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Money Laundering, Collective Bargaining & Slumber Parties: The Week In Review
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1. started with a Mentor man, Anthony Raguz.
And this week
Raguz, 52, issued more than 1,000 fraudulent loans totaling more than $70 million to more 300 account holders at St. Paul Croatian Federal Credit Union from 2000 to April 2010, according to court documents. He was also accused of accepting more than $1 million worth of bribes, kickbacks and gifts in exchange for the fraudulent loans.
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2. Not to frontload this weekly review with crime news, but that is thought to be behind more than a dozen break-ins in Lake County.
Rose Santos, Robert Nelson and Rodney Williams were all arraigned Monday morning in .
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They all face charges of burglary and possession of drug abuse instruments.
3. Mentor Patch is committed to covering all aspects of the November ballot -- .
And no issue is getting more attention than Issue 2, which would decide the future of collective bargaining in Ohio.
The , but they are both gaining in popularity.
4. is .
See what I did with "pace" there... because they sell running shoes.
Never mind.
5. To end on a fun note, columnist and mother Devone Lansing
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