Judge Burge Faces Special Grand Jury Probe
A Lorain County judge says a Franklin County visiting judge and an Ohio attorney general official gathered at the Justice Center to oversee a special grand jury probing one of the county’s general division judges. Burge indicates rumors point to him as the subject while officials keep details confidential.
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Lorain County Justice Center
County Common Pleas
James Burge
Burge
Franklin County
Justice Center
Ohio
Matt Donahue
Ohio Supreme Court
Dale Crawford
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Will
Mike DeWine
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Pioneer High Marching Band Bows Out At Appreciation Concert
Elyria Ohio seniors in the Pioneer Marching Band concluded a season that included 10 football games three shows and a Cleveland International Tattoo. The concert on West Avenue drew parents teachers and residents as band director John Shepka praised community support for the ensemble. The program lasted more than an hour and honored graduating seniors.
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Kristin Bauer
Chronicle
Elyria High School
Ely Square
Pioneer Marching Band
Elyria
Elyria High School Pioneer
West Avenue
Second Street
Old County Courthouse
John Shepka
UH Elyria partners with group to treat drug withdrawal
In Lorain County the growing heroin crisis pushes hospitals to adapt. University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center teams with GMA consultants, a Cuyahoga County group, to provide on site addiction medicine services for detox during hospital stays. Dr. Chris Adel- remarks on the pattern of non addiction admissions leading to withdrawal treatment.
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Elyria
Lorain County
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Cuyahoga County
GMA Con
Sultants
Chris Adel
Keystone Schools to Cut Five Teachers and Reduc e Sports
After voters rejected a 5.95 mill operating levy Keystone Schools trimmed five teaching positions including two elementary two middle and one high school post plus a special education aide and a cleaning job. The board also dropped middle school softball and all high school freshmen athletics as it seeks about 610000 in savings.
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Jay Arbaugh
Arbaugh
Ex-official pleads no contest in Cavs ticket case
Former Grafton Village Councilman Tom Smith pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of persistent disorderly conduct for accepting 595 worth of Cavaliers tickets from a village contractor. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 250, both suspended, and must donate 600 to Grafton Parks and Recreation. He agreed not to seek elected office for four years.
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Grafton Village
Tom Smith
Cleveland Cavaliers
Smith
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Bowling Green Based
Poggemeyer Design Group
North Ridgeville
Ton Morgan
Grafton
Parks and Recreation Department
Paul St. Marie
Morgan
BCI
Poggemeyer
Olive Garden
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