Layoffs at Al hes and Lorain County Board of Mental Health
Al hes and the Lorain County Board of Mental Health announce targeted layoffs to cut services at Children Services while preserving core functions. Officials defend the move as protecting essential child welfare work despite criticism from county commissioners and the Children Services board. Contact details provided.
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Hes
Lorain County Board of Mental Health
Bartnett
Children Services Board
Substation Fire at Lorain Plant Controlled in Quick Play
Lorain crews contained a high voltage substation blaze at Repub lic Engineered Products from the BP substation at 1827 E 28th St. by 9 21 a.m. No serious injuries reported. Fire Chief’s aide cited unclear cause. The plant has a history of safety violations with OSHA penalties totaling 563000 proposed for this May.
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Lorain
Republic Engineered Products
E. 28Th St
Gary Burls
Burls
Occupational Health and Safety Administration
Lorain County Workforce Institute gets 321000 grant for 107 internships
The Workforce Institute of Lorain County receives a 321000 grant from the Ohio Third Frontier Internship program to create 107 internship opportunities over the next year. Internships target information technology manufacturing and growing fields like advanced materials energy bio medical and electronics. Employers can be reimbursed up to 50 percent of intern wages up to 3000 for 12 months.
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Workforce Institute of
Jim Shanahan
Workforce Institute
Chronicle Telegram Admits Need for Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 as part of its commitment to accurate news coverage.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Ohio Lottery Numbers and Jackpot Updates
Tuesday results include Pick 3 1-1-9 and 0-6-0 and Pick 4 4-5-1-8 and 0-1-5-2. Rolling Cash 5 draws 1-4-7-24-34 with a 120000 jackpot. Mega Millions draws show numbers 28-30-31-37-55 with Mega Ball 13 and an estimated 12 million jackpot. Powerball draws 12-20-43-51-55 with 11 Powerball and 4 Power Play. jackpot is about 200 million.
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Cell phone health risks debated amid mixed study results
The review notes inconsistent findings on cell phone use and brain tumors, with most studies showing no link. Experts say long term effects remain uncertain as many cancers take decades to develop. Authorities say current evidence does not prove a cancer connection.
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Europe
New Zealand
U.S
Otis Brawley
American Cancer Society
Brawley
National Institutes of Health
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Communications Commission
Mullen
Heat and dry spell offer relief to Lorain County farmers
In Lorain County, three to five days of dry weather could boost planting as temperatures reach upper 80s to 90s. Farmers view the heat as beneficial for drying soil and favor a shift from corn to soybeans where fields remain wet. May rainfall remains high with 7.74 inches recorded this year at the Cleveland airport, and June planting deadlines loom for corn.
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Lorain County
Malinich
Allen Grobe
Grobe Fruit Farm
Grobe
Martin Mullen
National Weather Service
Cleveland
Cleveland Hopkins International
Mullen
Jeff Miller
Lorain
Miller
Ron Pickworth
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Elyria races shuffled as Shilling retirement prompts bids
BIDS from A1 BIDS to replace retiring Elyria Law Director Terry Pete Shilling. Ray Noble, the Republican candidate, hopes Quinn can join the November ballot though elections rules barred him from a write-in. Noble seeks a three candidate race against Holly Brinda as she challenges in the mayoral path. Kevin Krischer eyes a 5th Ward write-in but notes withdrawal rules. He won’t sue over ballot removal and urges a challenge to Marcus Madison.
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Elyria Law
Terry
Pete” Shilling
Ray Noble
Elyria
Quinn
Elections Board
Noble
Holly Brinda
Bill Grace
Brinda
Kevin Krischer
5Th Ward
Marcus Madison
Adams
Krischer
Madison
Elyria Fire contract talks hinge on wages and time off
Fact finder Alan Ruben urged modest wage raises and delayed longevity for new hires while the city pushes freezes. The dispute also covers paid time off and safety issues such as a water rescue team. With a $3.7 million SAFER grant due to expire, layoffs loom after June 2012 if the budget cannot absorb costs.
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Rubens
Ruben
Bill Grace
Elyria
Grace
Cuyahoga Falls
Dean Marks
Marks
Fire Union
Bullocks
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