Scott Heasley
Rolling the dice?
May 5, 2005 at 10:15 a.m.
Mentor and Euclid residents could have the option of voting to legalize casino gambling in their cities if a proposed state constitutional amendment is passed in November. But there are...
Arbiter rules in favor of officer
A Painesville police officer who was fired after being accused of having sex while on duty should be reinstated because he was on a break, an arbitrator ruled. Even Dirty...
Organ donation survey 'troubling'
Rudolph Kula had a simple philosophy about organ donation. "He used to sit in his chair and say, 'If there's anything worth (anything), they can take it,' " Kula's wife,...
Man gets prison for rape of boy
There were two sides to Bounnhune Bounthisavath. The first was a religious family man who worked as a carpenter and was always polite to clients. The other was a longtime...
Perry Middle School students charged with inhalant abuse
Two Perry Middle School students will appear in Lake County Juvenile Court later this month to answer to charges accusing them of abusing inhalants. The 14-year-old Perry Township boys are...
Convenience stores keep lottery licenses
An appellate court on Monday affirmed a judge's ruling reinstating the lottery licenses of two Lake County convenience store owners who sold hundreds of thousands of Ohio Lottery tickets on...
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Convicts say case full of holes
It is difficult to figure out where to begin the story of Bob Gondor and Randy Resh. One possibility is describing the latest developments in their criminal cases - how...
Judge stepped aside in appeal
It took the Ohio 11th District Court of Appeals longer than usual to rule on the cases of two men convicted of being involved in the murder of a woman...