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Two Arrested at Elyria Walmart on Drug Trafficking and Theft Charges

Posted on September 17, 2025March 28, 2026 by Joseph Jones
Two Arrested at Elyria Walmart on Drug Trafficking and Theft Charges
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Elyria police arrested two women on September 12 at the Walmart on Chestnut Commons Drive after a theft complaint led to the discovery of fentanyl, crack cocaine, and other narcotics. Police identified the suspects as Karlee Clark, 28, of Grafton, and Carrie Pettry, 37, of Elyria. Both were taken into Continue Reading

Lorain Council Moves to Rein in Short-Term Rentals

Posted on September 17, 2025March 28, 2026 by Joseph Jones
Lorain Council Moves to Rein in Short-Term Rentals
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Lorain City Council spent much of its September 15 meeting focused on how to handle the city’s growing short-term rental market. The issue came up after residents raised concerns about disruptive late-night parties and properties operating without permits. Councilwoman Sylvia Duvall asked whether new laws were needed to regulate short-term Continue Reading

Black River Landing breaks ground on new amphitheater; May 2026 opening targeted

Posted on September 17, 2025March 28, 2026 by Joseph Jones
Black River Landing breaks ground on new amphitheater; May 2026 opening targeted
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LORAIN: The Lorain Port and Finance Authority held a groundbreaking Monday at Black River Landing to launch construction of a new permanent amphitheater. Executive Director Tiffany McClelland said the project has been years in the making and timed to replace the existing stage at the end of its lifespan. She Continue Reading

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