Cut a judge official suggests Elyria Lorain county to trim judgeship
Commissioner Tom Williams weighs eliminating one General Division judgeship to shave costs amid a looming 2013 deficit possibly reaching ten million dollars. He notes past court data but questions its accuracy as county judges declined switching to eight.
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Elyria
Lorain
Tom Williams
Williams
Lion
Edward Zaleski
James Miraldi
Lorain County
Neighborhood Alliance distributes Thanksgiving turkeys
Linda Henriquez and 44 other Lorain families received turkeys stuffing pies and other holiday fare from the Neighborhood Alliance on Monday as part of its annual Thanksgiving drive. Sixty four turkeys were donated by 1888 Ohio Comp to the alliance for distribution to families with children at the Child Enrichment Centers in Elyria and Lorain. The remaining 20 turkeys will be delivered soon.
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Lorain
Linda Henriquez
Henriquez
Neighborhood Alliance
Ohio Comp
Elyria
Local Thanksgiving Meals Offer Free Community Dinners
Lorain County Community College hosts a free Thanksgiving dinner 5 to 7 p.m. in the Spitzer Conference Center Grand Room with student office support and donations. LaGrange United Methodist Church invites all to a 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. meal at 105 W. Main St. St Mary Church sponsors a noon to 3 p.m. parish dinner at 250 Third St. Sidelines Bar & Grille Elyria provides free delivery meals Thursday with orders by Wednesday via 440 322 6688.
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LCCC
Spitzer
LaGrange United Methodist Church
Main St
LaGrange
St. Mary Church
St. Mary Parish Hall
Third St
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Bar & Grille
Elyria
Ohio group calls for strict rules on exotic animal ownership
A Columbus study group on Monday urged Ohio to ban new ownership of venomous snakes monkeys tigers and other dangerous animals with limited exceptions. The move follows the Zanesville animal escape incident and Brent Kandra's death at an exotic facility in Columbia Station.
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Columbus
Ohio
Zanesville
Brent Kandra
Columbia Station
Kandra
John Kandra
Parents rally to save 4-H with Green Acres funds
A group of parents and children launch a letter campaign to direct part of the $265000 proceeds from the Green Acres orphanage sale to the OSU Extension Office for 4-H. Wellington board member Jacquie Devin, whose daughter Demi will donate $1000 from steer sales to Genesis House, urges county officials to allocate 87000 to 4-H for the coming year.
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Pittsfield
Green Acres
Wellington
Jacquie Devin
Lorain County
James Walther
Devin
Demi
Genesis House
OSU
Cop at fault in traffic crash investigation
Elyria patrolman Darrell Binford, responding to a disturbance at 138 Pennsylvania Ave, ran a red light and caused a crash, according to police Lt. Chris Constantino. The incident involved a man who believed he might have a gun after an encounter with youths near his daughter.
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Elyria
Darrell Binford
Pennsylvania Ave
Chris Constantino
Debt panel breaks up after failure to agree on cuts
Republicans and Democrats on the supercommittee blame each other after failing to reach a plan combining spending cuts and tax increases. The panel collapses without a deficit deal, leaving markets and lawmakers facing ongoing budget tensions.
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