Medical condition blamed after driver crashes into home
A 48 year old man, Nicholas Hill, drove from a gas station across Grafton Road and into a house on the 2500 block Thursday morning. Troopers say a medical condition caused him to lose consciousness, leaving his foot on the accelerator as the tires spun after the crash.
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Unfair labor charges hit Elyria Keystone talks
Attorneys for Elyria and Keystone schools file unfair labor practice charges with the State Employment Relations Board accusing Africa Clay of delaying bargaining as she uses five weeks of vacation. Districts seek alternative reps as talks stall since May and summer break approaches with teachers due back Aug 18.
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Farmers Market Returns in New Elyria Location
Invest Elyria Farmers Market relocates to a green space at Chestnut and Broad streets next to Kaplan's Furniture. Five vendors will operate Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on privately owned property with bike trail access. The city initially planned 328 Broad Street but liability issues blocked approval.
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Avon Lake plans deer culling program with permits
Avon Lake outlines a deer culling plan using bow hunters within designated areas. Property owners must obtain a police chief issued deer control permit after site inspection and submit shooter details, licenses, and maps. Additional state and city permits needed for out of season culls.
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Avon Lake
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Prosecutors appeal judge DUI decision in Lorain County
Prosecutors on Thursday appealed Lorain County Common Pleas Judge John Miraldi's ruling to throw out a specification that would add 1 to 5 years to the sentence for a sixth DUI in 20 years. Without the specification Jack Arnold faces 60 days to 30 months. the judge found prosecutors need only prove the DUI charges to win the conviction on the specification.
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