West Lafayette man pleads no contest in fatal crash
Raymond Belt 41 pleaded no contest to vehicular manslaughter and running a red light in a fatal crash north of Elyria. He was fined 525 with 250 suspended, received a suspended 90 day jail term, 90 hours of community service, and placed on probation. The crash occurred on Route 83 in Grafton Township when Belt ran a red light at Route 57 striking Laura Wright 93 of Grafton in a Fiat 500.
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Robocall Letters Support NEXUS Pipeline Gain Fans
The Consumer Energy Alliance said automated calls produced 347 letters of support for the 255 mile NEXUS gas pipeline spanning Lorain and Medina counties to Michigan and Canada. The group used residents’ names after contacting phone records to back a $2 billion project amid FERC review and anti-pipeline complaints alleging fake letters.
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Details emerge at Lorain hearing in Holland homicide
Lorain detectives linked Jasmine Schafer 27 Elliott Kirkland 27 and Mark Sanchez 24 to the August 29 death of Jimmie Holland Jr. Prosecutors allege Schafer and Thomas 35 obstructed justice. Police tied items from Hollands apartment to Schafer and Thomas Jeep Liberty.
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Oberlin to tighten bike parking in downtown CBD
Over the next 90 days Oberlin police will run a public campaign about a new city law restricting bicycle parking in the Central Business District. Bicycles cannot remain on a public rack for more than 24 hours and must be on a public rack only. Violators face a $20 ticket and possible confiscation as a last resort.
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Interim city manager receives a raise
Oberlin City Council unanimously doubled the additional pay of Sal Talarico while he serves as interim city manager since November after Eric Norenberg's resignation. The ordinance raises biweekly pay from 1120 to 2300, with a new national search planned if no permanent appointment is made.
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