Elyria support staff approve district health plan
The Elyria Schools support staff union voted to accept the district health plan matching the administrators. Health care contributions rise from 2.5 to 12 percent as the district expects costs to exceed eight million by the renewal deadline. Superintendent Rigda praises the move and hopes teachers will approve a fair offer.
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Judge Denies New Trial for Joel Cavender in Molestation Case
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Miraldi denied Joel Cavender a new trial ruling there was insufficient new evidence to justify a retrial. Cavender, convicted in 1996 of molesting his then stepson and stepdaughter, has maintained innocence as victims turned adults urged his release.
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Avon expands stadium netting to protect highway traffic
Avon increases foul ball barrier at All-Pro Freight Stadium adding 10 feet to net height. The 35 foot high by 240 foot long net aims to keep balls from reaching Interstate 90 near home plate 290 feet away. Lake Erie Crushers owner and Avon officials say the change is precautionary and supported by the team.
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Woman Sets Trash Fire in Lorain Bar Restroom Over Michael Jackson Death
Lorain police say 27 year old Amanda Jarvis set fires in Bootlegger's Bar restroom due to despondency over Michael Jackson's death. Surveillance shows her entering the bathroom twice before leaving with authorities noting intoxication and slurred speech. She was issued a summons for arson and told to appear in court.
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No deal on state budget stalls slot machine plan
Ohio moves to a one week interim budget as lawmakers clash over a proposal to legalize video slot machines at seven racetracks to fill a multibillion dollar deficit. Gov Strickland accuses Senate Republicans of political delay, while Harris defends the position and cites past votes.
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