Police seek liquor hearing for Club Dolce license
Elyria police want a hearing before the state liquor control division before transferring the license of Club Dolce at 619 Griswold Road. Safety director Chris Eichenlaub cited recent calls as reason to request more scrutiny and city council discussion.
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Club Dolce
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State Division of Liquor Control
Safety Service
Chris Eichenlaub
Council
Eichenlaub
Griswold Road
Whiskey Ranch
Lorain mulls using funds to buy demolish land bank blighted areas
The Federal Programs Committee urged City Council to allocate $600000 of remaining Neighborhood Stabilization Program money to buy demolish and land bank blighted Lorain properties. City received $3.03 million in 2009 stimulus funds for blight cleanup. $170000 would come from demolition and $430000 from rehabilitation to speed property clearance.
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Lorain
Federal Programs Committee
Memorial honors Officer Kerstetter amid grief in Elyria
County officials gathered for the yearly memorial two months after Elyria officer James Kerstetter was fatally shot on March 15 while responding to a call on 18th Street. Elyria Police Chief Duane Whitely thanked departments nationwide for support during the difficult time.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Duane Whitely
James Kerstetter
Whitely
Kerstetter
Lorain County Fallen Officers Honor Roll Through 2010
A list honoring Lorain County law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty, spanning Wellington, Amherst, Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin, Vermilion and surrounding areas from 1883 to 2010. Names include George Brenner Rupert Becker Fred Webber Charles Deal Franklin Strohl Howard Taft George Kirk Edmund Smith Michael George John Palermo Robert Woodall Francis Smolka Kenneth Tomaszewski Robert Perez James Kerstetter.
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Wellington
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Amherst
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Lorain
Charles C. Deal
Franklin J. Strohl
Lorain County
Howard B. Taft
Elyria
George Kirk
Edmund G. Smith
Michael J. George
John P. Palermo
Robert Woodall
Oberlin
Francis Smolka
Vermilion
I Kenneth M. Tomaszewski
Robert Perez
Ohio
James A. Kerstetter
Obama names Elena Kagan to Supreme Court
President Obama presents Elena Kagan as a unifying voice for a split court and a champion of ordinary Americans. If confirmed she would be the youngest justice and bring the court to three women for the first time. Republicans plan lengthy hearings, but Dems hold a Senate edge aiding eventual approval.
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Barack Obama
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U.S. Solicitor General
Harvard Law School
Obama
John Paul Stevens
Kagan Joins Supreme Court In Obama Era Echo
Obama taps Elena Kagan for a lifetime seat, linking two fast risers in the liberal Democratic ranks. Both notable for intellect, limited prior experience, and pragmatist yet activist views shaping early court expectations.
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