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John Caniglia
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General Assignment Reporter, The Plain Dealer
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By Laura Hancock Verified, Adam Ferrise Verified, John Caniglia Verified| Cleveland.com Verified Federal judge removes FirstEnergy attorneys in shareholder lawsuit, asks for applications to replace themU.S. District Judge John Adams on Wednesday removed FirstEnergy attorneys from a shareholder lawsuit. By Adam FerriseColumbia Gas of Ohio wants to increase distribution rates, which could increase residential bills about $150 a yearColumbia Gas of Ohio wants to raise the distribution portion of a typical residential customer’s bill by 27.1%.
The route to Cleveland: Cartels seek to gain control of Northeast Ohio drug trade through price, availability
By John Caniglia Verified| Cleveland.com Verified CLEVELAND, Ohio – For years, Mexico’s two most powerful cartels have worked to control the illicit drug trade in Northeast Ohio through price and availability. They use low-level couriers to haul large amounts of cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine here. They also utilize financial conduits to launder the proceeds and local distributors to dole out their products, records and interviews show. In many ways, they have cornered the market on the supply chain of the region’s narcotics underbelly.
By Laura Hancock Verified, Adam Ferrise Verified, John Caniglia Verified| Cleveland.com Verified Federal judge removes FirstEnergy attorneys in shareholder lawsuit, asks for applications to replace themU.S. District Judge John Adams on Wednesday removed FirstEnergy attorneys from a shareholder lawsuit. By Adam FerriseColumbia Gas of Ohio wants to increase distribution rates, which could increase residential bills about $150 a yearColumbia Gas of Ohio wants to raise the distribution portion of a typical residential customer’s bill by 27.1%.
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The Plain Dealer