Court backs city in 2005 pool drowning appeal
The 9th District Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Elyria over a 2005 South Park pool drowning case. John Hopper II may appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court after the ruling, with 10 days to seek reconsideration and 45 days to file for Supreme Court review.
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Christian Community graduates 19 in 2009 class
Members of Christian Community School's class of 2009 celebrate the conclusion of their commencement ceremony with the traditional cap toss. Contact Trade Dakters at 329-7155 or ctnews chroniclet.com.
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Amherst drug bust nets Toledo man and daughter
Amherst police stopped a east bound Cadillac on Route 2 at 8:49 p.m. and found more than 31 pounds of marijuana with a street value of about 130000. Terrell and his 24 year old daughter Nicole Terrell were arrested after a struggle. Terrell had a loaded semiautomatic pistol and was charged with multiple counts. Bond was set at 100000. both pled not guilty and await preliminary hearings in Oberlin Municipal Court.
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