Elyria Seeks to Re light Finwood for Festival of Lights
City aims to revive Holiday at Finwood Estates as part of Light Up Elyria with a target of about 60 000 in donations. LED lights will replace damaged setups and funds go to Finwood Ely Square and related decor. A December 1 Festival of Lights at Ely Square closes the event with community involvement and volunteer efforts.
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Lorain Teachers Pick New Leader Amid Budget Crisis
Lorain Education Association names Dean Reinhart president as contract talks loom in March while the district faces state takeover and possible layoffs. Reinhart, recalling past layoffs in 2007, vows to steady finances and support teachers amid pending district upheaval.
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Community mourns scam as cancer fundraiser falls apart
In North Baltimore a woman named Kimberlie Gustwiller faced felony theft charges after residents, including children selling bracelets and friends dyeing hair pink, raised thousands for her supposed cancer journey. Police say the claims were false and the town is heartbroken. Gustwiller, from McComb, posted bond and was released.
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Lorain babysitter accused in crowbar assault over debt
Police report 20 year old Melanie Crespo of 5000 block W Erie Ave Lorain attacked a woman and her boyfriend with a crowbar after demanding $100 for baby sitting. Crespo was arrested on felonious assault and criminal damage charges after being treated for hysteria. Grondin and Brooks described threats and property damage during the confrontation.
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Darrell Brooks
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Gaddy
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Whitfield
Columbus
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Ohio
Postal Service
Terrence McLean
Columbus Center
McLean
Lewis Dye
Ohio woman surrenders 60 animals to humane society
A central Columbus woman told a judge she will surrender 60 animals at her Orient home to the Capital Area Humane Society. Michelle Horn faced new animal abuse charges involving four dogs and a probation revocation hearing. The matters were rescheduled but Horn said the animals belonged to her son.
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