Elyria Works Now aims to lift residents into manufacturing jobs
Elyria mayor Holly Brinda announces a three week training pilot called Elyria Works Now. The program aimes to cut the city poverty rate of 22.2 percent by connecting residents to entry level and skilled manufacturing positions paying about 15 dollars an hour. Sessions are set for Oct 16 at City Hall and Oct 23 at Lorain County Urban League.
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Grafton council member resigns from at large seat
GRAFTON Village Council seeks to fill a vacancy after Councilman at large Jason Strah resigned Tuesday effective immediately. Strah, first elected in 2013 and re elected in 2017, cited personal reasons and a recent house purchase in Eaton Township as factors in stepping down after more than four years on the council.
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Lone Oberlin City Club luncheon ends in solitude
Tony Mealy, former president, sat alone at Sterk's Catering as the Oberlin City Club’s casual Tuesday luncheon failed to draw members after the club disbanded a week earlier. Mealy admitted responsibility for the event’s poor turnout and recalled the club’s 1956 origins and 1957 constitution.
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Accuser calls for FBI probe before Kavanaugh hearing
Christine Blasey Ford seeks a full FBI investigation of her allegation against Brett Kavanaugh before she testifies to the Senate Judiciary Committee. President Trump and Senate Republicans urged support for Kavanaugh as Ford's request prompts debate over due process. Senator Portman labels the process unfair and criticizes Democrats for alleged missteps.
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Man Reaches Plea Deal in 2015 Amherst Shooting Case
In Elyria, Zack Spurlock, 21, pleaded guilty to felonious assault, tampering with evidence, receiving stolen property and aggravated menacing relating to a 2015 shooting. He faces three years in prison with possible early release after 18 months. case mirrors a December 2016 deal.
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