Vermilion police to auction seized motorcycle on eBay
Vermilion police plan to sell a used 2003 Suzuki GRX-1000 sport motorcycle on eBay after it was seized from Jason Traut who sought a sexual encounter with a supposed minor. Traut was convicted on related charges and faces probation and community service. If unsold, a local public auction will follow.
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Chronicle Vermilion Police
Rich Labis
eBay
Vermilion
Jason Traut
Traut
Labis
Students plead guilty in murder plot
Two Lorain Admiral King High School students aged 15 and 16 pleaded guilty in county Juvenile Court to attempted felonious assault and weapons charges. As part of a plea deal the conspiracy to murder charges were dropped. They admitted bringing a knife to school in October and planning to kill a classmate during lunch before officials intervened. The older boy said he was seconds away from injuring the student.
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Elyria
Lorain Admiral King High School
Man pleads to weapons charges after Lincoln Park car hijack
A 23 year old North Ridgeville man named Ricardo Pamplin pleaded Monday to weapons charges tied to a December 2005 car hijacking that endangered five adults and a baby. He fled an argument with his girlfriend and boarded the vehicle near West 31st Street and Reid Avenue, claiming a gun but vowing not to use it. Police traced the car to a Shell station at Tower City after a woman on her cell phone with officers directed them.
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Elyria
North Ridgeville
Ricardo Pamplin
West 31St Street
Reid Avenue
Lorain
Midway Mall
Shell
Tower
Vermilion offers 10000 reward in arson and robbery case
Vermilion police seek help identifying a white male in his 20s with long dark mutton chop sideburns seen near the Dollar General at South Shore Shopping Plaza after a May 27 arson and burglary. A $10000 reward is offered for information leading to arrest. call (440) 967-6116.
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Dollar General
South Shore
Vermilion Police
Rich Labis
Lorain Police Report Disorderly Incidents and Vandalism
Series of city incidents include multiple resisting arrest and violation of protection order cases at Jack and Diane's Bar and around Lorain. Alvin Hines, 25, of Lorain, cited for assault. Vehicle vandalism reported on Massachusetts Avenue and a vandalism incident on Oak Drive.
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Black River
Erie Ave
Jack & Diane's
John Horton
Lorain
Tacoma Ave
Fame
14Th St
Alvin Hines
Massachusetts Ave
Block Oak
Northeast Ohio Grants Fund Civic Education and Housing Efforts
Nord Family Foundation and multiple partners awarded 20,000 to Amherst Historical Society and Sandstone Museum Center for auditing. 30,000 to COHHIO in Columbus for predatory lending education. 20,000 to Hard Hatted Women in Cleveland for pre apprenticeship. 25,000 to ideastream for NewsHour and Making Change. 21,138 to New Sunrise Properties for affordable housing. 100,000 to Amherst Historical Society properties repair. 75,000 to Second Harvest Food Bank Lorain for warehouse reconfiguration. 20,000 to Towards Employment for Achieve program. 45,250 to Education Bill of Rights Institute in Arlington for civic education. 10,000 to Cleveland Council on World Affairs for UN Model program. 7,850 to The Foundation Center. 17,500 to Ohio Grantmakers Forum for general operations and Ohio briefing. Total includes out-of-state grants.
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Elyria
Amherst Historical Society
Second Harvest Food Bank
North Central
Ohio
Lorain
Inc
Cleveland
Village of
LaGrange
LaGrange Community Park
Bill of Rights Institute
Arlington
Northeast Ohio
South Carolina
Cleveland Council On World Affairs
United Nations
Lorain County
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You
Twcneo.com
Nord Family Foundation
Mutimedia
Esperanza, Inc
West Side
Midview High School
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges, Inc
Columbus
OFIC
Ohio County
Oie
Brothers
Big Sisters
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Oberlin
Lecence Foundation
Interfaith Hospitality Network
County Cooperative
Lene
Kinship
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Ohio Grantmakers Forum
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