Dems trust McConnell to allow dreamer vote ends shutdown
After three days of tense talks, Democrats backed McConnell’s pledge to address immigration for dreamers. Congress funded the government through Feb 8 and the bill, quickly passed by the House, heads to Trump for signature, with Trump praising Democratic shift.
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Elyria swears in six new recruits to police force
Police Chief Duane Whitely and Mayor Holly Brinda introduced six recruits to friends and family as they took the Elyria Police Department oath. Recruits include Victor Colon, Brandon Szymanski, Adrienne Horlacher, Nathan Homoki, Joshua Mason, and Rachel Lash, with two women in the class amid a department that is largely male. Brinda noted a rebirth aided by a 0.5 percent income tax hike approved last March to bolster the budget.
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Duff pulls petitions to run for Lorain domestic relations judge
Attorney Mike Duff pulled petitions to seek the Lorain County Domestic Relations Court seat as a Democratic candidate. Duff cites 38 years of representing the powerless and aims to bring justice to families in distress, while Judge Lisa Swenski runs for reelection. The filing deadline is February 7.
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Lorain Schools hire DC PR firm to run communications
Lorain Schools CEO David Hardy has contracted Finn Partners, a Washington DC firm, to handle communications while a new chief is sought. The move follows the Dec 4 departure of Erin Gadd and the Nov 29 note that Superintendent Jeff Graham may pursue other opportunities. The firm is rendering public relations work and aims to keep community transparency.
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Hidden in Plain Sight drug awareness at Elyria High School
Elyria Schools present the Hidden in Plain Sight program with Bath and Copley police at Elyria High School Performing Arts Center at 6 p.m. The awareness program includes an interactive mock teenage bedroom with over 150 items signaling risky behavior and covers substance abuse violence eating disorders juvenile crime technology and risky challenges for parents and adults only.
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