Rave drug bust in North Ridgeville nets five arrests
Undercover officers broke up a skate‑park rave at Chenga World on Center Ridge Road early Sunday. Five people including Jessica Boales Tim Green Rachel Helm and Nicholas Hummh houser were charged with various drug offenses after ecstasy and cocaine were found. Higgins faced multiple charges after an anxiety attack. Police noted the event travels city to city and is advertised online.
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Rick Thomas
Chenga World
Center Ridge Road
Jessica Boales
Akron
Tim Green
Lakewood
Michael Higgins
Strongsville
Rachel Helm
Euclid
Green
Helm
Nicholas Hummhhouser
Dalton
Ohio
Posies
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EMH
Thomas
Lorain hosts end of summer festival weekend
Lorain lights up with the Genesis House Chili Cook-off aiming for a world record bowl of chili at noon Saturday. Mainstreet Lorain’s Rib and Perch Fest runs Friday to Sunday along Black River Lane with live music, 17 vendors, perch fishing contest Saturday, cash prizes, and a car cruise-in Thursday evenings.
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Genesis House
Mainstreet Lorain
Black River Lane
Grove
Ghoulardi’s Bar & Grill
Broadway
John Houser
Mainstreet Lorain Development Corp
Houser
Angiers
Bill Grace
Grace
Marilyn Zeidner
Zeidner
Marines
Colm Dussault
Armstrong Bearcat
West Virginia
Craig Foltin
Elyria launches Safe School Helpline for reporting threats
Elyria Schools received about 5000 dollars from the Ohio Department of Education to operate a 24 hour Safe School Helpline. Call (800) 418 6423 Ext 359 to anonymously report safety concerns or threats to students or staff. A local death by own action prevention counselor is also available at 329 7119.
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Elyria Schools
Ohio Department of Education
Gordon Dupree
Dupree
Rich Nielson
Sue Twining
Safe and Drug Free Schools
Dave Perozek
Dpérozek
Ohio welfare time limits edge toward two year extension
In October thousands of Ohio residents who exhausted state time limits in 2000 may reapply for two more years of aid under a safety net. Officials say the October test measures progress off welfare into permanent work, as caseloads decline from 748,000 in 1992 to 194,000 in July. About 22,000 of those who used three years could reapply over the next two years.
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Congress
Ohio
Joel Potts
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
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