Elyria man indicted for aggravated robbery
Jamy Mack, 20, of Middle Avenue in Elyria, was indicted on first degree aggravated robbery and multiple robbery counts with firearm specifications. He was arrested March 22 after a robbery in the parking lot of 1930 Fowl Road, involving a stolen 9 mm handgun reported from Franklin County. Police sought two other suspects involved in the incident.
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Elyria
Jamy Mack
Middle Avenue
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Mack
Fowl Road
Franklin County
East Broad
Kipling
Circle K
Bell Avenue
Former student to address LCCC graduation in Elyria
Lorain County Community College will award its 40 year in the making associate degree to Michael J. Brown, joining the 2018 graduating class of 2 018. Brown, a Grafton native now in Henderson, Nevada, will speak at the commencement after completing degrees at Ohio State University and George Washington University. He initially pursued mortuary science before shifting to political science and earning a master’s. He withdrew from a Piano 100 course, which left him short of credits for graduation.
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Elyria
Lorain County Community College
Michael J. Brown
Brown
LCCC
Ohio State University
George Washington University
Grafton
Henderson
Nev
Lorain Couple Carry Flags of Honor for Son in Iraq
Lorain County couple Tom and Shary Bates carried the flag bearing their son Airman 1st Class Eric M. Barnes at Black River Landing as the Ohio Flags of Honor traveling memorial marked another leg. The family joined others to honor Ohio’s fallen soldiers including Lance Cpl. David Hall and more, in 54 degree evening near Lake Erie.
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Tom
Shary Barnes
Eric M. Barnes
U.S. Air Force
Lorain
Ohio
Black River Landing
Shary Bates
Lorain County
Iraq
Ohio Flags of Honor Foundation
Gino
Lisa Zimmer
U.S. Army Spc
Nicholaus Zimmer
Kufa
Gino Zimmer
Lake Erie
Lance Cpl
David Hall
Amherst Turnpike honors worker killed on duty in 1978
Amherst Township memorializes Kermit Starkey Sr a Norwalk native struck while working for the Ohio Turnpike Commission on February 14 1978. A dedication at the Amherst Maintenance Building unveiled a sign urging motorists to slow or move over for workers and first responders as part of a broader program honoring 12 Turnpike fatalities since 1967.
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Amherst
Kermit Starkey Sr
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Starkey
Ohio Turnpike
Norwalk
Amherst Post
Randy Cole
Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Center
Kenneth
Left
Kermit Starkey Jr
Turnpike
Kermit Starkey
Lorain County Summit hears on growth from outside experts
A Friday Lorain County Economic Summit brought in Mark Schweitzer of the Federal Reserve Bank and Jason Broadwater from Rock Hill to urge planners on connectivity and quality of life. The presentation highlighted transport links, downtown vitality, and creating a place where people want to live and work to draw talent to Lorain County.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
Rock Hill
S.C
Lorain County
Jason Broadwater
South Carolina
Chamber
Tony Gallo
Broadwater
Gallo
Schweitzer
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