Adams found guilty of murder in Lorain County case
Tove Adams, 44, was convicted after five hours of deliberation over two days on murder and related charges in the June 2, 2013, shooting of Anthony Coats. He faces a minimum 15 years to life plus a three year gun spec, with potential longer time depending on sentencing.
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Elyria
Tove Adams
Anthony
Coats
Adams
Kenneth Lioux
Lorain County Common Pleas
James Miraldi
Donna Freeman
Sara Colon
Lorain
Justin Torres
East 34Th Street
Pearl Avenue
Torres
Cedar Point Unveils Rougarou Roller Coaster
Cedar Point opens its Rougarou ride for the first time, featuring a 119 foot vertical loop, 103 foot dive loop, a 350 degree turn, an 83 foot loop and a 360 degree flat spin. The park operates daily through Labor Day with renovated Hotel Breakers and online coverage at chroniclet.com.
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Cedar Point
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Cedarpoint.com
Community groups push teen substance abuse prevention drive
Communities that Care of Lorain County urges broad local collaboration to curb teen drug and alcohol use. At the bi annual advisory board meeting Tim Williams called for police surveillance at stores to curb underage sales and supported drug testing policies for athletes and extracurriculars to deter peer pressure and future addiction risks.
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Elyria
Lorain County
CTC
Tim Williams
Elaine Georgas
Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board of
Communities That Care 2014 Pride Survey on Teen Substance Abuse
The survey shows alcohol at 21.9 percent of 10th graders in the past 30 days, followed by marijuana 13.1 percent and cigarettes 10.7 percent with 3.6 percent for prescription drugs. It notes mood, risk perception shifts, and crisis thoughts among eighth to tenth graders, plus helplines for addiction and mental health services.
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Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board
Lorain County
Akron Mayor Plusquellic to Retire After 1987 Tenure
Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic, 65, announces retirement set for May 31 amid disputes with City Council member Bob Hoch and the Akron Beacon Journal. Council President Garry Moneypenny expected to succeed him. tensions include a police chief denial of access and concerns over a costly 2006 lawsuit.
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Don Plusquellic
Garry Moneypenny
Plusquellic
Akron Beacon Journal
Bob Hoch
Hoch
State of the City
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