Unofficial Primary Results for Elyria Lorain Races
Unofficial results show Brinda leading Elyria mayoral race with 56.15 percent of 1 456 votes over Grace. Lorain council races list Arredondo and Bivins as top finishers, with several at large and ward contests yielding varied margins.
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Turnout low but above predictions in Lorain County primary
In Sheffield Township the Lorain County primary turnout reached 11.6 percent with 19 061 of 164 348 eligible voters voting and early voters counted. Officials had forecast about 9 10 percent. Keystone School communities posted the highest county turnout amid a property tax levy passage.
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Madison Wins Re election in Elyria South Ward showdown
Elyria residents re elected 5th Ward Councilman Marcus Madison with 177 votes 69 percent over Kevin Krischer 78 votes 31 percent in a low turnout race. Madison vows focus on south side infrastructure and ward residents while Krischer seeks a 2009 return.
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Keystone levy victory prompts budget guardrails in district
Gallo said the 7.95 mill levy will remain in place to avert about 925000 in cuts including teachers and staff. The district plans to restore freshman sports and middle school softball, reduce pay to play fees, and defend cuts to art music and language as enrollment shifts. He credited clear information and online outreach with swaying voters and noted some staff losses due to retirements rather than layoffs.
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Lottery draw results and jackpot outlook
Ohio midday picks show 3-8-4 1-5-4 6-7-8-9 7-1-8-4 4-7-7-3-8 5-5-5-3-8 and 3-9-22-29-37 for Rolling Cash 5. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $100000 and Classic Lotto $3.9 million. Mega Millions Tuesday results 11-21-42-62-71 with Mega Ball 7 and Megaplier 5. jackpot estimated at $110 million.
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Elyria races hinge on finish as Grace and Brinda urge turnout
Grace campaigned until the end urging voters to cast ballots before 7 30 p m at Elyria Schools Cinco de Mayo event. He noted three supporters had not voted and said turnout reflected voters seeking progress. Brinda lamented low turnout and urged participation to push Elyria forward.
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Tragic death under investigation in Lorain County case
Police and coroner probe a death in Lorain County with blunt force marks on the head and chest but no declared cause. A toxicology test shows no alcohol or significant drugs. A news conference is planned and family members speak about the victim’s troubled life and coping through writing.
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Sheffield area levy passes to save activities
Unofficial results show Issue 15 a five year 6.53 mill operating levy approved 1,350 to 1,076. It will raise about 1.9 million annually costing a $100,000 home about 227.50 yearly. Voters in Sheffield and Sheffield Lake totals 8,843 with 2,426 turnout. Tier 1 cuts already saved 1.7 million eliminating 17 teachers.
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Issue 15 keeps district funded with 6.53 mill levy
The five year levy of 1.985 million dollars annually will cover operating costs and avoid Tier 2 cuts that would have eliminated four teaching posts and 11 supplemental positions. It preserves sports bands and clubs, with superintendent Mike Cook praising community support and local leaders noting the plan maintains finances for three years.
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