Deputies Ride School Bus To Boost Safety And Trust
Lorain County Sheriff reinstitutes a bus patrol program at Firelands Elementary to improve road safety and foster positive police relations. Deputies ride with students and another deputy drives behind the bus to keep traffic clear, with plans to expand to southern county schools.
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Lorain County
Dents
Firelands
Sheriff's Office
Phil Stammitti
Sheriff’s Office
Buckeye State Sheriffs Association
Grafton rejects SERB fact-finding on part-time officers
Grafton officials rejected a State Employment Relations Board fact finder that sided with the village on pay structure for six part-time patrol officers and a proposed three year fitness exam program. Wages and the fitness plan remain unresolved as 23 contract items are settled.
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Grafton
State Employment Relations Board
U.S
Kevin Powers
Ohio Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
No foul play in chute death at Cleveland concert
A 22 year old, Cory Barron, died from blunt force trauma after a fall down a stadium trash chute during a Jason Aldean concert at Progressive Field in Cleveland. The Lorain County coroner ruled no foul play and noted alcohol in his system, with investigators unsure of the fall’s exact circumstances. Barron was last seen alive July 18 and found July 22 in a landfill, a dump truck believed to have transported his body.
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Lorain County
Cory Barron
Stephen Evans
Barron
Progressive Field
Cleveland
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Rosh Hashanah Observed Across Local Temples
Temple B'nai Abraham in Elyria opens the Jewish New Year with 7:30 p.m. and 10 a.m. services and the shofar blast. Community members, including students and teachers, mark the 10 day period of repentance leading to Yom Kippur on Oct 3, with honeyed apples and round challah featured.
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Temple B’nai Abraham
Elyria
Abrahams
Debbie Schmitt
Schmitt
Temple
Sydney Brunschwig
Cuyahoga County
Beachwood
Cleveland Heights
Solon
Agudath Bnai Israel -Lorain
Lauren Werber
Brunschwig
B’nai Abraham
Wellington assistant coach resigns amid investigation
Wellington High School assistant football coach Kenneth Rochester resigned last week after a parent complaint prompted police inquiry. Police Chief Mike Barrett said Rochester has not been charged. Superintendent John Nolan said the issue was discussed on Sept. 10 with no details released. Rochester resigned Sept. 11. he had been hired in June as an assistant varsity coach for one year through summer 2015.
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Wellington
Kenneth Rochester
Mike Barrett
Barrett
Rochester
John Nolan
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