Elyria drug sweep nets 15 arrests in Street Sweeper 2013
The Elyria Narcotics Unit concluded Street Sweeper 2013, a four day operation that netted 15 arrests for heroin and cocaine trafficking. Officers raided 144 Brunswick Drive Apt C and charged Kristin Collins and Mitchell Krugman with trafficking in drugs and related offenses.
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Elyria
Sun
Rise
Kristin Collins
Mitchell Krugman
Brunswick Drive
Apt. C
Far West Side
Chris Costantino
Marvin Cannon
Carl Ra Smith
Lorain
Lorain County
Whither to Park Oberlin Street Construction Hurts Local Businesses
In Oberlin, Krista Long and other West College Street business owners report three weeks of daytime parking disruption due to street and sewer work. Dust and limited access deter customers, threatening holiday shoppers at Long’s Ben Franklin store and nearby eateries as city crews tackle three projects, including sewer line replacement and streetscape improvements.
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Oberlin
Krista Long
West College Street
Long
Ben Franklin
Eric Norenberg
Chief to face reprimand over satirical VPD paper
Vermilion Police Chief Chris Hartung will receive a written reprimand from Mayor Eileen Bulan for a four page newsletter titled The VPD Insider. The profane satirical piece mocked the Amish mayoral candidates and police staff and was circulated anonymously after being removed from Hartung’s desk.
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Vermilion
Chris Hartung
The
Onion
Vermilion Police Department
Eileen Bulan
Hartung
VPD
Amherst weighs removing park gun ban after lawsuit
Amherst weighs amending a 1995 park firearm ban after Ohioans for Concealed Carry sued Oberlin, aiming to align local ordinance with 2007 Ohio Revised Code. Law Director Tony Pecora says the city will vote Monday to decide whether to change the rule to permit concealed carry in public parks without authorization.
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Amherst
Oberlin
Amherst Law
Tony Pecora
Pecora
Ordi
Challenge filed in court over Ohio Medicaid expansion funding
A lawsuit filed with the Ohio Supreme Court by two anti abortion groups and six Republican lawmakers argues the Controlling Board overstepped its authority by approving a $2.56 billion federal funding plan to expand Medicaid. The move bypassed full legislative approval and targets thousands of newly eligible residents starting January. The filing contends the board ignored legislative intent and violated the Ohio Constitution. The Controlling Board previously cleared the funding as part of the two year budget enacted in June.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Controlling Board
The
General Assembly
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