Dry summer worries farmers in Lorain County
Lorain County faces abnormally dry conditions with 99.71 percent of the area in D-0. Meteorologist Ralene Campbell cites below normal rainfall and heat in June as key drivers of moisture loss and spotty convective rain. Local farmer Brad Lacko notes corn and soybean crops are most at risk, with uncertainty over August conditions and insurance usage.
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Lorain County
U.S. Drought Monitor
Ralene Campbell
Cleveland
National Weather Service
Campbell
Midwest
Brad Lacko
LaGrange Township
Ohio Farm Bureau
Lacko
Avon Lake power plant implosion meets safety goals
ALERG began the implosion of the Avon Lake power plant with a 5 41 a m blast at Beach Park Station raising a dust cloud that drifted toward Lake Erie. The area was declared safe at 6 29 a m and Lake Road was closed from 5 to 7 a m while a 1200 foot exclusion zone was enforced. Avon Lake officials said the single building housing two boilers was removed safely as part of a broader demolition plan amid resident concerns and council debates.
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Kristin Bauer
Chronicle
Avon Lake
Fire
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Lake Road
Moore
Miller Roads
ALERG
Mark Spaetzel
Martin O’donnell
Scott Reschly
Spaetzel
Beach Park Station
West Ridge house nearly struck again in Lorain County
West Ridge Road near state Route 113 saw a 2011 Kia Optima go off the road just after midnight, hit an embankment and clip a utility pole before stopping 15 feet from a West Ridge Road home. Driver Melanie Candelario of Lorain, 27, was hospitalized with serious injuries. The crash follows a similar June 7 incident at the same property.
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Elyria
West Ridge Road
Kia Optima
State Highway Patrol
Bryan Baus
Melanie G. Candelario
Lorain
Bryan
Linda Baus
Paris Olympics Rugby Sevens lights up Stade de France
Antoine Dupont sparked his status as rugby’s top player by powering France to gold as Paris opened. Portia Woodman-Wickliffe closed her sevens career with another title for New Zealand. Tiona Maher propelled attention as the United States earned bronze while 553,000 spectators filled the stadium across six days.
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Ilona Maher
Saint-Denis
France
Paris
Antoine Dupont
Portia Woodman-Wickliffe
New Zealand
Tiona Maher
U.S
Stade de France
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