Kennedy names eight advisers to ACIP panel
RFK Jr named eight vaccine policy advisers to replace the dismissed ACIP panel. Appointees include Robert Malone and Martin Kulldorff, with critics warning the new group may push reassessment of longstanding vaccination recommendations. Abram Wagner and Cody Meissner also named, while concerns arise about Pebsworth and misinformation associations.
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New York
U.S. Health
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Kennedy
ACIP
Vicky Pebsworth
National Association of Catholic Nurses
U.S
Martin Kulldorff
Great Barrington
Cody Meissner
Abram Wagner
University of Michigan
School of Public Health
Pebsworth
Ohio official touts rules to keep voter rolls accurate
Ohio Secretary of State LaRose warns voters and officials that maintaining accurate rolls prevents double voting. He notes the law bars registration in Ohio if a person changes registration to another state and then votes there. Contact Dave OBrien at 440 329 7129 or dobrien chroniclet.com.
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Ohio
LaRose
Dave O’brien
Dobrien
Chroniclet
A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Chronicle
Chroniclet.com
The Chronicle Marketing and Production Notes
The Chronicle outlines circulation, ad sales, a marketing NIE, and production activities. Officials report ongoing efforts to boost readership and ad revenue while maintaining operations across departments.
Mayors call to de escalate ICE raids in L A area
Dozens of mayors across the Los Angeles region urged the Trump administration to stop stepped up immigration raids, citing fear and protests nationwide. Governor Newsom seeks emergency court order while Guardsmen brace for possible expanded law enforcement roles amid curfews and arrests.
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Los Angeles
Trump
U.S
Donald Trump
National Guard
Scott Sherman
L.A
Brenda Olmos
Paramount
Karen Bass
White House
Bass
California
Gavin Newsom
Truth
Dallas
Austin
Texas
Chicago
New York
Lorain Schools weigh in on transportation costs and in house plan
Lorain Schools transports Preschool through 12th grade and reviewed costs from 2019 to 2024-25 at the Board meeting. In 2019-2022 First Student handled transport at just over $3 million annually, then 2022-23 moved to Auxilio with in-house buses, total about $6.5 million that year. The 2023-24 costs dropped to $3.9 million with $2.4 million in-house and $1.5 million for Auxilia, while homeless and special education transport costs rose, including a McKinney-Vento line item around $147,000 and special ed transport at about $1.2 million in 2024. The district and board discussed fully in-house transport versus contracting, noting long-term savings but upfront investments, plus a 2-mile bus rule for housed students and services for homeless, disabled students, and out-of-district specialty schooling. A safety officer position was eliminated to save roughly $100,000 annually via RIF proceeding.
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Lorain Schools
Tony Dimacchia
Board of Education
Lorain School
Auxilio
Auxilia
Dimacchia
Cimacchia
Graham
Avon
Lorain
United Steelworkers
Rob McFarland
2Nd Ward
McFarland
Lorain County Trades SUV For Morgan County Cruiser
Lorain County commissioners approve trading a 2021 Ford Explorer hover craft plus trailer for Morgan County sheriff use. Morgan County, population under 14 000, has scarce budget and may swap less-needed cruisers instead of new cars. Commissioner Marty Gallagher calls it a win win. Contact Dave OBrien at dobrien chroniclet.com.
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Hall
Lorain County
Morgan County
Marty Gallagher
Ohio
McConnelsville
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