Sun shines on Tucker one last time at retirement lunch
Lorain Superintendent Tom Tucker, longtime Admiral King alum and former band director, reflected on his 40 years in the district and his philosophy that sunny outcomes follow adversity. He recalled leading through a looming state takeover and helping pass a 2012 levy to stabilize finances.
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Ohio primary date pushed back to March 15 2016
Gov John Kasich signed a bill delaying Ohio 2016 presidential primary by one week from March 8 to March 15. The move aligns with Republican National Committee rules to curb early-state primaries and faces Democratic concerns about voter confusion and delegate timing. Also notes marijuana legalization signatures progress and related Lorain County indictments tied to Craigslist b
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May dog attacks on Elyria mail carriers rise
Elyria postal workers report a rash of dog incidents in May with 13 threats recorded at the Elyria Post Office. Sean Justice, bitten May 15, required 14 stitches and remains recovering. Safety officials note incidents spike as May heat returns and dogs are outdoors.
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Cleveland police to shift academy mindset to guardians
Cleveland's police chief Calvin Williams announced a new training focus at the academy toward a guardian mindset as part of a consent decree with the U S Department of Justice. The decree targets excessive force, transparency, and community policing to repair trust after a 2012 gunfire incident and other findings.
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City treasurer resigns as commission weighs abolishing post
Sheffield Lake city treasurer James Woods, elected 2011, resigned at end of May citing time constraints. Mayor Dennis Brings said Woods cannot balance the part time $3,000 annual role with a demanding full time job. Law Director Graves said no misconduct and Woods served well. Charter Commission will decide on eliminating the position. if approved, the measure goes to voters in November. Woods had planned to seek re election and must remove his name from the ballot.
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