Warrant arrests and multiple charges in Lorain county blotter
On Saturday and Sunday August 14 15 Lorain County officers made a series of arrests. Jose Arroyo 24 failed to stop at a red light and remained driving a car with previous owner plates. he was held on a warrant and suspended license. Donald Little 43 was jailed after domestic violence and assault allegations following a report by his wife. Mykaelynn Adams 33 faced felony failure to comply and multiple DUI related charges after a high speed stop at Just One More Bar area. Jeremiah Groves 19 faced weapons and drug related charges after a traffic stop at Fairlawn and Taylor. Lovell Neely 30 was detained on a Vermilion warrant after a stop on Vermilion police. Charmaine Davis 36 was charged with obstructing official business and disorderly conduct by intoxication near Midway. Joshua Fryson 37 was arrested on a bench warrant with expired tags and suspension charges after a Best Western stop. Anthony Brewer 27 faced disorderly conduct charges on Woodland Avenue with a large buck knife seized.
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Lorain Boulevard
Foster Avenue
Jose Arroyo
Lorain County
Sheriff's Office
Arroyo
Honda
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Little
West River Road
Massey Avenue
Mykaelynn Adams
Cleveland
Adams
1509
West Ave
Fairlawn Avenue
Taylor Street
Jeremiah Groves
Warren Avenue
Groves
Columbus
North Olmsted Police Department
West Avenue
Second Street
Lovell Neely
Apple Avenue
Vermilion Police Department
Neely
Vermilion Police
Wendy’s
Midway Boulevard
Charmaine Davis
Lorain
Davis
Midway
Best Western
Griswold Road
Joshua Fryson
Purdue Avenue
Elyria Municipal Court
Fryson
Woodland Avenue
Anthony Brewer
New Philadelphia
Brewer
LCCC professor urges school mask and vaccine mandates
Microbiologist Dr. Harry Kestler of Lorain County Community College argues for mandatory masking in schools and vaccines for teachers and staff. He cites delta variant spread, cases in Lorain County, and CDC findings, while noting LCCC requires indoor masking and offers on site vaccine clinics.
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Elyria
Harry Kestler
Kestler
Lorain County Community College
Lorain County
Delta
Ohio
Mike DeWine
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Pfizer
Moderna
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
California
CDC
Rochelle Walensky
White House
Chronicle-Telegram executive staff and pricing note
The Chronicle-Telegram lists executives William D. Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Ann E. Klunzinger and department heads Gary Cozart Jeff Pfeiffer Russ Kunkler with contact lines. It notes 52 week mail rate 413.40 and single copy prices 1.25 daily 2.00 Sunday.
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William D. Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Ann E. Klunzinger
Gary Cozart
Jeff Pfeiffer
Russ Kunkler
U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Elyria
P.O
Oxygen shortages worsen as hospitals face scarce ventilators
Hospitals warn that the summer surge strains oxygen supplies and ICU beds as several states report record COVID-19 hospitalizations. Tulsa hospitals nearly ran out of oxygen prompting emergency transfers while officials note vaccine uptake has risen but full approvals have not shifted trends.
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Mission
Kan
U.S
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Jeffrey Goodloe
Oklahoma City
Goodloe
Florida
Oregon
Mississippi
Louisiana
Missouri
Arkansas
Springfield
White House
Jeff Zients
Zients
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Pfizer
Georgia
Andy Brailo
Premier
Ryan Stanton
Lexington
Kentucky
Lorain County Schools Move to Universal Mask Rules
A Field-Sponsored policy in Shefield-Sheffield Lake will require masks in all grades indoors to curb quarantines. Vermilion holds a 7 p.m. meeting to discuss mask policy as Lorain County officials stress masks reduce transmission and quarantines in schools. Local districts like Avon Lake Lorain Clearview Oberlin and Lorain Vocational previously started masks with varying scopes amid state COVID updates and district notices.
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Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Vermilion Schools
Lorain County
David Covell
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio
Avon Lake
Lorain
Clearview
Oberlin
Firelands
Amherst
Wellington
Elyria Schools Ease Mask Rules for Some Students
Elyria students over age 12 will not be required to wear masks though advised to do so. Younger students under 12 remain subject to universal masking with ongoing vaccine clinics planned. Superintendent Ann Schloss cites rising COVID-19 cases in Lorain County and says breaks will be allowed for those masked during lunch and activities.
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Kestler
LCCC
Health Sciences
Johnson & Johnson
Tinyurl.com
Elyria
Lorain County
Ann Schloss
Schloss
the Chronicle
Dave Cowell
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Chronicle
Julie Wallace
Brad Dicken
Digitas
Barb Rusko-Stephens
Aileen Valatka
Carla Hama
Fri.-Sun
Covell
Dylan Reynolds
Dreynolds
Chroniclet
Drey
Laina Yost
Lyost
Chroniclet.com
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