Extradition hearing set for Indiana man in fatal rock attack
Lorain County judge denied extradition to Indiana for 18-year-old Lawrence Evans over missing governor's extradition documents. Evans, arrested Feb 12 in Lorain on Wayne County murder charges, is accused of throwing a rock that killed a woman on Oct 6. A second hearing is scheduled April 9.
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C-T
Elyria
Indiana
Lawrence Evans
Lorain County
Evans
Jai
Wellington Parking Ban Proposed on Barker Street
Wellington Police Committee recommends no parking on Barker Street. They also urge no parking during school hours on Jones and Union streets near Westwood Elementary and on Dickson and Carpenter streets near McCormick Middle School. Debate includes 3-6 am bans year round versus seasonal snow removal.
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Wellington
Village Council
Barker Street
Jones and Union
Westwood
Dickson and Carpenter
McCormick Middle School
Harold Sumpter
Barbara O’keefe
David Nash
Columbia Township uses combined workshop for zoning and health rules
Columbia Township Trustees Zoning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals met with 14 members plus Lorain County Health Board staff to discuss home sewage rules for one to three family homes. They planned a policy manual and records library and scheduled more workshops to advance the master plan.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Zoning Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
Town Hall
Lorain County Health Board
Jim Boddy
John Sabo
Appeals Board
Oberlin FHA HERO students win regionals head to state
Oberlin Lorain County Joint Vocational School reports nine regional winners at the Northwest Central Regional Rally. Students earned top regional ratings in FHA HERO Skill events and advance to the state competition in Columbus on April 27 and 28.
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Oberlin
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Homemakers of America
Carol McMullen
Columbus
Shela Fowler
Barb Knipper
Elyria
Beth Skladan
Elyria West
Leah Young
Nathan Groman
Columbia
Jim Smith
Firelands
Gourmet Grill
Ann West
Avon
LaGrange announces monthly dumpsters and health events
LaGrange Township trustees plan monthly Saturday dumpster availability from 7 am to noon starting March 24 for residents, with no burnables accepted due to costs. A health fair at Lions Park on March 24 offers blood pressure checks and donor recruitment, while cemetery grounds will be cleaned on April 1 and Christmas decorations removed.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Township
Lions Park
Mike Prewitt
Sexton
Barbara Harper
Ronald Hildebrandt
Olmsted Falls PTA Craft Show A Bloomin Boutique
The Olmsted Falls PTA hosts A Bloomin Boutique Craft Show Saturday March 31 from 10 am to 4 pm at Olmsted Falls High School 26939 Bagley Rd. Featured items include floral arrangements wood items and stickers with a snack bar. Admission 15 25 cents with proceeds to the PTA Council Scholarship Fund.
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Olmsted Falls
PTA
Olmsted Falls High School
Bagley Rd
PTA Councr
North Ridgeville school board member faces ouster call
A letter circulating for the resignation of Michael Hihn accuses him of attacking the schools and non academic programs. Hihn rejects the call saying he will not quit and vows to restore core curriculum and curb wasteful spending. Band Boosters and others back the push, while Hihn faults music programs for diverting time from academics amid declining test scores.
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North
Ridgeville
Michael Hihn
Hihn
Mike Hihn
North Ridgeville Band
Paul Murphy
Carole Knopsnyder
Band Boosters
Knopsnyder
Kids Helping Kids Powers Classes Read to Right Hugo Pros
Amherst students in K-2 at Powers Elementary raised 2827.84 to buy books for Cherryvale Elementary School in Sumpter, D.C., erased by Hugo. They read 6118 titles in two and a half months and sent about 250 books plus encyclopedias to replenish the hurricane wrecked library.
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i /Janine Exner
Denise Smith
Powers
Denise
Cherryvale
Sumter
D.C
Hugo
Amherst
South Carolina
Sumpter
Standard School Library
Double barrel tax vote faces Olmsted Falls
Olmsted Falls School District considers a November move for an operating levy and a bond to fund aging building renovations. Projected figures include a $17.4 million program for a new middle school and renovations at the high and elementary schools with bonds planned in 1991 and 1994.
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Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Celebrezze hires two to reboot governor bid
In Columbus AP: Anthony Celebrezze Jr shifts staff with Donald Sweitzer as new campaign director and Peter Harris as media consultant. They promise a fresh start as they prepare to face George Voinovich in November, amid prior resignations and campaign miscues.
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Columbus
Anthony
Celebrezze Jr
Celebrezze
Donald Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Ohio
Peter Harris
Howard Metzenbaum
George Voinovich
Voinovich
Harris
Gerald Austin
Ira Forman
Don
Two Men Arrested in Hopkins Marijuana Bust
Cuya hoga County sheriff's deputies and DEA agents arrested two men, both 31, who allegedly brought 45 pounds of marijuana into Cleveland Hopkins International Airport after arriving from Houston. Police found the drugs in their luggage during a 6 p.m. pickup Monday search. Veres said the bust removes 45 pounds of illegal drug from streets and will be presented to a grand jury.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Houston
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
James Veres
Veres
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