Five Day Outlook for Virginia and Nearby Areas
Breezy warmer conditions develop across Virginia with rain in the north and showers in the south today. Indiana expects a warm afternoon with thunderstorms spreading later. Lower Michigan sees breezy warming with showers and a few thunderstorms near Lake Erie. West to southwest winds 10 to 20 knots with 1 to 2 foot waves in ice free waters. Water temperature around 39 degrees.
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Review of redesigned justice center plans to cut costs
Independent architectural firm reviews revised six to seven story justice center proposal and two cost options. Plan one trims 50 000 square feet to 194 000, 44 to 46 million. plan two closer to 35 million but would remove shell space mediation rooms and offices. County officials weigh next steps and funding while noting long term needs.
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Carbone
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Judge Court
Law Library
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Collins, Gordon and Bostwick Architects
Bob Schwartz
Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabanm Inc
Schwartz
Mary Jo Vasi
Justice Center
Vasi
Common Pleas
Ron Nabakowski
Nabakowski
Lorain City
State Senate Finance Committee
John Rokasy
Rokasy
Fatal From At Said Chamberlin Was Never Conscious After
Witness Bob Faecking, 19, described the victim as unconscious and bloody after a Dodge Caravan crash that left her in a ditch at the intersection. He blamed fast, dangerous driving and called for a stop light or warning signs, noting three yearly accidents and the need for traffic control.
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Bob Faecking
Faecking
Lawsuit charges Sopranos insults Italian Americans
An Italian American group sues HBO and Time Warner Entertainment for defaming Italian Americans by portraying most of the ethnicity as mobsters. The American Italian Defense Association seeks a jury ruling that the show offends dignity, not damages or cancellation.
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Chicago
American Italian Defense Association
Wilkes Villa redevelopment plans spark mixed views in Elyria
Grace aims to secure a HOPE VI grant up to 25 million to study Wilkes Villa and fund a possible 250000 redevelopment, including razing the 186 unit complex for single and cluster housing. Residents note crime has declined and favor community upgrades over demolition while fearing displacement.
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Elyria
Jim Baxter
Dennis Wilt
Tyraunna Cuellar
Mayor Grace tied to villa plan misquote corrected
Early Thursday edition clarifies that statements about the Wilkes Villa redevelopment were misattributed to Mayor Bill Grace. The Housing Program Grass prepared the document containing the remarks, and the quotes should be credited to Grass Program instead.
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Bill Grace
Wilkes Villa
Indians Shakeup: Hart Steps Down as Cleveland GM
The Indians announce the season's early shakeup with John Hart resigning as general manager after two games. Mark Shapiro, positioned as Hart's successor, lauds fan support and vows to continue building a championship organization. Hart says he will not work for another club and remains confident in Cleveland's bright future.
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Manny Ramirez
Sandy Alomar
Hank Peters
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Tribe
Shapiro
Princeton University
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Mark Shapiro
Mark
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