Babysitter guilty in drowning death trial
Elizabeth Zenda of Pittsfield Township found guilty on all counts for the drowning death of 22 month old Annie Flynn and brain injuries to 21 month old Jaxon Flynn in a bench trial. The incidents occurred Oct 5 2016 at Zenda's home day care leading to a first degree involuntary manslaughter charge and two third degree endangering children counts. The state cited recklessness. defense called it a tragic accident.
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Elizabeth Zenda
Annie Flynn
Jaxon Flynn
Zenda
Pittsfield Township
James Miraldi
Miraldi
Annie
Jaxon
Zenda’s
Inhome
Doug Merrill
Rainy Night Fetes Lorain International Festival at Black River Landing
The 52nd International Festival at Black River Landing saw attendees brave rain under tents and ponchos enjoying pierogies gyros and baklava as North Ridgeville couple Joel and Linda Keller mark a longtime festival tradition. They praised the food and cultural showcases while staying prepared with umbrellas and rain gear.
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Lorain
Black River Landing
North Ridgeville
Joel Keller
Linda Keller
Amherst
Kellers
Lorain Police Union Defends Officer Firing Stance
Lorain Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No 3 President Kyle Gelenius said the union is disturbed by the firing of Officer John Kovach Jr after an internal probe found he abused authority. Kovach was terminated in May for initiating an unwarranted traffic stop of his daughter's boyfriend, detaining them in his cruiser and lying to superiors.
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Lorain
Sociomedia
Fraternal Orders Police Lodge No. 3
Kyle Gelenius
John Kovach Jr
Gelenius
John Kovach
Safety Service
Dan Giver
Kovach
Oberlin Chalk Walk postponed due to rain plan rescheduled
The Oberlin Chalk Walk has been moved to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday because rain is forecast. The planned concert is canceled for tonight and Sunday evening while the rededication ceremony at the old Lorain County Court house proceeds at 5:30 p.m. This event features Swing City Big Band with Raymond Ewers, plus food, face painting, trolley rides, courthouse and memorial dedications including World War II Memorial and Workers Memorial.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Swing City Big Band
Raymond Ewers
Lorain Council to consider censure rule change
Lorain City Council discusses a proposed rule change to allow members to censure each other. The measure, headed to the Police Fire and Legislative Committee, would align council standards with city employees on anti discrimination and sexual harassment policies.
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Lorain
Police, Fire and Legislative Committee
Josh Thornsberry
8Th Ward
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