Reaser renews suit against Elyria over land and road case
DBR Commercial Realty and Dan Reaser filed a new Lorain County Common Pleas case Tuesday seeking more than 1.2 million dollars in reimbursement and damages from the city of Elyria. The dispute traces to a 2019 land donation and a widened connector road at Reaser Pointe Crossing and claims altered stormwater design caused flooding on DBR property.
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Hudson Jr. pleads guilty in fatal 2021 Elyria shooting
Lamar Hudson Jr. 26 pleaded guilty to aggravated murder in the September 2021 shooting death of his father Lamar Hudson Sr. in Elyria. He received a 26 years to life sentence with credit for time served, plus restitution to relatives and firearm specifications merged for sentencing.
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Federal Grants Pause Blocked As Justice Halts Funding Freeze
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration pause on federal grants and loans moments before it would take effect, delaying the freeze until Monday. The memo cited review of programs aligning with administration policies while assuring Social Security, Medicare, food stamps and student loans would not be affected. Local groups faced confusion awaiting further guidance and details on which programs would be paused.
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Oberlin Schools updates district policies on immigration
Oberlin Schools board updated safety policies and protocols for handling immigration related issues and undocu mented students. Superintendent David Hall said students are entitled to free public education, and staff were reminded of law enforcement procedures on school property amid federal policy shifts after President Trump's inauguration and DHS actions affecting ICE and CBP near sensitive areas.
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