Motel regulations advance after Planning Commission action
A new motel lodging rule package, shaped by planning officials and city council, requires standard zoning and 24 hour desk staffing. Provisions limit room rentals to one per day, with debate over a 24 hour window and a possible revision allowing at most two rentals daily. Michael Ruta of Super 8 and others voice concerns about the drafting and impact on Value Place.
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John Slagter
Dave Gillock
Value Place
Michael Ruta
McLaughlin
Strongsville
GrandView Heights
Lilly faces ethics panel after campaign bid loss
Former Domestic Relations Judge Paulette Lilly appeared before an Ohio Supreme Court committee to answer allegations about campaign materials. Attorney Kreig Brusnahan testified the filings suggested she remained a sitting judge, using terms like re elect and donning a robe in photos after her primary loss to James Walther.
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Paulette Lilly
Lilly
Ohio Supreme Court Committee
Kreig Brusnahan
Board of Commissioners
Brusnahan
Lorain Law
James Walther
Attorney seeks immediate ruling on death row mental retardation
Raymond Smith’s lawyers urge Judge Christopher Rothgery to decide if Smith is retarded and thus ineligible for execution. Rothgery has held hearings since 2006 2007 and says he will rule when ready amid a heavy docket.
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Elyria
Raymond Smith
9Th District Court of Appeals
County Common Pleas
Christopher Rothgery
Smith
Rothgery
Alan Rossman
Prosecution seeks to use Petric confession in trial
Prosecutors say Daniel Petric confessed to killing his mother and shooting his father and move to admit the statement in court. Defense argues police questioned him after he declined to talk and without a parent present, seeking to bar the confession from adult murder and attempted murder proceedings. A judge will rule on admissibility.
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Elyria
Daniel Petric Ee
Sit Teoetasiins Gilatte
Common Pleas Court
James Kersey
Petric
Kersey
Petrie
Two Lorain Women Charged in $10,000 ID Theft Spree
Mentor police say Shasta Mullins and Cristin Howell, both 26 from Lorain, used stolen credit data to spend about $10,000. They allegedly used the victim’s identity to charge at Macy’s Sears Levin Furniture and Wal Mart after credit card details were stolen from a Cincinnati woman. Detectives linked the suspects to the case after reviewing surveillance footage and coordinating with Cincinnati and Lorain police.
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Lorain
Jack Donahue
Shasta N. Mullins
Cristin N. Howell
Donahue
Cincinnati
Macy's
Sears
Levin Furniture
Wal-Mart
Macy’s
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North Ridgeville
South Central Park
Bruce BI
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