Fisher Brunner to speak at Oberlin Power Shift summit
Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher and Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, both Democrats seeking the U.S. Senate seat, will address the Power Shift Ohio Summit in Oberlin. Fisher joins Elizabeth Kucinich at 8 p.m. today at Oberlin High School. Brunner offers a 12:30 p.m. Sunday talk at the same venue as hundreds of students gather to push for clean energy jobs and oppose a Meigs County coal plant.
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Ohio Student Environmental Coalition
Energy Justice Network
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Cornell University
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Corrections on Amherst council recounts and flu clinic updates
The Chronicle Telegram notes no automatic recount for Amherst City Council unless provisional ballots widen the gap by half a percent. Elyria Health Department schedules flu shot clinics with dates and locations and a hotline for details.
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Ohio Lottery Friday midday and Mega Millions draws summary
Ohio results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for midday and evening runs, Rolling Cash 5 and Ten-Oh game sequences, plus jackpots for Rolling Cash 5 at 257000 and Classic Lotto at 5.4 million. Mega Millions Friday numbers 7 11 27 40 46 with Mega Ball 8 and an estimated 63 million jackpot. Out of state results include Michigan Daily 3 8 8 1 Daily 4 2 4 7 1 FantAsy 5 1 6 14 17 36 Pennsylvania Daily Number 6 5 0 Big 4 2 4 2 8 Cash 5 8 19 37 42 43 West Virginia Daily 3 8 5 9 Daily 4 1 9 5 0.
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Newspaper Staff Phone Book Listing
Editor Andrew R Young manages news and features through contact lines listed for editors and departments including managing editor news editor sports editor photography chief features editor and marketing director with advertiser and classified hotlines and office hours for daily operations.
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New judge named to Weaver case
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Mark Bedleski will hear whether to overturn Clarence Weaver’s 1994 murder conviction and prison term. He replaces Judge James Burge, who stepped aside after signaling he believed Weaver was wrongfully convicted. Burge’s August letter to the Ohio Parole Board cited doubt over Weaver’s guilt and considered DNA testing, which yielded no usable results.
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Clarence Weaver
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Elyria Woman Sentenced in 2006 Trustee Crash
Diana Walls received a two year prison term for a fatal 2006 crash that killed Henrietta Township trustee Edward Born. Judge James Miraldi suspended Walls’s license for life and ordered $12,000 restitution to Born’s family. Walls ran a stop sign on Gore Orphanage Road and collided with Born’s Dodge Ram 250, pinning him beneath it. Born III took over as township trustee after his brother.
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Butch” Born III
Avon man charged after shooting woman at Timber Lake Townhomes
Amber Rodriguez remained in serious condition at MetroHealth Medical Center after being shot Tuesday as a Douglas Masaitis opened fire while chasing alleged thieves at Timber Lake Townhomes in Avon. Masaitis faces felonious assault charges while two accomplices, Antonio Caraballo and Samuel David, are held on theft criminal damaging and breaking and entering charges without bail in Lorain County Jail.
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Break-ins Tied to VFW and American Legion Theft
Police say Ai is accused in two burglaries totaling about 25,000. On July 9 in Erie County the VFW Post 7576 on Poorman Road was robbed of roughly 14,000 from a safe and lock boxes. On Sept 24 the American Legion Hall at 2713 State Route 60 in Vermilion saw an estimated 11,000 stolen. Authorities seek additional suspects as investigations continue.
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Lorain County to close jail wing as costs soar
Elyria closed its jail in September to save money and the county may close a jail wing and lay off corrections officers. City braces for five new officers funded by a $1.4 million federal stimulus grant over four years, saving about $350,000 annually. Layoffs to be decided after bumping redraws. six Parks employees may be cut, ending the Parks Department. Krasienko blames prior administration for deficit growth.
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Police officers win recognition for Wilkes Villa work
Elyria officers Sumpter and Grove, assigned to the Wilkes Villa complex via LMHA funding, received plaques for proactive enforcement of the trespassing policy. They work under Jim Long of LMHA and report to him, with duties including kid-focused engagement at the Boys and Girls Club and contributing amid looming layoffs from local tax defeats.
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Elyria Police Department
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SMHA
Lorain
Elyria City
Wilkes Villa
Duane Whitely
Elyria
Candy buyback fundraiser grows with community help
Nagy recalls 200 kids and 300 pounds of candy in year one, doubling next year and again this year he anticipates 1000 pounds. He buys candy at $1 per pound for troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, with greeting cards from kids. A Marine widow’s story inspired the effort, now boosted by Macy’s donation and strong local support. The event also funds Lorain County Children Services and Neighborhood House Association, plus raffles for an iPod Nano and $1,000.
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Afghanistan
Iraq
Macy’s
Lorain County Children Services
Neighborhood House Association
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