Brothers named in Texas drug conspiracy trial
Tyler Morning Telegraph reports two Lorain County brothers, David F. Bernath and John M. Bernath of Elyria, on trial in federal court for conspiracy to import and possess drugs with intent to sell. Nine defendants were indicted in March. trial includes police and E T A witnesses and ties to an operation moving 15 tons of marijuana from Mexico and South America to the Midwest with profits estimated over 3 million dollars.
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Tyler
Texas
Lorain County
Mexico
South America
Elyria
Midwest
David F
Pete” Bernath
Sandy Lane
Elyria Township
John M. Bernath
Denison Ave
Bernath Brothers
William W. Justice
Elyria Police
US. Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S. Customs Bureau
Texas Department of Public Safety
al Leiby
Leiby
U.S
Ronald Sievert
Bernaths
Michael Wyborsk
Toledo
Timothy O’leary
Florida
Harvey Dail
United States
Sewage leak kills 1000 fish in Black River area
ODNR says a leak from a trickle filter pump at the old sewer plant on McAlpin Court released 100,000 to 150,000 gallons of untreated sewage into the Black River. The one mile spill was in Indian Hollow Metro Park area as of Tuesday afternoon with fish kills including minnows and carp. Authorities note dilution from heavy rain could reduce impact.
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Grafton
McAlpin Court
Black River
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Jim Petrasek
ODNR
Elyria
Lorain
Lake Erie
Stan Pijor
Piyor
Indian Hollow
Oberlin woman dies in Route 2 crash
Russia Township resident Marion I. Marshall, 62, of Leavitt Road near Oberlin, died after her car overturned in Route 2 median near Route 58 on a Tuesday night. Her son John C. Marshall Jr. was not seriously injured. An autopsy will determine the cause of death.
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Jeff Mohrman
Amherst
Lorain County
Russia Township
Marion I. Marshall
Leavitt Rd
Oberlin
Lorain Community Hospital
Amherst Police Department
John C. Marshall Jr
Robert Thomas
Marshall
North Ridgeville Tourism Bureau set to launch efforts
Ridgeville’s North Ridgeville Visitors Bureau, created by City Council in 1987 as a Chamber subsidiary, moves toward independence with a 1988-89 budget of 19,200 funded by bed tax. A seven member steering committee has met with ad agencies to craft a logo and brochure and plans quality annual projects. One aim is reviving First Night as a community celebration.
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North Ridgeville
Chamber of Commerce
Dayie Noll
Bureau
Noll
Visitor Bureau
Lorain County
Halloween Parade Scheduled for October 30 in Elyria
The annual Halloween parade in Elyria is set for Sunday October 30 at 2 30 p m with 130 pm parking restrictions. The route runs from West Avenue to Broad Street then East Avenue and finally Second Street to Court Street. No parking on Broad Street between East and West Avenues. No parking on Second Street from East Avenue to Court Street. No parking on East Avenue between Broad Street and Second Street. No parking on Court Street between ...
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Elyria
West Avenue
Broad Street
East Avenue
Second Street
Court Street
East
Chinese teacher visits North Olmsted aids cultural exchange
Visiting Chinese teacher Hungying Wan, 32, staying with Sue Lendzay near Olmsted Township, recalls Bush's visit after the Republican convention. Wan, teaching English in Xi Ning, notes long separations from her husband and rising local bus driver pay driving students away. Heather Lendry aims to become fluent in Chinese during future visits as her grandfather helps build China’s railroad coal dampers in Qin Huang Dan.
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Ulmy Leisk
North Olmsted
Hungying Wan
Wan
Bush
Sue Lendzay
Olmsted Township
Lendzay
China
North Olmsted High
Xi Ning
Lendry
Heather
Qin Huang Dan
Grafton recall signatures questioned raise probe concern
Six residents who signed recall petitions for Ward 3 City Councilman John Lescher and Council President Cheryl Hosek will be questioned on signature authenticity. Police chief James Drozdowski said only one has responded to interview requests as the Lorain County Crime Lab assists the inquiry and questions remain about a charter amendment petition. Meanwhile Harold and Cathy Butcher hired attorney Kenneth Siex to challenge the village officials over petition rejection, with a federal judge to decide validity.
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Grafton
Ward 3
John Lescher
Cheryl Hosek
James Drozdowski
Dan Pribich
Drozdowski
Lescher
Lorain County Crime Lab
Hosek
Elyria
Harold
Cathy Butcher
Plymouth Drive
Kenneth Siex
John S Haynes
Butcher
Yosts Oaks expansion gets planners nod in Elyria
Elyria planning commission preliminarily approves 92 custom homes for University Oaks off Prospect Street. Highland Development Co plans a 200000 to 250000 dollar home project on about 15 acres next spring after further surveying and utilities work for final approval. Separate vote rejects rezoning 75 acres on Oberlin Road to B4 Motor Vehicle Services. car wash plans blocked amid resident complaints. council committee must approve re zoning for move forward.
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Elyria
University Oaks
Prospect Street
Dale Yost
Highland Development Conants
Planning Commission
Highland
Commission
Oberlin Road
Homesite Court
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Tyler Morning Telegraph
Dail
Charles Bronson
David
John
Barrow
Alaska
Reagan
Marion Marshall
Ridgeville Visitor’s Bureau
Steve Fogarty
C-T
Susan Cross
Rungying Wan
Yost
Oaks
Desmond Griswold
Pree
McGwire
Homer
Wall Street
Oakland
Hiohe Near
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