Lorain County GOP faces civil war over chair removal effort
Insurgent group within Lorain County Republican Party targets Chairwoman Helen Hurst ahead of a Central Committee meeting. Patty Echko, new precinct committee woman, plans to challenge Hurst to end divisiveness as national Republicans seek strategies against Donald Trump. Former officials criticize leadership for failing to recruit.
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Hope renewed for Hursts Brock Hurst transplant battle ends
Melissa Linebrink and Bryan Hurst celebrate Anthem reversing a denial after a loophole in policy allowed Brock Hurst to qualify for a cord blood bone marrow transplant. Brock’s brothers Bryce and Baen also battle Hurler syndrome, with hospital as in network and telethon links noted.
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Lorain Budget Crunch Faces Taxpayer Hit
Lorain officials propose an 80 percent share of a 3.6 million deficit through two weeks of unpaid furloughs for 500 employees and a staged reduction of the local income tax credit for residents who work outside Lorain. The plan would cut credits by 50 percent in 2016 and 75 percent in 2017 before restoring to full in 2018, impacting average taxpayers who work outside the city.
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Avon Police Cruiser Crash Ends With No Charges
Avon police Officer Andy Kehl crashed into a utility truck on Route 83 in the early hours of March 18. No injuries beyond precautionary hospital visits for Kehl and contractor Mark Christmas. Lt. Carlos Smith said dash cam footage and statements show Christmas at fault for noncompliance with safety regulations and faulty equipment, affecting visibility.
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Easter Egg Hunt at North Park Complex
Elyria hosts its annual Easter Egg Hunt at the North Park Sports Complex in cooperation with the Elyria Kiwanis Club. The event uses the ice rink at 901 Duffy St transformed into an egg-hunting patch for children up to third grade starting at 10 a.m. today. The hunt moves quickly, so attendees should arrive early.
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Easter Egg Hunt at South Park Recreation Center Elyria
Toad Fitness hosts its third annual Easter Egg Hunt today at 101 South Park St Elyria from 5 to 7 30 p m Registration starts at 5 and ends at 5 27 p m Those not registered cannot participate Toddlers up to 2 at 5 31 Preschoolers 3 to 5 at 5 35 and ages 6 to 13 at 5 37 Parents may photograph the Easter Bunny Participants must bring their own baskets for eggs
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