Senate GOP revises health bill amid moderates’ concerns
The revised Better Care Reconciliation Act keeps key taxes on investment income and high earners while adding a $182 billion stabilization fund to lower premiums. Critics say the fund lacks oversight and would still cut Medicaid, cap benefits, and raise costs for low income and high risk individuals. Alaska Senator Murkowski’s stance adds uncertainty for passage.
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Teen Group to get funds for after school program
Save Our Children executive director Lisa Bramhall and Elyria Teens Achieving Success coordinator Stacie Starr led a fundraising push after the Ohio Department of Education did not renew a $100000 grant. The group aims to raise the needed funds to keep the program for at risk teens operating.
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County worker accused of sex with teen girl
Elyria foreman Michael Mitchell 47 of Beebe Avenue admitted a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl. He faces two counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and is held on 25,000 bond. Mitchell waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to a grand jury.
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Girlfriend testifies in trial over Dukes shooting case
Dominique Camel testified she lied to investigators about driving Deonte Randleman to Sandusky before Stephen Dukes was shot last year. She said she planned to take him for his grandmother's birthday but someone else did. She also admitted erasing Randleman’s iPhone hours after the shooting to hide personal photos, saying it wasn’t a lie but an alternative fact.
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Man given five days in jail for stealing signs in Avon Lake
A 62 year old man stole more than 500 public signs around Avon Lake and was sentenced to five days in jail. He must perform 100 hours community service and pay restitution totaling 2027.50, plus apologize to sign owners. Police identified him via video after months of missing signs.
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