Lorain officials blast DeWine over drug testing backlog
Lorain officials accuse Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine of hindering police by delaying state crime lab drug testing. Fraternal Order of Police Lorain Lodge 3 president Kyle Gelenius and Mayor Chase Ritenauer backed Cordray in a news conference criticizing the backlog that hampers prosecutions and public safety. They demand action to clear the backlog and keep drug dealers off the streets.
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Ohio
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Kyle Gelenius
Fraternal Order of
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DeWine
Chase
Ritenauer
Richard Cordray
Lorain City Hall
Cordray
Dayton
Lorain County
Gel
Dayton Daily News
Names Released in Lorain Fatal Bicycle Crash
Lorain police identify the cyclist as 51 year old Christopher Clifford of Lorain who died after a 2005 Buick LaCrosse struck him on West 21st Street. Driver David Zeller, 62, and passenger Darlene Pongracz, 66, were uninjured. investigation ongoing with no charges yet. Witnesses urged to contact Officer Robert Hargreaves with information.
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West 21St Street
Westpark Drive
Christopher Clifford
David Zeller
Darlene Pongracz
Vermilion
Robert Hargreaves
SUV Hits Ambulance En Route to Hospital in Elyria
A GMC Envoy struck the back wheel area of a North Ridgeville Fire Department ambulance at the Route 57 and Cleveland Street intersection in Elyria while both vehicles traveled west. The ambulance was transporting a patient to Elyria Medical Center when hit. another ambulance carried the patient to University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center. The crash remains under investigation.
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Elyria
Jake Webber
Elyria Medical Center
University Hospitals
Route 57
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Elyria Schools to offer free flu shots in fall pilot
Elyria Schools will host no cost flu vaccinations for students beginning November 6 through a partnership with Healthy Schools. The Florida company provides on site clinics in about 100 districts across eight states with teams of nurses at each school station. Parents must sign permission slips and bring insurance or can still have their child vaccinated without coverage. registration closes three days before November 6.
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Florida
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Healthy Schools
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Manners
Elyriaflu.com
Good Deeds program at LCCC Stocker on Thursday
Lorain County probate judge James Walther and county officials team with the Lorain County Bar Association to host a free Good Deeds program at Lorain County Community College Spitzer Conference Center 5 p.m. Thursday. Attendees will learn how survivorship deeds and transfer on death affidavits simplify transfers and avoid probate, with attorneys available for consults.
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Lorain County
James Walther
Judy Nedwick
Lorain County Bar Association
Lorain County Community
Walther
Nedwick
Wisconsin okayed Lake Michigan water diversions eight years ago
Wisconsin officials approved a large water allotment from Lake Michigan to Pleasant Prairie in 2010. The decision, made under Gov. Doyle's final year, raises questions of transparency as the DNR boosted the limit to 10.69 million gallons daily, with all water returned to the lake.
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Wisconsin
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Kenosha County
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Peter Annin
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DNR
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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