Township fights noise clash at Jailhouse Taverne
Trustees and residents clash over a noise resolution that bans loud music within 100 feet of the Jailhouse Taverne. Incumbents Wesemeyer and Kasinec defend the zoning issues and permit history while opponents push for meetings and recall-style action amid a petition and social media pressure.
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Homer-Miller
Weigel
Jailhouse Taverne
Wesemeyer
Kasinec
Homer Miller
The
Chronicle
Zoning Board of Appeals
Lorain County
Ohio
Change.org
Cuyahoga Falls
Grafton Township
John
Andy
Christie
Jean Haight
Carl Wesemeyer
Debates Over Domestic Terrorism Labeling of Pipeline Protests
Shamsi notes the Patriot Act's broad domestic terrorism definition risks legal overreach as 84 lawmakers question if Dakota Access pipeline protesters are labeled terrorists. FBI and DHS reports show concern over black identity extremist labels. critics urge precise, nonideological enforcement amid ongoing protests and officer fatalities.
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Shamsi
United States
Congress
Justice Department
Department
Morton County
N.C
Sheriff's Office
U.S
Ken Buck
R-Cole
FBI
Foreign Policy
Black Lives Matter
Ferguson
Brennan Center
Homeland Security Department
Intercept
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Trump
Opioid Epidemic Shifts in U S Health Debate
Health officials describe a complex opioid crisis driven by aggressive marketing and easy access to pills that lead to heroin and fentanyl use. Officials note declines in new addictions and prescription rates while urging treatment and prevention, with experts cautious about whether initiation has peaked.
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Anne Schuchat
CDC
Brian Moran
Virginia
Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security
Hartman
University of Michigan
Jonathan Caulkins
Carnegie Mellon University
Cleveland
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Cincinnati
Long Island
N.Y
Raleigh
N.C
New Bedford
Mass
Charleston
W.va
Cleveland sues drugmakers over opioid misrepresentation
Cuyahoga County officials file a civil action against major pharmaceutical firms accusing them of misled the public about opioid dangers to boost sales. The suit names large companies and four doctors tied to industry funded research. Local deaths from overdoses rise with hundreds expected this year.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Elyria
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University of California, San Diego
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Elyria Catholic
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