Elyria seeks Ward 4 seat as Craig exits council
Five residents, including Kenny Oswald and Ray Noble, apply for the Elyria City Council Ward 4 vacancy left by Mark Craig moving to Vermilion. Applications accepted until 4 p.m. July 31 with a 30 day fill window starting August 1.
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Craig
Mark
OSU probes report abuse by late team physician
More than 100 ex students report sexual misconduct by Ohio State University team physician Dr Richard Strauss. Independent investigators have interviewed over 200 former students and staff about incidents spanning 1979 to 1997 across 14 sports plus the health center and a off campus practice. University President Michael Drake urged anyone with information to come forward and noted plans for 100 or more additional interviews.
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Ohio State University
Richard Strauss
Ing
University
Michael Drake
Strauss
Drake
Ohio State
Perkins Cole
Skeleton found 1975 mystery resurfaces through genealogy clues
In Strongsville, Ohio, 1975 hikers uncovered a white female skeleton with a .25 caliber bullet hole in the skull. Identified later only as Unknown White Female Bones, she was buried unmarked in Potter's Field. In 2014 Christina Scates, a college student researching family history, discovered the grave marked by an index entry, reviving interest in the case.
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Strongsville
Cuyahoga County
Potter’s Field
Cleveland
Christina Scates
Warrant Issued for Lorain County Probation Officer
Lorain County probation officer Bryan Thomas 58 was named in a bench warrant after failing to appear in Elyria Municipal Court on charges of dereliction of duty sexual imposition and menacing. Judge John Ridge set bond at 2250 as authorities pursue arrest for Thomas who has served with Adult Probation since 2010.
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Valor Home plans housing for female veterans in Lorain
Lorain County homeless women veterans may gain permanent housing as Valor Home advances a project to rehab three Lorain properties. Matt Slater of Family and Community Services Inc. notes female vets are the fastest-growing homeless group, with their share rising from 2 to 8 percent. A first rehabbed G Street property will be a three bed unit funded by a grant from Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, with Ford United Auto Workers Local 2000 assisting renovations.
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Valor Home
Matt Slater
Veteran Services For Family and Community Services Inc
G Street
Ohio
Mike DeWine
Ford United Auto Workers Local 2000
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