Zaleski toll hike hearing set in Ohio legislature
State Sen. Alan Zaleski plans a first hearing next Tuesday on a bill to give the General Assembly control over Ohio Turnpike toll increases. Gov. Voinovich opposes legislative veto and the measure faces uncertain fate amid toll hikes by the Turnpike Commission and questions about cost to taxpayers.
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General Assembly
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
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Turnpike Commission
Lorain ex-treasurer settles over stolen funds
Former Lorain City Schools treasurer Joan Brumback agreed to repay 15000 to the district within 30 days and forego severance sick pay, aiming to cover the more than 351000 stolen. The settlement, signed by district officials, avoids further litigation and preserves Brumback retirement benefits amid ongoing questions about exact owed amounts.
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Joan Brumback
Nicholas Hatlock
Brumback
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Common Pleas Court
Paul Ramos
Nancy ‘Pena
Hatlock
Queen Bee captain at Lorain Catholic seeks transfer
Julie Csubak 17 captain of Lorain Catholic girls soccer registered at Admiral King High School after being told to withdraw from Lorain Catholic over accepting a controversial Queen Bee award. Transcripts pending transfer, family seeks meeting with Bishop Pilla to reverse expulsion decision.
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Lorain Catholic
Julie Csubak
Admiral King High School
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Anthony Pilla
Cleveland
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Pilla
Julie
Jonathan Zingales
Queen Bee
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Zingales
Ohio Lotto Jackpot Split After Wednesday Draw
The 36 million Super Lotto prize will be split two ways with $692,307 paid annually for 26 years. Winning tickets were sold in Columbus and Akron. The numbers were 27 28 29 35 36 42. Saturday’s jackpot drops to 4 million as sales reached 11.01 million.
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Akron
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Springfield
Ohio
Asterino
Bubba’s Corner
Mount Sterling
Karen Whited
Schoepfle home eyed for Arboretum museum
Lorain County Metro Parks may convert the Otto Schoepfle house at the Schoepfle Arboretum into a museum. Commissioner Kirk Stewart cited the estate’s beauty and public value, noting the idea follows Alice Schoepfle’s death and park ownership of the 17 acre site. Horticulturist Joel Laufman praised the numerous global horticulture publications housed there.
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Lorain County Metro Parks
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Kirk Stewart
Metro Parks
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
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Park System
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Erie County
Joel Laufman
the Arboretum
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