Lorain considers Broadway Streetscape financing package
Lorain City Council will vote on a Broadway Streetscape financing package first from property owner assessments and a 2.1 million borrowing plan. Mayor Chase Ritenauer says grant funding from NOACA will arrive this year, reducing the need to borrow, with construction possibly starting this summer and finishing next year. Councilman Dennis Flores notes mixed opinions but calls it a small, important downtown revival step.
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Trump heads to Ohio for tax cut push rally
The White House says President Trump will visit Burke Lakefront Airport in Cleveland to advocate Republican tax cuts and highlight benefits for Ohio families and businesses ahead of Tuesday's primary. He is expected to attend a fundraiser nearby and will be joined by GOP Senate and gubernatorial candidates.
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Car hits utility pole closes Elyria Middle Avenue
A driver struck a utility pole on Middle Avenue between the 1500 and 1600 blocks at 3:44 p.m., sending live wires onto the roadway and prompting detours onto 17th Street. No injuries were reported, and Ohio Edison crews worked to repair the pole overnight as the road was to reopen. Also Friday, a lamp post fell on East Bridge Street requiring cleanup by police and fire crews.
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Anti-abortion activist shared tips to DeWine investigation details
Emails show Paula Westwood of Right to Life Cincinnati regularly advised Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine during the 2015 Planned Parenthood probe. Westwood suggested steps, named contacts, and a lawyer to consult, with senior staff forwarding portions of the tips. Robert Schmansky noted Westwood’s phone call and potential leads about Planned Parenthood and fetal tissue issues. Catherine Turcer warned that perceived bias could undermine impartiality in the probe.
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Lorain man gets 20 years for fatal fentanyl sale
A 51-year-old Lorain man was sentenced to at least 20 years after a federal jury found him guilty of distributing fentanyl that caused the death of 23-year-old Jacob Castro-White in March 2016. The case was prosecuted by U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman with FBI and Lorain Police involvement.
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LCCC Receives National Honor for Student Success
Lorain County Community College earned top honors from the American Association of Community Colleges for Excellence in Student Success. President Marcia J. Ballinger welcomed the award as validation of efforts to boost degree completion transfer and job-ready education for students and the community.
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