite media statements and prior clashes while Will asserts his office only removes judges with clear conflicts. Burge also steps off Luis Lopez case and Jalowiec matter, signaling ongoing tensions with Will's office.
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Elyria Schools Forecast $71 Per Student For 6800 Pupils
Amy Higgins, Elyria Schools spokeswoman, said state projections show $71 per student for about 6,800 pupils this year, totaling roughly $482,800. The district did not meet its forecast and adjusts revenue projections biannually for unexpected costs or lower revenues. All county districts and charter schools will receive funds under the formula.
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County Eyes Casino Revenue At $3.5 Million Forecast
County officials project 2026 casino revenue between $3.5 million and $3.6 million, with a first 914 878 payment to the general fund. Commissioner Kale expects the total, while Commissioner Williams notes the outlook hinges on Q2 results and state and other revenues. Last year the county took in just over $3.4 million.
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Roosevelt Township board eyes open meetings and clearer minutes
At a Wednesday unpaid work session the Rochester officer board moved on several disputes. Rundle and others called to scrap the three day public-comment rule and end comments at meetings start. Members discussed end of executive sessions and improved minutes. Calls to record meetings and broadcast online gained traction. Wellington Township representation appears settled with Bernie Nirode replacing retired members.
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Pete” Riley
Sullivan Township
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Amy Szmania
Wellington Township
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Bernie Nirode
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Dump prompts fines and neighbor protests near 1400-acre landfill
Residents complain of persistent odor and trash from the 1400 acre dump at 43502 Oberlin Elyria Road open since 1984. EPA fines for odor and contamination issues total 500000 with 360 complaints since 2003. Republic Services weighs capacity expansion to 2035 while gulls and cleanup debates continue.
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Melissa Novak
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Lorain Police Blotter Report From Jan 12–13
A store manager reports a theft of shirts by a suspect dubbed Little Man on E 28th Street. A woman wakes to find money missing from an envelope on W 21st Street. A phone is stolen from a kitchen table on E 29th Street. Burglary at Adams Street home yields a missing mini bike and credit cards. A driving dispute ends with a cup thrown and car scratches. A broken window accompanies a missing television on Laurel Road. A traffic stop reveals a suspended license and pills in the car on Erie Avenue.
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