Search ends after boat capsizes near Lorain Harbor
James Price remains missing after a 16 foot aluminum boat capsized about 20 miles north of Lorain Harbor. Coast Guard and Ohio officials conducted a five hour search before calling off at 4 45 p m. Dorathy Price described her husband as a cheerful hunter and fisherman who wore a brace and steel toe shoes. Trickel, found safe, wore a life jacket but Price did not. Debris was cleared from the area but authorities left the scene with no new leads.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
James Price
Dorothy Price
Lorain
Paul
Canada
Dan Horton Jr
Dorothy
Price
Lorain Harbor
Jim Shull
Shull
Steve Matusiak
Sheffield Lake
Trickel
Matusiak
John Reiber
Sharon Haught
Haught
Jay Field
Sheriff department expands community policing in three townships
Deputies in Lorain County use federal COPS grants to hire three officers and convert three veterans to community policing. The plan assigns one officer per Eaton Penfield and Amherst township sector, with new substations in those areas. Residents report lower crime and faster responses while the program emphasizes nontraditional methods like Syrowski probation and community outreach.
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Penfield
Amherst
Syrowski
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New Russia
Richard Williams
Williams
Lorain County Association of Township
Marcie Jaworski
Hidden Valley
Amherst Township
Jaworski
Alexandria
Riot outbreak at West 25th Street party ends with panic
Corrina Chariton 18 of Lorain described a party on West 25th Street where crowds grew violent after a disc jockey played No Limit Soldier by Tru. A bottle struck Patrolman Erik Gonzalez, helmet knocked off, gunfire caused a mid block panic near 1900 Garden and Lexington Avenues. Police briefly withdrew and off duty officers used riot gear to restore order.
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Corrina Chariton
Lorain
Tru
Corrina Charlton
Erik Gonzalez
Reiher
Garden Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Elyria man pleads guilty in bank robbery and high speed chase
Chaney admitted guilt to four counts of aggravated robbery and four of felonious assault plus fleeing and aggravated vehicular assault for the May 23 1996 Premier Bank robbery on Oberlin Avenue Lorain. He led a 100 mph chase firing about eight shots at officers as his van crashed injuring Tina Nail who was struck through a plate glass window.
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Zaleski
Premier Bank
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Richard Resender
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Tina Nail
Emh Regional Medical Center
Community policing grants aid Lorain County towns
Federal three year grants funded police hires across Lorain County boosting community policing. Avon, North Ridgeville, Oberlin and Vermilion used funds to add officers and expand programs while Sheffield LaGrange and Lorain declined or withdrew citing budget and post grant funding risks. Officials stressed need to retain officers after grants end, with varied local outcomes and political support.
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Vermilion
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Clinton
Lorain County
Capitol Hill
Sheffield and
LaGrange
Lorain
del Rivera
Rivera
Fred Barck
Brownhelm Town- Daly
Callen Lual
Barck
U.S
Paul Gillmor
Gillmor
Sherrod Brown
D-Lorain
Elizabeth Sheehe
Charles Miller
U.S. Department of Justice
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