Midview principal named Zone Five high school principal of the year
Midview High School principal Chad Heuser has been named the Ohio Association of Secondary School Administrators high school principal of the year for Zone Five. Superintendent Frank Major lauds Heuser for building trust and fostering a positive culture at Midview. Heuser, formerly a math teacher and administrator in Elyria, joined Midview in 2021 and became principal in 2023. The statewide winner will be announced August 18 with honors in October.
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Battle lines drawn over Trump's big budget bill
The Trump budget would unleash trillions in tax cuts and slash spending, boosting deficits by 2.4 trillion and leaving 10.9 million more uninsured. GOP leaders push to pass a 1,000-page package amid White House talks, while Democrats rally to block it. The CBO estimates tax cuts worth about 3.75 trillion with spending cuts offsetting, reducing health coverage for 7.8 million and SNAP benefits for about 4 million, amid clashes over Medicaid, Obamacare repeal, and work requirements.
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Public billing clash over in person service hours at council meeting
Springowski and Carbonaro clashed over whether the billing department should be staffed 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to serve residents, while the council approved new delinquent payment plans allowing two yearly options and longer term options. The meeting adjourned after apologies and a push for improved customer service.
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No serious injuries in Lorain gunfire spree
Lorain police investigated multiple overnight shootings from 9 p.m. Tuesday to 3:30 a.m. Wednesday. A man shot in the ankle was treated at Mercy Health Lorain after a 19th Court Reeves Avenue incident. Three handguns were recovered, with suspects detained after a noise complaint near 2000 West 19th Court. No serious injuries reported in the Lexington Avenue shooting. the house was hit but occupants unharmed. All cases remain under investigation.
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Homeless shelter rezoning approved in Orlando
Orange County commissioners voted to rezone the Kaleo Ministries site in east Orlando to allow a new 240 bed shelter on six acres after a year of shutdown for unpermitted shelter operations. The plan includes an 18,000 square foot facility with treatment services.
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