Ohio soldiers die in Afghanistan attack named in 37th Brigade
Three Ohio soldiers from the 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team were killed in an Afghanistan attack in Maimanah. Sgt 1st Class Shawn T. Hannon, Capt. Nicholas J. Rozanski, and Sgt 1st Class Jeffrey J. Rieck were identified by the Ohio Adjutant General's Department. The attack, by a death by own action bomber on a motorcycle, killed at least 13 people and followed broader spring violence. The 37th Brigade, based in Columbus, includes troops from across Ohio and sent about 3,600 soldiers to Afghanistan for a year-long deployment.
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Dublin
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Indians fall in 16 innings on Opening Day heartbreak
Cleveland blew a 4-1 lead in the ninth as Chris Perez allowed three runs, sending the game to 16 innings where J P Arencibia connected for a three run homer to lift the Blue Jays past the Indians 7 4.
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Lorain district approves admin salaries in contract renewal
Lorain Schools board approved a $3,434,799 administrator salary package in a March 29 contract renewal. The exact salaries were not all disclosed at the meeting, though a list of names and pay was provided to board members, with a salary schedule listing 27 Lorain Administrators Association members and 13 non union administrators.
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18 year old pleads guilty to panty thefts and burglary
Larry Moore pleaded guilty to three counts of burglary for stealing underwear and jewelry from three teenage girls in LaGrange Township. The charges stem from break-ins at their homes. Moore, age 18, faced a Thursday court appearance.
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Commissioner Eyes County Building Space for Bar Association
Lorain County Bar Association seeks new home as County Commissioner Tom Williams proposes leasing fifth-floor offices of the Lorain County Administration Building formerly used by the Chamber of Commerce. Williams argues the plan could net about $20,000 yearly for a cash strapped county while the chamber retains some fifth-floor space and a shared receptionist. Chamber president Frank DeTillio says the 1,506 square feet was designed for the chamber and does not want to move.
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United Way in Elyria posts strongest 22 year gain
The United Way campaign in Elyria raised 2.8 million dollars for 2011 12 a 5.2 percent increase over 2010 11. Executive director William Harper said the drive outpaced Ohio urban areas and will fund programs for education living standards and health improvements Focus shifted to collaborative community driven efforts and partnerships with groups like Ladies on the Move at Elyria High School.
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