Man gets 7 years for deadly crash
Elyria judge gives Mark Ralich seven years for the November 27 2010 crash that killed 18 year old Andrew Vincent and injured two friends after speeding at 93 mph while intoxicated with alcohol marijuana and cocaine in his system. Vincent's family urged the maximum 18 year term.
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Vermilion case widens as three children aid agencies noted
Vermilion involved agencies expand as Vermilion Schools provided services to three Brothers Bartholomew children though not in regular classes. The Erie County Sheriff probes Adrienne Bartholomew and Isaac Brothers Bartholomew, whose 18 month old son died malnourished with brain bleed and two collapsed lungs. The sheriff questions the couple’s medical claims, says Isaac had no ongoing illness and no doctor visits in eight months, and awaits full autopsy and records on six other children. no charges yet.
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Not Forgotten Box Toy Drive Kicks Off Early in Elyria
The Chronicle Telegram reports the Not Forgotten Box drive begins early as Lorain County Chamber of Commerce members drop about 150 toys. The goal is 8 000 gifts for about 1 100 children with toy distribution planned for December 20 and 21.
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Elyria hires new consultant to curb rising health costs
Elyria officials seek savings as city health claims top 5.9 million this year. Mayor Holly Brinda notes 12 years with the same consultant and wants a fresh perspective to cut costs while preserving benefits for city employees.
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Ohio bill aims to end cat and mouse drug chemists game
Ohio lawmakers consider a measure to ban adding new compounds to synthetic drugs to skirt existing law. Prosecutors say changing molecular content lets bath salts and herbal incense stay legal while keeping users’ effects, prompting a crackdown led by Attorney General Mike DeWine and special prosecutor Matt Donahue.
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