Attorney sues elections board over ballot access in Ohio
Avon attorney Gerald Phillips sues Lorain County Board of Elections in U S District Court claiming the boards reasons to block his independent run for a judge seat are unconstitutional. He contends 778 required signatures create an access burden while his 151 valid signatures were filed by the March 14 deadline. Phillips also voted in a Republican primary the day after filing, defying independent ballot rules. The race features Democrat Chris Cook and Republican Will Spiegelberg, who narrowly beat Michele Silva Arredondo in the primary. Arredondo was appointed after Burge resigned following ethics conviction.
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AVON
Gerald Phillips
Lorain County Board of Elections
U.S
Elections Board
Phillips
March
Chris Cook
Will Spiegelberg
County Common Pleas
Michele Silva Arredondo
Arredondo
James Burge
Burge
Philips
Ohio
Spiegelberg
Woman charged after drunken crash hits electric pole
Elyria police say Holly Martin 44 crashed a black SUV into a utility pole on Garford Ave and then drove to a Cornell Ave residence. She was arrested for operating a vehicle impaired reckless operation and leaving the scene with three prior OVIs from 2010 2014.
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Elyria
Holly Martin
Miami Avenue
Ovis
Garford Ave
Cornell Avenue
Garford Avenue
Martin
Stabbing probe after Elyria apartment clash
Police arrested Sherrie Cutlip the 16 year old boy and Tara Crofts after a mass disturbance at 1864 Middle Ave early Tuesday. Michael Ryan Szlanfucht was stabbed in the back during the incident and remains hospitalized. Police seek a woman who stabbed him and was involved in the fight.
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Elyria
Middle Ave
Chris Constantino
Angelica Szlanfucht
Sherrie Cutlip
Cutlip
Szlanfucht
Michael Ryan Szlanfucht
Angelica
Tara Crofts
Crofts
Dispatcher Fired for On-Duty Affair With Vermilion Officer
An arbitrator upheld the firing of dispatcher Katie Kovach for having sex with on-duty Patrolman David Jones, admitting multiple encounters while Jones was on duty. Both were found in violation of ethics codes. Kovach argued for reinstatement with benefits, but the decision cited dishonest and disruptive conduct harming department operations.
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Vermilion
David Jones
Katie Kovach
Jones
Kovach
Vermilion Police Department
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