Supreme Court Nominee Kavanaugh Faces Public Testimony
The Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and accuser Christine Blasey Ford are set to testify publicly before the Senate on Monday. Republicans led by President Trump and Mitch McConnell push to defend the nomination as the hearing intensifies scrutiny and uncertainty grows over the process.
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Florence death toll rises as Carolinas reel from flood
The death toll from Hurricane Florence reached 23 as floodwaters and environmental hazards worsen across the Carolinas. Utilities fail and roads are blocked, isolating communities with 1,500 road closures and power outages affecting hundreds of thousands of residents.
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Columbia Township pulls 0.85 mill deputy levy from Nov ballot
Columbia Township trustees asked Lorain County Elections to remove Issue 37 from the November 6 ballot after public input. The plan would have funded two full time deputies from the Lorain County Sheriff’s Office to patrol the township, but trustees later said the numbers wouldn’t work and questions remained unanswered.
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Elyria Council OKs higher cost for routes 113 and 57 repaving
Elyria City Council approved repaving on routes 113 and 57 despite costs rising to almost 686,700 from 320,923. The project also includes a guardrail on Route 113 and partial repaving of Cleveland Street. ODOT seeks about 1.1 million, with the city considering a loan from the infrastructure bank at 125,000 per year for 10 years.
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Guilty Pleas Tether Ohio Slaying Case Outcomes
Two Elyria defendants pled guilty to charges tied to the January shooting death of 19 year old Cody Snyder. Jeffrey Miraldi admitted involuntary manslaughter and related counts with a four year aggregate sentence potential. Jenna Turner pleaded guilty to three counts of tampering with evidence with no fixed sentence.
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