Prudoff faces state charges in Cuyahoga indictment
Former Lorain development director Sandy Prudoff and attorney Anthony Calabrese III are indicted in Cuyahoga County on conspiracy and corrupt activity counts over approximately 1.3 million dollars in legal work steered to Calabrese’s firm. Prudoff pleads guilty to federal charges and serves a two year term in Morgantown West Virginia.
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Lorain Community Development
Lorain
Sandy Prudoff
Cuyahoga County
Prudoff
Anthony Calabrese III
Vorys
Seymore & Pease
Tim McGinty
Lorain County
Dennis Will
Calabrese
Alternatives Agency Inc
Cleveland
FBI
Morgantown
W.va
John Ricotta
Former Wellington official cites threats and abuse
Wellington Michigan former curriculum director Chris Kamenski resigned after 16 months citing hostile and abusive working conditions. He alleged disparaging remarks by former superintendent Francis Scruci current superintendent John Nolan and several district leaders. Nolan dismissed the claims saying Kamenski is unhappy and has issues with staff. A school board member said a secretly recorded tape contains comments by Nolan.
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Wellington
Chris Kamenski
Francis Scruci
John Nolan
Nolan
Kamenski
Ayers Ratliff
Ratliff
Cordray Confirmed to Head Consumer Financial Agency
Richard Cordray is officially confirmed as head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau by the Senate. The former Ohio attorney general will lead the agency overseeing financial firms and consumer protections.
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Lderal
Richard Cordray
Consumer Financial
Overpass project delays spark city rail concerns in Amherst
Mayor David Taylor says Norfolk Southern slowed North Lake Street overpass work due to material shortages. The Ruhlin Co. contractors closed North Lake Street from Milan Avenue to West Martin Street, detours causing driver complaints while NS aims to finish by late August.
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Amherst
North Lake Street
David Taylor
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Ruhlin Co
Milan Avenue
West Martin Street
Taylor
Dave Pidgeon
Judge to rule on McNeal community service for fines
Elyria Municipal Court Judge Lisa Locke Graves plans a hearing to decide if Eddie McNeal II was proper to work off 50 dollars of fines by five hours of community service at The Re In Tree Association also known as TRITA. The 42 year old McNeal founded TRITA and had faced 30 days in jail and a 250 dollar fine after pleading no contest in April to persistent disorderly conduct related to a November incident.
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Elyria
Lisa Locke Graves
Eddie McNeal II
Locke Graves
McNeal
Shopway Food Mart Closed Eight Weeks Here After Court Order
Elyria residents recall the Shopway Food Mart closing May 20 after a court order. Police allege drug activity and misuse of federal food program cards prompted the shutdown. Neighbors report quieter streets, less trash, and reduced late night foot traffic as two employees await trial on spice selling charges.
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Elyria
Shopway Food Mart
Holly Huff
Cascade Furnace
Thaer Mustafa
Hesham Ayyad
Huff
Chris Costantino
Random stabbing in Elyria homeowner garage shocks city
Joanne Palange, 55, was attacked in her garage at 430 Longfellow St by a tall dark skinned male who fled after punching and stabbing her. Police call the incident a random attack. Palange was treated and released from Elyria Medical Center. Anyone with information should contact police at 440 323 3302.
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Elyria
Joanne Palange
Palange
Longfellow St
Chris Costantino
Emh Elyria Medical Center
Bernard
Costantino
Chelsea Miller
Cmiller
Chroniclet.com
Rail crossing repair closes LaGrange SR 303 east of SR 301
State Route 303 just east of State Route 301 in LaGrange will close today for railroad crossing repairs. A detour is posted.
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LaGrange
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