Juvenile detention population declines in Ohio girls reach low
Ohio youth services chief notes juvenile detention drops from 2177 in 2001 to 1596 in April with girls falling from 187 to 72. Community based services and family involvement reduce juvenile crime as adult prison population rises to 49973. Mental health courts and local detention expand.
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Tom Stickrath
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WEOL Radio reshuffles lineup in Northeast Ohio
WEOL AM 930 announces schedule changes on June 2. Paul Harvey News and Comment moves to 11 45 a m, The Clark Howard Show shifts to noon 3 p m weekdays, with Jim Allen sports at 12 30 p m and Larry Wright interviews moved earlier. Station aims to keep Harvey as a Northeast Ohio outlet while adjusting morning features.
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van Dyke
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WEOL
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Rush Limbaugh
Roxy’s Reads & Remnants Opens in Amherst With Local Focus
Deborah Born launches a general bookstore on Park Avenue Amherst highlighting Ohio authors and local crafts. The shop features 3000 4000 books including military history sports biographies and westerns with a 10 am to 4 pm grand opening plus an author event with Debbie Alferio noon to 2 pm.
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Enter Born
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Mark Born
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Roxy
Born
Park Avenue
Elyria
Cleveland State University
Ohio
Debbie Alferio
New bookstore opens in Amherst with community focus
Roxy's Reads & Remnants debuts at 132 Park Ave Amherst offering hours Mon-Wed 9 to 6 Thu closed Fri 9 to 7 Sat 10 to 4. Phone number 440 988-0024 and email roxysreads yahoo.com. Owner says the shop aims to be a community space rather than a personal venture.
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Accused killers seek interviews with execution team
Attorneys for Ruben Rivera and Ronald McCloud press to interview three medically trained members of Ohio's execution team after Lorain County Judge James Burge denied the request. Prosecutor Dennis Will opposes, noting team qualifications are already established though exact training details remain undisclosed. The case could result in death sentences if convictions occur.
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Will
Jeff Gamso
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American Civil Liberties Union
Ohio
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