Chrysler cuts hit Elyria dealer as Fiat merger reshapes lineup
Abraham Auto Mall on East Broad Street in Elyria learns Chrysler and Jeep brands will be dropped after the Corp merger with Fiat. Owner Nick Abraham says the store will stay open with no layoffs and notes strong regional sales despite losing those brands.
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Lorain County court clerk indicted on theft charges
Lorain County Family Court clerk Jacquelyn Morales 38 was arrested on a secret indictment alleging two counts of theft. The charges cover January 2007 to August 2008 and are not related to her juvenile division duties. Morales is free on bond and arraignment is set for next week.
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Embattled Lorain cop takes 60 day leave under last chance agreement
Lorain police officer Thomas Toothman with 17 years on the force begins a 60 day unpaid layoff after signing a last chance agreement. He must complete an accredited alcohol program and submit to random tests upon return, and may not be late or use sick time without a doctor’s note. Any violation triggers firing. Safety Director Phil Dore calls it his final chance.
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Foreclosure filed over Elyria Holiday Inn loan default
A Plano bank files suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court seeking foreclosure on Ely Associates LLP owner of the Holiday Inn Elyria on Lorain Boulevard. The suit says 6.3 million was borrowed in 1997 and that taxes and franchise fees have not been paid for months. InterContinental Hotels Group demands the property cease operating as a Holiday Inn by March 31.
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Fire OT overrun endangers Lorain fire stations
Lorain faces possible closing of all four fire stations after overtime funding ran over budget. Fire Chief Tom Brown warned he may become the first chief in 20 years to shutter a station as the department reduces daily staffing from 17 to 14 firefighters starting Monday.
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