Lorain City Council Candidate Responds to Criticism
In a Democratic primary in Lorain Mary Springowski defends her support for Lorain County Commissioner Tom Williams. She accuses opponent Frank DeTillio of unfairly criticizing her ties to Williams and notes Williams backed workers in a 2013 labor dispute.
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Frank DeTillio
Mary Springowski
DelTillio
Lorain
Springowski
Lorain County
Tom Williams
Williams
Democ
Matt Lundy
Amherst Schools confront D grade in state literacy measure
Amherst Schools vented to reporters after the Ohio Department of Education released the K 3 Literacy Improvement grades. The district posted strong overall marks but earned a D for literacy progress from non on track readers in kindergarten to third grade.
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Amherst
Mike Molnar
Molnar
Ohio Department of Education
Defendant Says She Was Fearful and Sought Peace Before Shootings
Elyria defendant Donna Brown testified she feared for her life when she entered the West 23rd Street home in Lorain on July 5, 2012 to make peace with Dale Linder Jr. and Justin Linder. She said the gun discharged during a struggle, killing Dale Jr. and prompting her to flee, discard the weapon in Black River, and surrender later.
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Elyria
Donna Brown
West 23Rd Street
Lorain
Dale Linder Jr
Justin Linder
Lorain County
Tony Cillo
Brown
Dale Linder Sr
Black River
Steven Curry
Father of Sandy Hook victim to speak at Lorain safety forum
Mark Barden, father of a Sandy Hook School victim, will address parents at the Keeping Our Children Safe forum in Lorain County on May 14 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. The event at Lorain County Community College focuses on mental wellness, early identification, and practical actions for families to reduce violence and online risks. Funding and registrations are handled by the Lorain County Board of Mental Health.
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Mark Barden
Sandy Hook
Lorain County
Kern
Lorain County Community College
Spitzer Conference Center
Tion
Lorain County Board of Mental Health
Vinaida Reyna, Vreyna
Lcmhb.org
Lorain seeks $2000 fine for owner over aggressive pit bulls
Lorain police seek the maximum 2000 fine against Alton Goshen after his two pit bulls killed two neighbor dogs in April and March. Goshen faced summons for dog at large and confinement failures as officers noted recurring incidents and weak gates at his Lexington Avenue home.
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Lorain
Alton Goshen
Lexington Avenue
Debra Cornwell
Goshen
Mary Rateliff
Lorain County
Richard Broz
Broz
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Steve Manheim
Chronicle
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Laura Duhle
Oberlin
Bruce Bishop
the Chronicle-Telegram
Tim Conrad
Don Stanko
Informa
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