Chase suspect back under house arrest in Elyria
Dorian Williams Jr., 27, charged with felonious assault on a police officer and related counts, returned to house arrest after Judge Melissa Kobasher amended his bond. Williams allegedly fled a stopped car, crashed into a Campanalie residence, and drove a Dodge Charger into a police cruiser on Nov. 5, 2023, with an officer dragged along. Trial scheduled for Oct. 30.
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Nth Cycle opens nickel cobalt refinery near Cincinnati
A new plant in Fairfield near Cincinnati will extract nickel and cobalt from scrap materials and shredded lithium ion batteries. The modular refinery aims to boost U.S. battery material supply, reduce mining, and support clean energy markets while facing supply chain and policy challenges.
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Shirley Meng
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Craig Arnold
Princeton University
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Lorain Pipe Yard stadium rededication on Patriots Day
Lorain’s Campana Park Pipe Yard receives a 6 p.m. rededication Wednesday ahead of the 7 p.m. fire versus police softball game. The project, a $5.2 million rehab funded by a $1.6 million National Park Service grant and district and city resources, adds soccer fields and a softball field, upgrades 11 baseball fields, and includes LED lighting. Lorain Schools will lease the Pipe Yard for 50 years with a possible 50-year renewal, and will upgrade the varsity field and concession stand to meet Title IX.
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Endorsement Boosts Kaptur in Ohio Race for Reelection
The Ohio Fraternal Order of Police backs U S Representative Marcy Kaptur over Republican challenger Derek Merrin, citing her record funding law enforcement and resisting calls to cut programs. Kaptur praises police resources and safety, while the FOP notes her stance against bipartisan cuts.
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Ohio
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Ohio Fdp
Derek Merrin
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