Burglary Victims Recall Terrifying Night In Elyria
A man abducted a woman at gunpoint from her South Logan Street home and fled in a vehicle, bound another resident with duct tape, and robbed local homes on Hamilton Circle and Ohio Street. Police say the four burglaries occurred between 2:30 and 6 a.m. Saturday as the suspect, described as calm yet with strong odor, escaped. Victims recount the ordeal including a forced ATM stop and threats of harm.
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Lorain Council cuts tax credit and considers tax rise
Lorain Council reduced the city income tax credit for residents who work outside Lorain and sent a 0.25 percent income tax increase proposal to voters. The changes aim to close a deficit projected at 1.8 million dollars, while police and fire chiefs warned cutbacks threaten safety services. Mayor Fortin criticized the moves as premature.
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Craig Fortin
Fortin
Ron Mantini
del Rivera
Phil Dore
Firefighters protest to reinstate laid-off workers in Lorain
About 30 firefighters from International Association of Firefighters Local 267 staged a protest in front of City Hall in Lorain demanding the rehiring of six remaining laid-off colleagues. They cited missed EMS calls and reduced safety after eight layoffs in November and noted the aerial truck was out of service for 50 days.
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Lorain City Hall
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Stencil ordered returned to jail after flight risk claim
Amherst businesswoman Stencil, 54, faced 37 counts including racketeering over alleged $1.9 million investor theft. A judge ordered she be held at Lorain County Jail pending a continued hearing after she collapsed in an elevator at a hearing before Judge Edward M. Zaleski.
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Amherst
Theresa Stencil
Stencil
Common Pleas
Edward M. Zaleski
Zaleski
Expert Mortgage Co
Silvia Prusovich
Winesap Drive
Girl Scouts Shop Missing Over 100000 Dollars
Lorain police say more than 100000 dollars is missing from the Girl Scout Shop at the Erie Shores council headquarters. A former shop manager allegedly cashed checks to vendors in a scheme dating 1997 to 2001 and a grand jury will hear the case. Letters were sent to 6900 parents and volunteers about the investigation.
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Girl Scouts of Erie Shores
Robert Poli
Girl Scout
Council
Broadway
Christie Vargo
Girl Scout Council
Marty Kelly
Kelly
Mill Layoffs Spark Union Claims About RTI Owner
The union charges that RTI's new owner aims to cut injured workers, signaling potential workforce reductions at the mill. The dispute centers on treatment of staff reporting injuries and broader labor practices amid ownership change.
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On the Web Ne Our Site Feature Tasteful Update
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Female brain more emotional recall says study
A study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds women recall emotionally charged images better and show stronger brain activity to emotional scenes than men. Turhan Canli, lead author, notes memory and emotion processing are more integrated in women, with implications for autobiographical memory and marital spats.
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Turhan Canli
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Canli
Diane Halpern
Berger Institute For Work, Family and Children
Claremont
Halpern
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