Pegs Pub Denied Liquor Permit Over Smoking Fines
Peg's Pub in Evendale becomes Ohio's first bar to have its liquor permit renewal denied for unpaid smoking fines. The Ohio Division of Liquor Control notified the bar last week that about $56,000 in fines plus interest and costs remained as of July 8.
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Ohio Division of Liquor Control
Peg’s
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Murder suspect on video in Cleveland case
Jury watches interrogation where Anthony Sowell or Lowell concedes responsibility for the 11 women found on his Cleveland property. He describes blackouts and voices urging harm and admits to losing control as victims vanished beginning in October 2007. He pleads not guilty. potential death penalty if convicted.
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Boater Rescued After Inflatable Drifts in Rough Lake Waters
A boater who climbed onto an inflatable was rescued as 5 to 7 foot waves and 15 to 20 mph winds churned Vermilion Lake. The incident ended without drugs or alcohol and authorities noted similar rescues occur in summer. Coast Guard and local police responded. a new 18-foot rescue boat is planned for Vermilion.
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Vermilion Police
Lorain
Ohio bill would loosen water withdrawal rules for Lake Erie
Ohio lawmakers push a bill to let factories and businesses withdraw millions more gallons daily from Lake Erie before permits. It would require new permits for withdrawals over 5 million gallons per day on a 90 day average and create a regulatory program. Critics warn the measure weakens protections and could trigger litigation while supporters back the compact aims.
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Sam Speck
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George Voinovich
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County commissioners weigh three sales tax options
The board considers 0.25 and 0.5 percent increases to the 6.25 percent sales tax with varying term lengths to fund the county, potentially offset by property tax cuts. One 0.25 or 0.5 percent plan lasts three years. another 0.25 percent spans five. Public hearings were held with a third set for Wednesday.
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Resendez calls for regionalized services in county position bid
Resendez argues for consolidation to cut costs in county government with about 70 percent of the budget spent on law enforcement prosecution and the judicial system. He advocates full time commitment, collaboration on equipment and investigations, and regionalization as in bigger cities. Kokoski confirms reelection bid and discusses the demands of the role.
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Kokoski
Shari Pena
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