Elyria Fire Chief Mack Fired After No Confidence Vote
After a two month probe Elyria officials announced Chief Mack will retire with 125000 severance pay and extensive leave. The union had circulated 11 grievances in 2020 and cited anti union conduct and falsifying documents leading to a no confidence vote. Brubaker warned Mack to change work relations but he did not improve. An interim chief will be named as the Civil Service Commission prepares testing for a new fire chief.
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FBI criticized for handling of Nassar case by DOJ watchdog
The Justice Department inspector general criticizes the FBI for serious errors in the Larry Nassar investigation. It cites delays, missteps, and a lack of urgency despite reports of abuse by the USA Gymnastics doctor, with officials acknowledging conduct that was inexcusable and a discredit to the FBI.
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Rezoning From Republic Services Sparks Carlisle Township Talk
Republic Services of Elyria says it will continue yard waste disposal off site while Carlisle Township trustees report no additional information on the rezoning decision. A July 19 public hearing on the issue has been canceled and residents seek clarity from officials.
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Chronicle executives and ad staff listings
The Chronicle shows leadership and department contacts with President William D. Hudnutt, Vice President Andrew R. Young, Controller Ann E. Klunzinger, and management including Gary Cozart Jeff Pfeiffer Russ Kunkler. Advertising and circulation lines provide phone numbers and office hours.
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Derby memories echo in Lorain County racer’s 50th anniversary
The article recalls Meyers family ties to Soap Box Derby racing from Akron camps to a 1971 Ohio race where he placed second in a heat. It notes a later 1973 cheating scandal, sponsor pullout, and the derby’s decline, with Meyers preserving a red car and hinting at a nostalgic reunion near the 50th anniversary.
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Child tax credit expands for 2021 stimulus aid
The 2021 child tax credit increases to 300 monthly for younger children and 1800 after filing for a total 3600 for six months, with automatic payments to those who filed 2019 or 2020 returns or received the 2020 stimulus. Eligibility caps apply. undocumented parents may benefit, but undocumented minors with only ITIN are excluded. Local United Way and El Centro assist filers and non filers.
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