Lawyer withdraws request to drop case in Avon Lake murder
Avon Lake woman Jeane Harrington faces murder and felonious assault charges for the 2011 death of her husband Michael Gabel. Her lawyer Troy Reeves withdrew a prior motion to drop the case due to delays in charging. Harrington is free on a $100000 bond.
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Keller to lead listening party of blues and folk rock in North Ridgeville
Joel Keller will host a 2 p.m. Saturday listening party featuring blues doo wop folk rock and rockabilly in North Ridgeville. A Your Town listing corrected the date and brief note on Whatzit puzzle solutions was omitted from prior editions. Census figures show Kipton Rochester and three other villages with small population changes since 2010.
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Ohio Midday Lottery Results and Notable Jackpots
Wednesday draw results list midday picks for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot stands at 150000 dollars while Classic Lotto carries a 4.9 million dollar jackpot.
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Lorain Police Chief Sees Consent Decree as Common Sense Reform
Lorain Police Chief Rivera argues the DoJ consent decree provisions are sensible steps. He cites limits on Tasers, bans on head blows, expanded training, and improved community relations as key reforms guiding a new three year strategic plan developed with Lorain County Community College and civilian advisory groups. Mayor Ritenauer agrees the DOJ inquiry prompted necessary improvements.
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Judge schedules hearing on Cleveland police consent decree
A federal judge set a status conference for June 12 to review Cleveland's consent decree with the Justice Department to reform the police department. DOJ and city officials announced a five month negotiation ending with an agreement requiring court approval and oversight by an independent monitor after findings of excessive force and rights violations.
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Lorain Ohio selects new school chief amid extended search
Seventeen candidates initially applied to replace Tucker in 2012, narrowed to 10 for 45 minute interviews. Stanford drew scrutiny after a March withdrawal over bus scheduling questions. Elyria hired Tom Jama to replace Rigda after the board restarted the search. Final timeline targets three by June, two by mid June, and a July 1 start with possible August extension.
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Elyria
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Columbus
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Rigda
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Lorain
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Commission
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Plaque fight over honoring Elyria firefighter Maynard Hintz
Local dispute centers on moving a plaque honoring Maynard Hintz from North Ridgeville to Elyria. Gene Kleinholz and Reese clash over the tribute's location, while Elyria officials weigh display at Cedar Street station. Hintz died in 1963 from electrocution near his home. the plaque opened with the North Ridgeville Fire Museum in 2004.
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Gene
Hintz
Elyria
Sudro- Curtis
North Ridgeville
Kleinholz
Richard
Benton
Cedar Street
David Hintz
Maynard
David
Maynard Hintz
Neinholz
Ohio House passes ban on pure caffeine powder after teen death
Stiner from Keystone High School died at home in LaGrange from cardiac arrhythmia and seizure linked to acute caffeine toxicity with over 70 micrograms per milliliter of blood. The FDA warns pure powder caffeine is lethal in small amounts and regulators push to curb bulk online sales. Ohio lawmakers approve a ban on pure caffeine powder with added restrictions to alcoholic powder products as the Senate negotiates the final version.
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LaGrange
Stiner
Uni
Toledo
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Ohio
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Greenville
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