Out of the Darkness Campus Walk Raises Awareness at LCCC
About 200 participants gathered at Lorain County Community College for the third annual Out of the Darkness campus walk to honor loved ones and raise funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Organizer Debra DiCillo, who lost two relatives to suicide, spoke about her personal connection to the event.
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Key Ohio ballot races shape May primaries
Ohio voters face nominations for U S Senate and governor plus map changes. The governor’s race features a heated clash between Mike DeWine and Mary Taylor with debates off, while Dennis Kucinich and Richard Cordray vie in the Democratic contest over gun policy and credibility amid a turbulent campaign season.
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I 90 and West River Road North closures in Ohio
Ohio Department of Transportation warns of two week closure on West River Road North southbound near I 90 bridge overpass starting Monday with detours and daytime delays. Other work includes I 90 widening on Route 83 ramps and curb lane closures on I 90 near Route 611, pavement repairs on US Route 6, and rock slope maintenance on SR 2 between SR 58 and Middle Ridge Road.
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Trump reshapes courts with young conservatives
President Trump and Senate Leader McConnell push rapid confirmations to tilt federal courts toward originalist judges. Fifteen appeals court nominees confirmed, many in their 40s and 50s, with six more poised after debate limits. Critics warn of entrenched conservative influence.
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States consider taxes on opioids to fund treatment
Lawmakers in at least 15 states push taxes or fees on prescription painkillers and distributors to raise funds for treatment and prevention. Montana Senator Roger Webb cites accountability for overprescribing linked to a 2016 U.S. overdose record, as public health groups note the crisis stems from marketing in the 1990s.
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