Family of racers carves a life around speed and memory
In a pit row tale, Hal Stineman and wife Marillyn race with sons Hal Jr Randy Sharon and Terry who rides as TJ Spencer and crewman Jay Grega tune the number 37 car at Lorain and Cloverleaf speedways. Terry survived a 1982 Talladega neck fracture rebuilding a racing career while Spencer nicknamed Speedy becomes a rising local speedster with TJ as engineer and their family legacy fueling the track life.
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Andy
Spencer Stineman
Hal Stineman
Hal
Cloverleaf Speedway
Marillyn
Hal Jr
Randy
Sharon
Terry
Lorain Raceway Park
Spencer
Jay
Siff
Grega
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lincoln Electric
Pennington
ARCA
Automobile Racing Club of America
Bobby Dotter
Michael Waltrip
Kyle Petty
Davey Allison
Talladega
Talladega Superspeedway
Alabama
America
Infield
South
Amherst
Supreme Court slows universal injunctions on birthright ban
The court keeps Trump's birthright citizenship ban on hold for at least 30 days and sends cases back to lower courts to weigh practical effects. The majority says nationwide relief exceeds federal power, while dissents argue this undermines the law and harms affected families.
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Trump
Amy Coney Barrett
Congress
Executive Branch
Barrett
Executive
Sonia Sotomayor
High Court
Sotomayor
Elena Kagan
Ketanji Brown Jackson
Supreme Court
Skye Perryman
Democracy Forward
White House
Perryman
Ed Whelan
Massachusetts
Maryland
Washington State
Circulation Ad Sales Marketing NIE Production Classified Hotline
Circulation and advertising departments report growth in NIE production and classified hotline services. Toll free inquiries increase as advertisers seek guidance on ad placement and cost options.
Innocent man jailed over body cavity search dispute
Harris says he is completely innocent after spending nearly three days in custody and undergoing a bathroom search scare tied to alleged drugs. No drugs were found despite a body scan and two officers seeing a possible object. judge Bremke gave 90 days suspended and one year probation. The case sparked a legal fight between Lorain police, county prosecutors and Mercy Health, ending in a May settlement and restored hospital police presence.
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Harris
Bremke
Lorain Police Department
Mercy Health Hospitals
Lorain
Common Pleas
Mercy Health
Catholic Church
Pital
James McCann
Mercy Health Police Department
Hospital Police Department
Elyria City ADA revisions spark dispute over development deal
In a detailed letter, Lum criticizes recent changes to the ADA as creating future roadblocks. He cites the Port Authority as a signer and notes missed remedial work, questioning the deal's direction and urging resolution before litigation. Balthis and Deery defend ongoing negotiations and the city’s stance.
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Lum
Balthis
Deery
Lorain County
Port Authority
DBR
Reaser Pointe Crossing
Brubaker
Elyria
Sum
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West Virginia
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Ohio
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
The
Chronicle
Andrew R. Young
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Brad Dicken
Digital
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Holly Board
Carla Hama
Russ Kunkler
Kristin Bauer
Aileen Valatka
Mail & Home Delivery
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
P.O
Dave O’brien
Dobrien
Chroniclet
Reaser
Owen MacMillan
Emacmillan
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