Elyria renames street Kerstetter Way for slain officer Lisa Roberson
On what would have been his 44th birthday Elyria honors Officer James A. Kerstetter by rechristening North Street as Kerstetter Way The ceremony celebrates his service after he was shot March 15 while on a neighbor dispute call His daughter Misty Kerstetter attends with tears as coverage highlights the dedication video at chroniclet.com
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Wrecking Begins on Elyria High School After Years of Decay
The demolition of Elyria High School starts Monday at 9 a.m. behind the Washington building with spectators allowed behind a fenced viewing area. Crews will raze the crumbling structure over weeks while students move into a new academic wing with terrazzo floors and brick and stone detailing.
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Woman presumed lost after fall from Lake Erie boat
Ohio Division of Watercraft officials said the odds of survival drop the longer a person remains in Lake Erie without a life jacket. Emma Nahas, 20, faced disappearance after reportedly jumping or falling from a 48 foot pleasure craft near Cleveland on Thursday evening.
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Tax fee petitions aim to overturn Lorain tax cut
Critics of Lorain City Council's income tax credit cut gathered 2,632 signatures to place a November ballot measure. Auditor Mantini says 1,820 valid signatures needed but expects many invalid. group likely has enough extra to qualify for the vote.
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