New Emergency Response Vehicle Coming to Lorain County Sheriff’s Office

COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP, Ohio — The Lorain County Sheriff’s Office will receive a new six-passenger low-speed vehicle to help deputies respond to emergencies at the Lorain County Fair and other community events. The Columbia Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 4003 donated $18,000 toward the purchase of the vehicle during a presentation Continue Reading

Lorain High Changes School Start Time One Day Before Classes Begin

LORAIN, Ohio — Lorain High School has changed the start and dismissal times for its instructional day, announcing the change just one day before ninth-grade students are scheduled to begin the new school year. Effective immediately, the Lorain High School instructional day will run from 7:35 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Continue Reading

Schools end second meal servings

Free breakfast and lunch remain available LORAIN — Lorain City Schools will stop offering second meal options during the 2026-27 school year as the district works within its available food-service resources. The district announced the change Saturday, acknowledging that many families rely on school meals each day. “We recognize that Continue Reading

Police Explain Increased Helicopter Activity Over Elyria

ELYRIA, Ohio — Elyria police have provided an explanation for increased helicopter activity residents observed over parts of the city Friday, saying the aircraft was assisting with a coordinated public safety operation. The Elyria Police Department partnered with the Ohio State Highway Patrol on Friday, Aug. 14, for an operation Continue Reading

Surveillance debate heads to local council

Submitted by Liberty On The Lake VERMILION – Vermilion City Council will consider an ordinance Monday evening that would prohibit Flock cameras and other Automatic License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology within the City of Vermilion. The proposed ordinance was authored by Drew Werley, Ward 3 City Councilman, and would establish Continue Reading

Write-in bid centers on public trust

Independent councilman urges measured county growth ELYRIA — Independent Elyria Councilman Andrew Lipian is running as a write-in candidate for Lorain County commissioner, saying his campaign is centered on rebuilding public trust, expanding access to government and approaching development more deliberately. “I feel that trust has been one of the Continue Reading

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