Former Elyria planner pitches high school plan at committee
Norm Failing, former Elyria city planner, proposes a combined Elyria High School using the old Lorain County Fairgrounds with new construction, linking Riverview Mobile Home site, and relocating district offices to the Washington Building. He argues for renovation of the current EHS and estimates about 40 million dollars, aiming to reduce costs from the previous 64 million proposal and address voters concerns.
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False police reports burden Elyria scene cost police time
A false shooting alarm in Elyria led to four hours of investigation by Chief Medders and six officers plus a detective. Nicole Jenkins, 18, was charged with making a false alarm after claiming a man was shot on George Street, while witnesses and area residents disputed the crime scene’s blood evidence. Police estimate 600 dollars in costs and note several false reports occur monthly, diverting resources from real emergencies.
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Taft vows to veto Ohio electronic slots bill
Gov. Bob Taft flags strong opposition to Senate Bill 313 allowing electronic slot machines in Ohio. Backers claim up to 500 million dollars annually, while opponents fear uncertain revenue and casino style gambling. Taft says he will veto if the bill reaches his desk and will oppose overrides. Senate President Finan confirms Taft communicated his stance.
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Prosecutor opens probe of investment fraud tied to ex broker
Cuyahoga County prosecutor William Mason affirmed a wide inquiry into an investment scam linked to Frank Gruttadauria, a former broker, and potential roles of Wall Street firms he worked with. Mason assigned three lawyers and an investigator to assess who knew what and whether crimes occurred after Gruttadauria was sentenced to seven years for bilking clients of over 50 million dollars.
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