Lorain mother pleads guilty in baby endangerment case
Heather Heck 23 pleaded guilty to two counts of endangering the infant for leaving her baby in a garage while she celebrated Thanksgiving in Pennsylvania. Prosecutors seek prison time. the baby, Samuel, survived after being found dehydrated and malnourished and is now well.
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Elyria
Lorain
Pennsylvania
Heather Heck
Dennis Will
Heck
West 14Th Street
Samuel
Carl Cales
Reward offered for killer of Granny D's Pizza owner
Lorain police seek a $2,000 reward to identify the shooter who fatally wounded David Kowalczyk, 43, owner of Granny D's Pizza on East Erie Avenue. Authorities say no arrests have been made and details about motive or robbery are under investigation.
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Lorain
Mark Carpentiere
Carpentiere
David Kowalczyk
East Erie Avenue
Paul Matus
Kowalczyk
Court rules against Bong Hits 4 Jesus school speech limits
Supreme Court issuance limits student speech in schools as justices expand district authority over campus expression. A2 report notes ruling shapes policy in education and free speech disputes nationwide.
Teens Survive Route 2 Crash After Helicopter Airlift
Two 16 year old girls were injured when a 1998 Chevy Malibu driven by Ashley Carr lost control on Route 2. Helicopters landed on the highway to transport the teens to Cleveland hospitals. Carr was treated and released. Maggie Burke was listed in stable condition at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital.
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Bruce Bishop
Lorain
Ashley Carr
Amherst
Cleveland MetroHealth Medical Center
Maggie Burke
Avon Lake
Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital
Cleveland
Suspect set for 5 million bail in Canton murder case
Patty Porter and family escorted into Canton Municipal Court for arraignment of Bobby Cutts Jr. charged with double murder in the killing of Porter's daughter Jessie Marie Davis and her unborn child. Bond set at 5 million, preliminary hearing July 2. case awaiting grand jury decision. Cutts held without pending pay.
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Patty Porter
Canton
Bobby Cutts Jr
Porter
Jessie Marie Davis
Cutts
Canton Municipal
John Poulos
Canton Police
Dean McKimm
Judge: No, you can't sue their pants off
A judge dismissed Roy L. Pearson's $67 million claim against Custom Cleaners over missing pants, saying no pants are worth $54 million and the consumer protection law does not support his lawsuit for damages, inconvenience, and fees. The ruling highlights limits on sue-for-justice theory in a high profile case filed in Washington.
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Washington
Roy L. Pearson
District of Columbia Superior Court
Judith Barthoff
Lorain Schools form advisory board to oversee finances
Lorain school board president Jeanine Donaldson announced the district will create a business advisory committee to monitor finances after a 4.75 million deficit projected by June 30. The plan comes as 246 teaching jobs and about 26 Charleston Administrative Center positions are cut, with more layoffs among support staff. About 300 attendees applauded the announcement.
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Jeanine Donaldson
Donaldson
Charleston
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