MEG lawsuit appeal denied ends long county dispute
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of Metropolitan Enforcement Group agents over job abolishment. MEG disbanded May 1991 after criticism of accountability and drug dealer arrests. Former agent-in-charge James Young, aide Carmella Fragassi, and undercover agents Michael Covill and Raymond Bomback had contested their dismissals since 1991.
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Foes Fight Plan to List Railway as Historic Site
In Columbus an 89 year old rail line faces possible National Historic Site status, risking land values near a planned Route 58 turnpike interchange. Opponents and supporters debated at an Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board hearing before a recommendation to place the Lorain and West Virginia Railway on the National Register.
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Four year old dances at Elyria Apple Festival
Sunny skies and temperatures in the low 70s drew a large crowd to Elyria Apple Festival. Festival Director Lyle Crosby estimated about 25,000 attendees Friday afternoon. the event continues with a 10K Applethon Classic at 9 a.m. and a Princess Pageant at 2 p.m. on the Courthouse steps.
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Envision Elyria plan criticized by Guinta
Elyria mayoral candidate Shirley Guinta argues Envision Elyria overreaches financially calling it a vision without viable long term funding. Mayor Michael Keys defends the plan saying not all 18 goals cost much with volunteer help possible and residents should set priorities and provide resources.
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Vermilion man charged in senior love tryst shooting
Vermilion 64 year old Ferrell Hackney is charged with aggravated murder after allegedly shooting Robert Harden of Muncie Ind in the chest with a 12 gauge shotgun Harden died from a chest wound Ez Coroner Paul Matus said the shot punctured the lung and aorta Harden died after a car crash near 248 Cummings Road following the shooting Hackney and his wife Betty Hackney age 60 had been separated Brian Harden Harden's son said the couple had known each other since childhood and Hackney had threatened to kill Harden before The pre trial hearing is set for 9 am Wednesday in Lorain County Court
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Indians Postseason Tickets On Sale For Oct 3 4
Playoff ticket sales begin today at 8 a.m. through Ticketmaster Charge-by-Phone Network. National 1 800 488 6336 Cleveland 1 218 241 8888 or 1 216 241 5555 Akron 1 216 045 9400 Youngstown 1 216 747 1212 TDD 1 800 359 2525. Prices Box seats 25 reserved 20 upper reserved 15 general admission 10 plus 2 50 service charge per ticket and 5 mail handling per order.
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Miss America swimsuit poll fails to draw readers
The Chronicle Telegram notes little reader interest in a straw poll on whether Miss America should drop the swimsuit category. Fewer than a dozen readers replied, split nearly evenly. NBC polls during the pageant may also yield few responses and limited insight.
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