Commissioners favor deputy clerk's ouster
Lorain County commissioners seek a path to bar deputy clerk William Tyrone Montgomery from county property while awaiting sentencing on gross sexual imposition charges. County officials say Ohio law does not automatically discharge employees for sex offenses. Montgomery may receive probation or prison, with a 10 year sex offender registry if plea stands.
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Lorain Woman Rescued After Falling Through Ice
Teresa Terry, 48, of Washington Avenue, Lorain, fell through ice while bird watching near Spitzer Park Marina east of Jackalope Lakeside Restaurant. Rescued about 8:30 p.m., she was treated for hypothermia at Mercy Regional Medical Center by firefighters and police.
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Clearview plans makeup days after severe weather
Clearview Board of Education approved a tentative plan to makeup eight weather related closings. Superintendent Jerome Davis said the proposal requires approval from the Clearview Education Association and Ohio Association of Public School Employees Local 517. The plan would have classes on May 12 if finalized, with collaboration emphasized and three makeups remaining.
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Survivor Johanna Orozco Fraser speaks to students about leaving abuse
Survivor Johanna Orozco Fraser 25 recalls how she fled an abusive ex-boyfriend Juan Ruiz Jr and returned to prom after hospital care. In a packed LCCC psychology class she urges victims not to wait for change but to become the change themselves.
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Pediatric clinic’s patients receive defective vaccines found
Leslie Barber learned her 7 year old daughter, among Keystone Elementary students, was given three defective vaccines since October 2011 at Kidz First Pediatrics in Oberlin. The Lorain County Health District notified parents on March 24 that vaccines must be re administered due to improper refrigerator temperatures, raising concerns over childhood protection and communication failures.
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Amherst chicken ban prompts conflicting survey results
Two surveys by Amherst City Council members explored resident views on a controversial farming ordinance. A Facebook poll by Phil Van Treuren showed 75 percent of 333 respondents favor changing the rule prohibiting landowners from farming on less than five acres, potentially allowing smaller plots to own chickens.
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