Heather Chapin
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Lorain County Sheriff responds to rejection of union contract (opens the original)
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Lorain County Sheriff Jack Hall says he wasn’t surprised to see the county commissioners reject his employees’ union contract Sept. 29. The commissioners unanimously voted to reject the tentative collective bargaining agreements recently submitted for Lorain County Sheriff’s Office’s corrections officers, clerical staff and maintenance personnel. “We were actually expecting the rejection of the contract because of the back and forth conversation that’s been going on,” said Hall about the dialogu
Lorain County Dog Kennel volunteer named new dog warden (opens the original)
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The Lorain County commissioners have appointed the first female dog warden, Kelsey Leftwich, as the new leader of the Lorain County Dog Kennel. Leftwich was scheduled to begin her new role on Sept. 29. She has been a volunteer working with the county kennel, located at 301 Hadaway St. in Elyria, since 2017. She became a certified animal control officer through the National Animal Control Association, and assisted the Sheffield Lake Police Department with catching stray dogs. Leftwich is also a b
Lorain County Commissioners vote to reject sheriff’s union contract at special meeting (opens the original)
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The Lorain County commissioners have voted to reject the tentative collective bargaining agreements recently submitted for Lorain County Sheriff’s Office’s corrections officers, clerical staff and maintenance personnel. During a short meeting Sept. 29, the commissioners unanimously voted to reject the agreements, adding that they would issue a statement shortly after the meeting adjourned. Sheriff Jack Hall and staff didn’t speak at the meeting, leaving little to be discussed publicly. The commi
Norwalk man charged in connection with Flock camera vandalism in Elyria (opens the original)
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A 22-year-old Norwalk man was indicted by the Lorain County grand jury for allegedly destroying a Flock camera in Elyria. Mason Nichols, of Medusa Road, is facing felony charges of possession of criminal tools and vandalism, according to Lorain County Common Pleas Court records. Nichols is accused of using a hammer to destroy a Flock license plate reader camera on July 18. The camera was located at the intersection of Infirmary Road and 16th Street in Elyria. Nichols was arrested July 18 and was
Theft of medications at Lorain County Jail under investigation (opens the original)
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An investigation is underway at the Lorain County Jail after some inmates’ medication went missing, prompting a jail nurse to be suspended, according to Sheriff Jack Hall. A jail employee noticed an undisclosed amount of prescription medications and other controlled drugs missing and reported the theft, said Hall. The Sheriff’s Office launched an investigation and reported the theft to the state nursing board and pharmacy board. “Based on the informant’s complaint, we had a duty under Ohio law t
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