Delta surge could push US cases to 140000 in August
Health trackers warn the delta driven resurgence may lift daily US cases to 140000 to 300000 by August as normal activity resumes. Current seven day average exceeds 70000 with about 60 percent rise in a week and hospitalizations and deaths climbing.
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Father starts Mike Bird Fund for cancer research in memory of son
Elyria profile of Bill Bird launching a 501(c)(3) in memory of his son Mike Bird who died 47 after prostate cancer spread to bones and neuroendocrine cancer. Fund aims to support cancer research tests and awareness, with focus on prostate cancer and aiding families. Mike was Elyria High quarterback and a standout baseball player with multiple honors.
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Ohio sales tax holiday Aug 6 to 8 for back to school
Ohio offers a permanent annual sales tax holiday from Friday morning August 6 through Sunday August 8. Clothing up to 75 dollars School supplies up to 20 dollars and instructional materials up to 20 dollars are tax free with no item limit and online purchases eligible.
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Lorain man given 15 to 20 year term in rape cases
Jose Colon 27 of Washington Avenue was sentenced by Judge Mark Bedle ski in Lorain County Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to rape, attempted rape, gross sexual imposition and domestic violence. He earned credit for time served and faces July 2035 release earliest, with Tier III sex offender status and lifetime in-person registration. Victims were children provided by his girlfriend Flordelis Acosta in February 2020, reported to school officials and children services.
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Frustrations rise as eviction deadline nears
President Biden maintains plan to end nationwide eviction moratorium as midnight passes. Lawmakers express anger at inaction and blame for failure to protect renters. Rep. Maxine Waters says the White House should lead.
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