25 arrested in drug sweep in Elyria and Northeast Ohio
Federal and local authorities conducted an early morning operation arresting 25 suspects, including at least 19 from Elyria, linked to a drug trafficking network. The indictment details 59 counts involving distribution and possession with intent to distribute fentanyl heroin crack cocaine and pills.
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Corn Festival Parade Canceled in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville announces the Corn Festival parade will be canceled for August 10 to 12 due to road construction on Center Ridge Road. Parade Chairman Mario Cipriano explains safety concerns and inability to secure a suitable parade route within criteria.
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Play Delves Into Racism Through Rodney King Era Tale
Elyria woman Carla Valles a Windsor Elementary para professional and playwright brings her latest work Another Intelligent Black Man to Elyria High School Performing Arts Center for one night. The two hour and fifteen minute drama follows one young man navigating life under stacked odds exploring friendship faith and family.
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Justice Kennedy Announces Retirement from Supreme Court
Justice Anthony Kennedy said he will retire at end of July leaving the court evenly divided between liberal and conservative justices. He met with President Trump at the White House to discuss a successor as the search begins immediately.
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Court Rules Public Workers Not Forced to Pay Unions
The Supreme Court ruled that government workers cannot be compelled to pay union fees they do not join, striking down a 41 year old precedent. The 5-4 ruling, with Justice Gorsuch as the pivotal fifth vote, frees nonmembers in about twenty states from agency fees and may curb union revenue while prompting outreach to retain members. Union leaders warned of ongoing financial and organizational pressure, while supporters pledged continued resistance to anti union efforts.
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