Indicted officials in Atlantic Beach case involve former Oberlin candidate
Marcia Conner 50 of Durham NC turned herself in on two counts of misconduct in office and one count of failing to fund police retirement. Atlantic Beach mayor Irene Armstrong 44 faces multiple misconduct and bribery counts for payments to voters. Investigation began after Conner declined Oberlin job and stayed in Atlantic Beach.
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Mail delivery changes may harden seniors access at Elyria retirement
Tony Piscola, legally blind, fears losing doorstep delivery as Elyria Post Office requires re evaluation of hardship cases for door to centralized box service at Stonehedge Retirement Community. About 10 residents face similar risk amid mobility and health limits. letters urge doctor notes to reassess delivery method.
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Elyria
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Stonehedge
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Yun
Judge Overturns Reduction In Felon’s Sentence
Ohio appeals court voids Lorain County judge James Burge’s 23 year to six year resentence for Thomas Holmes ruling the hearing improper and prosecutors not heard. Burge will redo the hearing while Holmes remains free on bond. Holmes' wife Patty died in a Hamilton County house fire months after sentencing.
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Snowiest March Ever For Cleveland In 202X
The National Weather Service reports Cleveland has accumulated 30.4 inches of snow in March after Saturday's 7 inch storm, surpassing the previous March record of 26.7 inches from 2001. The city had a white Easter weekend and a quiet start to the snow season previously, with heavy snow now arriving in February and March.
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Weather Service
Will Kubina
Ex-soldier allowed to withdraw guilty plea in strangling case
The 9th Ohio District Court of Appeals ruled Monday that former soldier Shaun Cleland may withdraw his guilty plea in the strangling of 19 year old David Heinricht. Cleland, who received a life sentence, contends the judge erred in explaining parole eligibility and did not hold a hearing on the withdrawal bid. Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman plans to appeal.
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Medina
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