LifeCare council moots in-house ambulance for Lorain Elyria
LifeCare Council President Joel Arre dondo revisited a pilot program for a shared in-house ambulance service staffed by cross-trained fire department personnel in Lorain and Elyria. The council amended the contract to include a non-transport fee, shortened term to four years, and allowed up to three renewal years with 3 percent annual cost increases if extended. Elyria already approved non-transport reimbursement. no resident charges were passed. Contact Carissa Woytach at 440 329 7245.
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Joel Arredondo
Lorain
Elyria
Jack Bradley
Cimacchia
Council
LifeCare
Elyria restricts fireworks to two periods under new ordinance
Elyria City Council approved a local ordinance restricting consumer fireworks to two periods per year, citing public safety and noise concerns. The rule allows individuals 18 and sober to use 1.4G fireworks on nine state holidays, but the city narrowed this to July 3 4 5 and New Year Eve with 7 pm start and a 10 15 pm show on Independence Day. The measure follows state law changes in 2022 and public complaints.
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Elyria
Brubaker
West Park
Donna Mitchell
D-6th Ward
The Chronicle Circulation Ad Sales Marketing ME Production
A terse item notes departments at The Chronicle covering circulation advertising sales marketing and production in a regional context. The brief lists key editorial and business units and their roles within the newspaper operations. The entry reads as a compact organizational snapshot.
Appeals court lifts ban on Biden student loan plan
The 10th Circuit stayed an injunction blocking the final Save component allowing lower payments. Undergraduate debt payments drop to 5 percent of income above 225 percent of poverty. graduate loans set to a weighted 5 to 10 percent. Forbearance remains for July. August payments begin for many. Missouri case on loan forgiveness unresolved.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
10Th Circuit
U.S
Daniel D. Crabtree
Kansas
Education Department
Justice Department
Tenth Circuit
Education
Miguel Cardona
Harris
Appeals
Save
Crabtree
Congress
Appeals Court
Missouri
John A. Ross
Andrew Bailey
Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority
Ohio Maps Fight Ends With New Statehouse Draws
After court defeats and multiple rejections of maps as unconstitutional, the bipartisan Ohio Redistricting Commission approved new Statehouse maps amid Democratic concessions to fairer lines. Concurrently, September saw GOP-favorable congressional maps implemented after the Ohio Supreme Court dismissed challenges at voting-rights groups’ urging.
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Ohio Redistricting Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Shooting case notes unsettled disputes and release terms
While free on bond Lewis must wear a GPS monitor at all times under Oberlin Municipal Court supervision. Judge Thomas Januzzi issued a protection order for the alleged victim. The docket notes two differing versions with self defense claimed by Lewis. Amherst police statement and video evidence were not provided to the court. Contact Dave O'Brien at (440) 329-7129 or dobrien chroniclet.com.
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Lewis
Oberlin Municipal Court
Thomas Januzzi
State of
Ohio
Dave O’brien
Dobrien
Chroniclet.com
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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