S.O.S plan targets county Scott Mahoney
The Department of Justice launches Operation Synthetic Opioid Surge in Lorain County, targeting fentanyl and related synthetic opioids amid rising overdose deaths. Attorney General Sessions and U.S. Attorney Herdman announce a nationwide enforcement surge in 10 districts, with each office pursuing all readily provable cases.
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Man severely burned in Lorain house fire on Kansas Avenue
Lorain firefighters responded to a early morning blaze on the 200 block of Kansas Avenue. One man was severely burned and a firefighter injured as crews battled a two story home with a live downed power line nearby. Neighbors aided the sole occupant, while LifeCare arrived to assist.
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Todd Kieswetter
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Annual Kerstetter run honors Elyria officer
More than 30 Elyria police officers will form up Saturday to honor Sgt. James A. Kerstetter who was killed in the line of duty in March 2010. The ninth James A. Kerstetter 5K run and 1 mile walk attracts participants from Lorain and Cleveland FBI, Lorain County Sheriff’s Office and area law enforcement. The course follows Kerstetter Way and a route he commonly ran, honoring his memory with team spirit and camaraderie.
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Kerstetter
Lee Frank
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Elyria council to shape vacancy replacement process
Elyria officials search for a fair method to fill independent Mark Craig's 4th Ward seat after his resignation to Vermilion. Law Director says remaining 10 council members will appoint, with no charter guidance on selection. open, transparent process planned as cover letters and details begin to be accepted.
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Mark Craig
Vermilion
Mike Lotko
Craig
Scott Serazin
Tom Callahan
Callahan
NOAA forecast: Lake Erie algal bloom milder than 2017
NOAA projects the summer algal bloom in Lake Erie to be less severe than last year but worse than 2016, predicting a severity index between 5 and 7.5. The forecast notes bloom size does not indicate toxicity and emphasizes phosphorus input as the controlling factor.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Federal Agency
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NOAA
Richard Stumpf
Ohio Environmental Council Water Resources
Peter Bucher
Ohio
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