Former deputy hired as corrections officer at Lorain County Jail
Noah Perry, a former Huron County deputy convicted of misdemeanor trespassing in 2022, has been working as a corrections officer at Lorain County Jail since late last year. Sheriff Jack Hall said Perry will remain in the jail, denying a transfer to road patrol, despite Perry’s stated desire to return to patrol duties. The sheriff noted Perry’s mixed history and said he learned of Perry’s past through media reports. A federal lawsuit by New London residents alleges Perry and a fellow officer overstepped authority during a 2022 neighborhood dispute.
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Huron County Sheriff’s
Lorain County
Noah Perry
Jack Hall
New London
Elyria
Phil Stammitti
Perry
Hall
Chronicle-Telegram
Corrections Union
David Edwards
George Gerken
Lorain festival royalty attends City Council session
Lorain leaders welcomed 31 Lorain International Festival princesses to Mondays City Council meeting with each princess seated beside a council member. The council passed a resolution recognizing the princesses and the Lorain International Association, noting the festival crown next week.
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Nadia Noble
Lorain Club
National Association of Negro Business and Professional Womens Club
Lorain
Mary Springowski
Dat Large
Terri Soto
Breanna Dull
Lorain International Association
Mary Spellacy
7Th Ward
Spellacy
Natalie Rodriguez
Soviet Community Credit Union
Braininternational.com
Minnesota assassination targets list includes Rep Kaptur
Rep Marcy Kaptur said her name appeared on a purported target list linked to the man accused of killing Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hoffman and her husband outside Minneapolis. The suspect, Vance Luther Boelter, 57, also wounded State Sen John Hoffman and his wife Yvette. a manifesto with other targets was found in Boelter’s car.
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Marcy Kaptur
Toledo
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Kaptur
Vance Luther Boelter
Melissa Hoffman
Mark
Minneapolis
John Hoffman
Yvette
Boeler
U.S
Ohio to receive up to 198 million from Purdue settlement
Ohio will gain up to 198 million as part of a 7.4 billion nationwide settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family over opioid production and sales. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced the agreement, noting sign-ons by 55 states and territories and pending federal court approval.
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Purdue Pharma
Dave Yost
Washington, D.C
U.S
Purdue
Sackler
Yost
United States
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Chroniclet
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Lochaber Pipe Band
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