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NORDONIA HILLS, OH (WOIO) - 19 Action News gets action!

This, after 19 Action News reporter Paul Orlousky reported earlier this month how the Nordonia Hills Superintendent was spending thousands of dollars on a lawsuit at a time when the district had announced hundreds of cuts within the schools.

Now, 19 Action News has learned that the lawsuit has been dropped.