Arbitrator favors reinstatement in Ohio trooper case
An arbitrator ruled Trooper Tammy Soto did not have just cause to be fired for the Sept 13 2014 arrest of Lorain police officer Bill Lachner, who works with her husband. Soto is reinstated with back pay and benefits minus three days, while the decision sparks criticism of law enforcement shielding its own.
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Denali Name Dispute Draws Ohio Spotlight in Letters
Ohio lawmakers and residents argue over Denali versus McKinley for Alaska's peak. They cite history, Native heritage, and Obama era name restoration. Readers from Elyria to North Ridgeville weigh in on Civil War symbols and road projects.
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