Kaylee Remington
The Morning Journal
Lorain, OH, United States
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Lorain County Community College’s Blackstone LaunchPad reopened as NEOLaunchNET
Students, faculty, administration and guests attended a reopening at Lorain County Community College as Blackstone LaunchPad at the college transitioned to → Read More
Boy dies from his injuries after North Ridgeville sledding accident
Drew Hayden, 9, who was hit by a car while sledding down a hill, has died, → Read More
Macy’s at Midway Mall in Elyria to close
Macy’s Inc. has announced that it will close 40 stores, including Elyria’s Midway Mall location. → Read More
Horizon Science Academy robotics team moves to state
Horizon Science Academy’s robotics team, the Spartans, were one of nine teams over the holiday break that qualified for the Indiana South Qualifying Tournament to advance to the Indiana State Championship Competition. → Read More
Avon City Council welcomes Brian Fischer, promotions in fire department
The night of Jan. 4 was an exciting time for many as Brian Fischer was sworn in as new Council at-Large for Avon City Council and promotions were given in the city’s fire department. → Read More
UH Elyria Medical Center receives largest donation in its history
The Hampson Family Foundation and Karen Mole have donated $10.6 million to University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center, the largest gift in the hospital’s 107-year history. → Read More
Police departments give report on crimes in 2015
Another year is done and Lorain area police departments have outlined what the trends were with criminal activity in their respective cities. → Read More
More donations coming to Alumni Memorial
Sheffield Lake City Council accepted a $900 donation from Erie Amvets Post 55 which will be used for the Alumni Memorial over at Shell Cove Park on Lake Road during its Dec. 29 meeting. → Read More
Public learns about eMedia at Avon library
The digital world is constantly progressing and sometimes people need to refresh their memory on how to use digital materials. → Read More
Avon City Council transfers stadium lease
Avon City Council has transferred the stadium lease agreement from Lake Erie Baseball LLC to Blue Dog Baseball LLC during its regular Council meeting Dec. 28. → Read More
United Way campaigning going strong
On all fronts, the United Way of Greater Lorain County has had a great 2015, according to Bill Harper, executive director. → Read More
County Metro Parks ready for changes in 2016
Another year is in the books and the Lorain County Metro Parks is planning for the new year. → Read More
Three churches form together, have first Christmas together
Christmas music was echoing in the room as church members were doing the tedious task of making noodles by hand. → Read More
Yarn club celebrates 10 years at Lorain Public Library System
For 10 years, a yarn club has been meeting at the Lorain Public Library System’s Main Branch, 351 W. Sixth St. in Lorain. → Read More
Avon City Council stops care facility construction
Avon City Council, in a special meeting, passed to place a moratorium on construction and development of congregate care facilities that want to come to Avon. → Read More
Amherst Township family gets Christmas surprise, first holiday since family member passed
Two fire trucks, police cars, as well as the community stopped all the intersections Dec. 20 to make an important delivery. → Read More
Amherst’s Christmas in the Village held once again
The Amherst Historical Society has once again held its Christmas in the Village Dec. 20 at the Amherst Sandstone Village, 763 Milan Avenue. → Read More
Mrs. Claus’ kitchen spends first Christmas in Amherst
Mrs. Claus’ Kitchen has a new home in Amherst with new memories to make. → Read More
Lorain man convicted of murder loses appeal
Convicted Lorain murderer Donzelle Crosby will not have his 33-year-to-life conviction overturned, according to a decision from the Ninth District Court of Appeals dated Dec. 14. → Read More
Sheffield Lake City Council looks at pay raises for 2016
Sheffield Lake City Council took a look at raises for a slew of city positions, almost all being for non-bargaining unit employees. → Read More