May 22, 2013

Chris Assenheimer: No reason Indians can’t stay in Central Division race

They look like contenders, then they don’t — then they do again. It was tough to get a read on the Indians over their first 50-some games of the year — injuries clouding that perspective a bit — and it might take the All-Star break and beyond to truly figure them out for good. I’ve [...]

Mary Jane Enderby Mahl

Mary Jane Enderby Mahl, 89, of New London, passed away Thursday, June 7, 2012, at the Rehabilitation and Nursing Center at Firelands in New London. She was born June 2, 1923, in Bellefontaine, the daughter of the late Henry E. and Edith (Sanders) Neel. Mary graduated in 1942 from New London High School. She worked [...]

Roger Joseph Uehlein

Roger Joseph Uehlein, 71, of Elyria, passed away Thursday, June 7, 2012, at EMH Healthcare, following a long illness. He was born March 23, 1941 in Elyria, and was a Belden resident for most of his life. Roger was the owner of West River Hardware in Elyria for 14 years, retiring in 2003. He enjoyed [...]

Man pleads guilty in fatal DUI crash

Gerald Wetherbee Jr. could receive up to 36 years in prison for head-on collision that killed Tammy, Tommy Tomasheski

Seven Lorain officers on leave after shooting

LORAIN — Seven Lorain police officers remained on paid leave Friday in the wake of the shooting Sunday night of Jarelle Guice during a standoff at the Southern Heights apartment complex. Lorain Safety Service Director Robert Fowler said the city continues to believe the officers involved acted properly during the incident in which Guice, 23, [...]

Parents report alleged threats at Northwood

ELYRIA — Two students from Northwood Middle School are facing disciplinary action for making threats toward other students. The male and female students reportedly created a list and started a rumor that they wanted to harm those on the list. District spokeswoman Amy Higgins said the threats came to light after other students told their [...]

Remembering Allie

Grafton teen was killed in crash on Route 2

Third Columbia crash victim laid to rest

BRUNSWICK — Family was the recipe of Lexi Poerner’s life, the Rev. Bob Stec said Friday morning during her funeral Mass. Hundreds packed St. Ambrose Catholic Church to pay their final respects to Poerner, 16, who was among four Brunswick High School students who died from injuries sustained in a Sunday car crash. Multicolored construction-paper [...]

Lake Erie has most mercury pollution in Great Lakes

Lake Erie receives the most mercury pollution from coal-fired power plants of the five Great Lakes, according to a report released Wednesday by the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental watchdog. Coal-fired power plants are responsible for 50 percent of emissions of mercury — a toxic substance that can damage the brain, heart and lungs, [...]

BLOTTER: June 9, 2012

Lorain police Tuesday, June 5 3:41 p.m. — 100 block W. Erie Ave., reported theft of a motor vehicle. A woman said she parked an inoperable 1997 Mercury Villager minivan on the rear lawn of her mother-in-law’s property, and it was missing Tuesday. 7:03 p.m. — 2300 block E. 37th St., Amy M. Saunders, 39, [...]