Avon area woman Kathleen Noll dies at 49 after Avon Lake life
Kathleen P Finneran Noll 49 of Avon died Friday after 22 years in Avon Life included a degree from Ohio University and a master from Bowling Green State University She taught reading at West Carlisle School and belonged to St Mary of the Immaculate Conception Swan Survivors include husband George C daughter Jennifer E Noll son Nathan at home parents Joseph and Luene Finneran sister Marita Papp brothers Martin and Gary Finneran Funeral services set at Visenick Funeral Home and St Mary Church Burial at St Joseph Cemetery Memorials to Ireland Cancer Center or West Carlisle Garden School
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Joseph Cemetery
Avan
Ireland Cancer Center
Breast Cancer Research Fund
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Cleveland
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West Carlisle
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LaGrange
Army doctor Otto Apel dies after Ohio Hall of Fame induction
Dr Otto F Apel Jr. a MASH surgeon and Korea veteran, collapsed and died after being inducted into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame. Born 1923, he developed arterial repair techniques, contributed to MASH episodes, wrote a Korea war memoir, and was honored among 19 new inductees. His death followed a stroke during the Franklin County ceremony.
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Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame
Otto F Apel
Stockdale
Piice County
Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
Korea
Apel
Portsmouth
Ile
Franklin County Veterans Memorial
Grant Medical Center
Paul Andre
San Francisco
Andre
Hollywood
History Channel
State study may close two Midview schools in expansion plan
The State Schools Facilities Commission is studying Midview Schools to decide on expansions or renovations, likely recommending closing East Carlisle Elementary and possibly Grafton Primary. A new elementary school and upgrades at Brush Elementary, Midview Middle, and Midview High are expected, with state funding covering 45 percent of costs.
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East Carlisle
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Carlisle Township
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Veshne
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Brush
Midview High School
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Lorain County
Avon Lake Mayor Urbin Evidence Expanded in Case
Prosecutors filed new court documents in Elyria alleging Mayor Vince Urbin stole 2677 dollars from the Mayors Ball charity and used funds to cover a personal mortgage. The filing adds golf outings and 1995 to 1999 wedding records and a transcript of former Finance Director Susan Valasco’s grand jury testimony.
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Avon Lake
Vince Urbin
Urbin
William Doyle
Avon Lake Finance
Susan Valasco
Fountain Bleau
Irbins
Fountan Bleau
Dan Urbin
Laquor
Valasco
Bush family tax fraud case leads to restitution and fines
Rosenbaum describes widespread falsification of tax reports over four years with white collar actors facing similar scrutiny. The Bushes admit partial sale of an Avon stake and discuss retained proceeds. Debra and Michael Bush plead guilty to multiple counts of tax fraud, with racketeering dropped against them and their firm M Bush & Co pleading guilty to engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity. The state seeks to reopen the Lorain store as $176000 in unpaid taxes is confirmed. restitution totals $450000 in penalties interest and estimates.
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Avon
Tne
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Neal M Jamison
Janas
Lorain
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Ohio Department of Taxation
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LORCO Seeks Sewer Expansion Across Townships
LORCO with six members seeks to extend sewer service to portions of Eaton and Carlisle townships and unincorporated areas of Carlisle and Baton townships. The district has not laid pipe yet and will begin negotiations with treatment centers once its status is confirmed.
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Carlisle
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Baton
Alspach
Prosecutors mull appeal over recant evidence in sex abuse case
Lorain prosecutors may appeal Judge Betleski's ruling allowing testimony about an earlier abuse claim by one victim's sister in the Randy Tucker case. Tucker was acquitted of one rape count and 51 counts of gross sexual imposition involving four girls aged 12 to 14. The appeal would challenge whether the judge erred in permitting that testimony.
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Elyria
Tony Cule
Common Pleas
Math ” Bedeshi
Randy D Tucker
Elvria Avenue
Lorain
Tola Cillo
Betleski
John R Keys
Tucker
Keys
Councilwoman pushes repeal of Meadows Lake Waterbury plans
North Ridgeville council member Gail Minnich announces repeal legislation for Meadows Lake and Waterbury developments after two residents petitions are found legally sufficient. Kingston Place also in vote to repeal as mayor withdraws support following rezoning defeat.
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West Side
Gail Minnich
Meadows Lake
Waterbury
City Hall
Kingston Place
North Ridgeville
Deanna Hull
Marshall tied to gun threat during Lake Erie dispute
Convicted from bond and jailed until sentence, Marshall faced closing arguments as Assistant Prosecutor Katsaros pressed jurors to rely on initial police statements. A girlfriend described a daytime argument over housework that escalated when Marshall allegedly grabbed her hair, threw her on a couch, and pressed a handgun to her head. Marshall claimed bruises came from a boat trip and said he restrained her to stop her from driving while intoxicated. A 58 year old schoolteacher corroborated, but the prosecutor argued Marshall invented the tale to avoid punishment. An investigating officer said the case against Marshall withstood scrutiny.
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Asile Kaisaros
Marshall
Lake Erie
Katsaros
Protest for Global Economy Turns Raucous Downtown
A downtown protest led by the 4 Humans Economy group urged nonviolence but grew disruptive as marchers crossed into the city center. Demonstrators chanted against corporate greed and waved varied banners while some toppled barricades and damaged windows. Police later arrested two, Collin Moore and Clifford Caleb, for rioting and banners were unfurled inside Music Hall on Thursday night.
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Louisville
Clifford Caleb
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
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