State auditor criticizes Building Department in Chronicle report
A confidential draft report obtained by The Chronicle Telegram criticizes Dan Harkins building department for staffing gaps and incomplete housing inspections. It suggests hiring two full time housing inspectors at about 88 500 could raise 200 000 from rental and point of sale inspections and revive street by street code sweeps. The piece notes the department remains well certified with strong records and higher permit output than peers while utilities staff face meter reading issues and funding pressures loom from Ford Motor Company.
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Dan Harkins
Chronicle-Telegram
State Auditor
Chronicle Telegram
Joe Koziura
Bill Desvari
Craig Foltin
Shawver
Toddler injured as SUV door opens. driver charged
A Lorain 18 month old fell from a moving 2002 Chevy Blazer when a rear door opened on Route 57. Driver Sydney Jackson, 23, faces charges of driving under suspension, child endangering, child restraint violation and no insurance. The child was treated and released. Bond posted. additional bad check warrant noted.
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Dan Harkins
Hennicle
Lorain
Relyhe Jackson
Jackson
Community Health Partners
Lorain City
Elyria
Mark Provenza
Prosecutor Pushes Pipe Bomb Case to Trial
Prosecutors charged two teens with manufacturing an explosive after a March incident left one boy with the loss of use of a right hand and another with abdominal injuries. A pretrial hearing occurred Wednesday with another set for June 30 in county Juvenile Court. Police found unexploded bombs and bombing equipment at the Stoney Ridge Road residence.
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Faye List
List
Stoney Ridge Road
Journey for Hope brings Iraqi baby to Ohio for treatment
An eight month old Iraqi girl Fatemah Hassan travels with her mother to Columbus Ohio for surgery to treat a cavernous hemangioma on her neck and chest wall. Lt Col Todd Fredricks Dr Gayle Gordillo and lawmakers Strickland Rockefeller arrange expedited visas and medical care at Children's Hospital Columbus.
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Beyda
Amir Abdul Jabar
Fatemah Hassan
Army
Spc
Mariana K. Beshai
Balad
Iraq
Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Todd Fredricks
Marietta
Ted Strickland
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Fatemah
Amir Abdul Jabar II
Fredricks
Stabi
Lize Her
Columbus Dispatch
Children’s Hospital
Gayle Gordillo
Strickland
Mike Brumbage
1St Infantry
Baghdad
Jay Rockefeller
West Virginia
Gordillo
Ramstein
Germany
Rickenbacker Air National
United States
Rockefeller
Ohio and Children’s Hospital
OneCampus NEU aims to keep graduates in Northeast Ohio
A regional higher education group unveiled OneCampus NEU to retain grads in the local workforce. Backed by a $100,000 Cleveland Foundation grant, the plan increases area student enrollment and strengthens ties to local life and employment across 23 colleges.
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Cleveland Foundation
Northeast Ohio
Lorain police seal drug house on Oakdale Avenue
Lorain police and county deputies raided 1703 Oakdale Ave in a drug house operation. The deserted property has seen 82 police calls over three years and will be shuttered for a year to curb drug activity. Authorities say more nuisance closures may follow on Oakdale Street.
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Lorain
Oakdale Avenue
del Rivera
Oakdale Ave
Lorain County
Gary Bennett
Pennsylvania
Albert Rivera
Oakdale
West 17
Greener Pastures and Mobility Challenges in Northeast Ohio
A study notes limited regional identity among students from outside Northeast Ohio and describes commuter patterns. It highlights isolation from peer groups, unknown shared demographics, and mobility issues to the city. It calls for leveraging local culture and institutions to attract and retain students.
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Charles Hickman
Ballinger
OneCampus Neu
Northeast Ohio Council of Higher Education
LCCC
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Brad Dicken
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