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At-large councilman seeks appointment for mayor (UPDATED)

Published on May 24, 2019 | Updated 2:34 a. m.

LORAIN — Lorain City Councilman Mitch Fallis officially announced he is seeking appointment as mayor of the city. Fallis, D-at large, announced Friday that he wants to fill the unexpired term of Mayor Chase Ritenauer, who announced his
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Gibson's Bakery rests case v. Oberlin College

Published on May 24, 2019

ELYRIA — After nearly two weeks of testimony, the attorneys for Gibson’s Bakery rested their case Thursday morning in the civil trial against Oberlin College. The testimony wrapped up with the cross-examination of David Gibson, one of
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Board of Elections disqualifies Clifton Oliver as Elyria mayoral candidate (UPDATED)

Published on May 23, 2019 | Updated 6:39 a. m.

SHEFFIELD TWP. — Clifton Oliver has been disqualified as a mayoral candidate in the November general election by the Board of Elections. Oliver, who had filed as an independent candidate for Elyria mayor, was disqualified for not having
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City employees sue Lorain

Published on May 23, 2019 | Updated 7:07 a. m.

ELYRIA — Several employees of the city of Lorain filed a lawsuit against their employer alleging the city increased the number of hours in the workweek without an increase in compensation, wages or benefits. The lawsuit was filed on Wednesday
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Jailhouse Taverne, Grafton Township agree to concert schedule

Published on May 23, 2019 | Updated 6:25 a. m.

ELYRIA — Grafton Township trustees and The Jailhouse Taverne reached an agreement Wednesday on the tavern’s outdoor summer concert series. The two sides appeared in court for a hearing Wednesday after the trustees filed for a permanent
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David Gibson: College VP said college wants to put incident behind us

Published on May 22, 2019 | Updated 1:16 p. m.

ELYRIA — Meredith Raimondo told David Gibson that she sent people door-to-door in Oberlin to ask community members if they believed the Gibson family was racist. When the survey was complete, not a single person came back with a report of any
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CPA says protests could lead to loss of $5.8 million for Gibson's Bakery

Published on May 21, 2019

ELYRIA — The 2016 protests by Oberlin College students at Gibson’s Bakery and the resulting fallout will cause nearly $6 million in damage, an expert witness for the bakery testified. Frank Monaco, a CPA with 415 Group in Canton,
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Ground broken for south Elyria library

Published on May 18, 2019 | Updated 2:06 a. m.

ELYRIA — The Elyria Public Library System broke ground Friday afternoon on its new South Branch, and it hopes to hold a grand opening in five months. The new branch will be at 340 15th St., and construction is set to officially begin Monday,
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Judith Keys likely to replace Larry Tanner on Elyria Council

Published on May 18, 2019 | Updated 4:17 p. m.

ELYRIA — City Council is expected to appoint Judith Keys to fill Larry Tanner’s unexpired term for Ward 1 on Monday evening. Tanner resigned Thursday from his Council seat due to health reasons. Council President Mike Lotko, D-at large,
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Gibsons' family friend testifies in bakery's trial against Oberlin College

Published on May 17, 2019 | Updated 6:38 a. m.

ELYRIA — Eddie Holoway struggled with his emotions as he talked about how the 2016 protests have affected 91-year-old Allyn W. Gibson. “He was accused of being something that I know he’s not, and that’s a racist,”

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