Hangover remark links Elyria bank robbery to broader case
Elyria resident David McDonough 32 was indicted on a bank robbery charge after telling clerks he had a severe hangover during the June 17 incident. Federal documents say he handed a note demanding 3000 dollars and fled, identified by witnesses and phone records. The case ties to a Dec 20 home invasion in which Brady Phillips faces murder charges. Serrano is also involved and McDonough acted as a witness.
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Lorain Libraries Face Funding Shifts Amid Rising Use
Lorain Public Library System notes more checkouts and greater demand for free services as state funding shrinks. Local levies now fund the majority of operating costs, reversing the 2005 budget balance, with officials presenting at North Ridgeville branch and other sites.
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Lawyer seeks removal of docket details from online court site
Lorain County defense attorney Anthony Rich urges prosecutors to join his bid to scrub the online Lorain Clerk of Courts docket during jury trials. He says jurors could see past convictions and bias proceedings against several clients including three murder suspects. Assistant prosecutor Peter Gauthier did not join the motion.
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Goodwill Van Service Opens for Lorain County Rides
Goodwill Industries of Lorain to run two handicapped accessible vans from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Residents may start calling for rides on Monday and Tuesday. One way trips cost 5 dollars and round trips 7.50 dollars, with service for elderly and disabled to reach doctors, groceries, and pharmacies.
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Benefit Saturday for Landen Pasenow's AML fight in Elyria
NorthEast Ohio readers gather at the Hileman Building New London on Saturday for a charity event aiding Landen Pasenow 2 with acute myeloid leukemia. Proceeds help cover medical bills while his family hopes for bone marrow transplant if chemo and surgeries fail.
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