Lorain County sewer board trims three members
Lorain County Rural Wastewater District known as LORCO will have a smaller board after removing three members from the Lorain County Commissioners office, Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative, and the county General Health District. A hearing is set next month on Wellington Township’s potential withdrawal. The move follows expansion plans for Eaton and Carlisle townships with a route to Avon Lake Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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Wellington
Lorain County Rural Wastewater District Board
LORCO
Lorain-Megina Rural Electric Cooperative
Health District
Laire
Wellington Township
Fred Alspach
Ken Carney
Lorco Board
Jim
McConnell
Eaton
Carlisle
Avon Lake
Majoras to step down as Elyria dog warden
Elyria county coordinates replacement after Tom Majoras agrees to demote to deputy dog warden to reduce stress on himself and family. He will stay on to aid transition as county aims to fix years of pound problems including prior theft cases and recent deputy’s drug and domestic violence conviction.
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Elyria
Tom Majoras
Majores
James
Majoras
Cordes
George Belinsky
Belinsky
Pound
James David Shelton
Lorain Mayor plans to fill wetlands to curb West Nile
Lorain Mayor Craig Foltin seeks council action to halt new wetlands at Edinwood Preserve and to fill existing wetlands near the Colorado Industrial Park. The move aims to reduce mosquito habitats blamed for West Nile Virus. Proposals include acquiring or donating 45 acres north of the site to expand Elmwood Preserve and reclassify land as wetlands. Local residents and agencies have studied the area, amid public concern over health and mosquitos. Local officials note 30 positive pools countywide this year, with one in Lorain.
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Lorain
Edinwood Wetlands Preserve
Craig Foltin
Colorado
Safety Service
Craig Miller
Foltin
Trust
Thomas Mikus
Miller
Elmwood
Jakmas
Washington Avenue
Oho Environmental Protection Agency
Army Corps of Engineers
Elmwood Cemetery
North Ridge Road
West Nile
Terry Tomaszewski
Prosecutors say judge erred in early release case
Elyria prosecutors contend Common Pleas Judge Kosma J. Glavas erred when he granted early release to Bennett S. Jones, who shot Anthony Moss Jr. during a 1999 robbery. Jones, then 18, served about three years of an eight year term before release. prosecutors seek five more years before eligible.
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Elyria
Bennett S. Jones
Anthony Moss Jr
Emerald Drive
Jones
Common Pleas
Kosma J. Glavas
Michael Kinlin
Kenneth Lieux
Glavas
Lieux
Ohio Supreme Court
Inside a SWAT style academy glimpse of real law enforcement
Reporter Angela Inge attends an eight week Citizen's Police Academy run by the County Sheriff to reveal real training. The article recounts mock building searches and felony traffic stops inside an abandoned building, weighty gear, loud blasts, and the contrast with TV depictions. Capt. Rich Resender notes the need for officers to enter dangerous scenes at odd hours and acknowledges limited K-9 availability.
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Lorain County Sherif
Angela Inge
The
Chronicle
Eing
COPS
SWAT
Sheriff's Deputies
Stepping Stones
Sheriff’s Enmice
Tim Mahar
Mahar
Rich Resender
Murray Ridge Road
Resendez
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