Obama and Clinton rally behind unity at Democratic convention
President Obama urged voters to back Hillary Clinton for a third term and keep moving the nation forward while Tim Kaine won the vice presidential nomination. Biden criticized Trump’s approach as bluster, contrasting with Clinton’s national security focus.
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Ohio Democrats weigh Kaine VP pick over Brown in Philadelphia
Lorain Mayor Chase Ritenauer and state Rep. Dan Ramos at the Democratic National Convention backed Tim Kaine over Sen. Sherrod Brown as Hillary Clinton’s running mate. Brown disclosed he was vetted for VP but remains a U.S. senator. Ramos noted the risk of a Kasich-appointed replacement if Brown left the Senate. Brown spoke at a breakfast with Ohio delegates and described the vetting process.
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Ely Square fountain project eyed for Elyria bicentennial
Mayor Holly Brinda leads a capital campaign to replace Ely Square fountain by 2017. Estimated cost ranges from 450000 to 750000 dollars with a year end deadline to have construction ready by July 2017. Brinda emphasizes presenting a legacy gift and scalable plans if needed.
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Elyria City Hall Two Public Meetings Set
Two meetings scheduled for Tuesday at Elyria City Hall 131 Court Street. Noon to 1 PM on the third floor conference room. 7 to 8 PM in the second floor Elyria City Council Chambers. Reservations not required but encouraged. Call 440 326 1402 for info or reservations.
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Pokemon Go troubles persist in Wellington community
Wellington police chief Tim Barfield says players continue to trespass on private property and enter inappropriate areas while playing Pokemon Go. He notes the hype remains and complaints keep coming as adults roam in search of in game creatures.
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