County voter purge confusion prompts reactivation notices
Secretary of State staff contacted all boards on Sept 19 over a misunderstanding causing Lorain County and others to only remove voters on the official purge list. Adams says 461 voters were reactivated Sept 20 due to moving counts as activity, though none showed voting since 2016. Deadline to register is Oct 7 for the Nov 5 election. Contact information provided.
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Boards of Elections
Adams
Lorain County
Board of Elections
Driver indicted on 11 counts after fatal crash in Lorain County
A Lorain County grand jury indicted the Silverado driver in 2018 on 11 felonies and misdemeanors after a crash that killed 21 month old Daniel Turner and 11 year old and seriously injured Melissa Turner and another passenger. The driver remained jailed since November 2 2018.
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MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Daniel Turner
MetroHealth
Melissa Turner
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Eckenrode
Lorain County
City Reopens Restrooms as Vandalism Probed
City official Bring says cameras in bathrooms were used to monitor vandals but too many transit visitors overwhelm control efforts. He rejects blaming idle kids and vows to reopen facilities once suspects are identified, with community service for offenders. Sean McDonnell listed as contact.
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Bring
City Dispatch
Briny
Understanding impeachment and its constitutional framework
The article explains impeachment as a constitutional process to remove elected officials, including presidents. It covers House and Senate roles, the two-thirds Senate requirement for conviction, and historic outcomes with Johnson, Clinton, and Nixon. It notes high crimes and misdemeanors as defined by the House and cites Ford’s view on impeachable offenses.
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U.S
United States
House
House of Representatives
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Senate
Supreme Court
Andrew Johnson
Bill Clinton
Johnson
Clinton
Richard Nixon
Impeachment Inquiry Deepens Divide Ahead of 2020 Election
The Democratic led House moves to impeachment as Trump lashes out calling it Presidential Harassment. Republicans rally to defend him while Democrats cite national security concerns over Zelensky call and aid withheld. 191 Democrats support inquiry as Pelosi informs Trump of the move.
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House Intelligence Committee
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Mitch McConnell
U.S
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Bill Clinton
Richard M. Nixon
Brad Parscale
Congressional Leadership Fund
Ohio lawmakers react as impeachment inquiry opens
Ohio Republicans defend Trump while Democrats push impeachment citing unresolved allegations and testimony. Senators Portman and McConnell call for bipartisan work as House plans a vote and Schiff seeks whistleblower guidance amid debate over the constitutional stakes and the White House’s cooperation.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
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William D. Hudnutt
Elyria
Nor-Toll Area
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Brad Dicken
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Bruce Bishop
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Cincinnati
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Toledo
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