DUI Habit Nets Him 18 Months
Lorain man James Brown 44 of Beavercrest Drive, convicted 15 times for drunken driving, was sentenced to 18 months. Judge Gustavo Nunez ordered one year in the city jail and the rest in the county jail due to crowding, with a $975 fine and a three year license suspension for two March and April last year offenses.
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Inmates sue Lorain jail over crowding
The Armbruster Kelly firm sued in U S District Court in Cleveland on behalf of inmate Bradley Hampton alleging Lorain City jail is over capacity. The suit seeks to limit inmate numbers, citing 39 cells and 44 inmates with five in psychiatric observation, and claims conditions violate standards.
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Jennifer's long walk home from Liberty Elementary
Jennifer, a second grader from Liberty Elementary, was allowed to walk home after her teacher asked her to follow a classmate. She lives 3.2 miles away on Jaycox Road and wandered nearly a mile before a stranger helped her cross to a Speedway station where police were alerted.
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Elyria High Student Hit By Van On Middle Ave
Elyria High freshman Ersula Burns was struck on Middle Avenue near Lorain County Title Co. at about 7:45 am while crossing without a crosswalk. A witness described the hood impact as the van carried her briefly before stopping. An unrelated student from another school drove the vehicle.
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Police say baby part of drug deal
A 2 month old girl was abandoned when her father loaned his car with her inside to buy cocaine. Christopher G. Raifsnyder, 28, was charged with child endangering as police investigated the infant's involvement in a suspect drug deal and the car’s disappearance.
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West Avenue
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Third Street
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Middle Avenue
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Accent a Lottery Auctions 63 Op-Ed Business 2 Opinion
A column-opinion piece discusses the role of lottery auctions in commerce and public policy. It argues for regulated or selective use, weighing potential revenue against social impact and accessibility concerns. The author urges thoughtful oversight and clearer accountability.
Chronicle Carriers Prompted Our Late Arrival
A brief note cites delays caused by issues with the Chronicle carrier, apologizing for tardiness and asking readers to overlook the hiccup while promising prompt service in the future.
Piling In Burgeoning Cuban Exodus Flocks to Guantanamo
The Cuban exodus continues filling Guantanamo Bay Naval Base as talks between World and TIME WARNER progress over a potential NBC deal. The report notes mounting refugee pressure and corporate negotiations shaping broadcast strategy.
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