Trump nominees targeted by bomb threats and swatting attacks
The Trump transition team says multiple cabinet nominees and appointees were hit by bomb threats and swatting. The FBI is investigating as law enforcement notes incidents against Elise Stefanik, Matt Gaetz, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, Lee Zeldin, Susie Wiles, and Pam Bondi, with threats reported across several states and at-home residences. Stefanik and family faced a warning while traveling for Thanksgiving. Zeldin reported a pipe bomb threat. Gaetz address threat noted but no devices found.
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Gift from Elyria Charities Inc boosts Neighborhood Alliance
Elyria Charities Inc founded in 2006 by Bill and Rachel Speidel has donated 500000 to Neighborhood Alliance. The gift funds a six phase capital campaign including a 3200000 Haven Center Shelter expansion and YMCA gym renovation. The drive aims to reach 1 million with a matching program and ongoing community programs since 1927.
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Thanksgiving kennel dinner highlights pet rescue strain
Tory Mittler, volunteering 11 years, notes only three cages open as others hold dogs awaiting adoption or reclaim. Amanda Smarr, inspired by Facebook, helps feed dogs and reflects on dogs lacking home security. A 1.4 million expansion adds 20 cages, bath area, and adopting space funded by ARPA, a state grant, and private donations.
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Elyria eyes rate hikes to fund aging water system upgrades
Elyria considers a staged water rate increase starting 2025 to fund rehab and possible replacement of aging transmission mains. The plan, drawn from a Black and Veatch model, would raise rates 15.25 percent through 2029, with larger earlier increases trimmed by delaying projects and expanding loans. Council members weigh public impact and credit card fee passthrough as a 2025 rise faces delinquent-bill concerns.
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