No Deal Yet: Lorain County Job & Family Services Strike Drags Past Two Months

Lorain County Commissioners are putting residents at risk by prolonging the Job & Family Services workers’ strike. The ball is in your court, Commissioners. Get back to the table, negotiate a fair contract, and settle the strike!

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