Oberlin vigil honors Charlottesville victims amid violence aftermath
A peace vigil in Oberlin's Tappan Square followed Charlottesville's weekend unrest. Lili Sandler read a statement from City Manager Rob Hillard as he could not attend. Authorities say Heather Heyer was killed when a driver attacked counter protesters. two state troopers also died in a helicopter crash.
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Suspected driver tied to Nazi views in Charlottesville case
The Washington Post reports Ohio man James Alex Fields Jr. accused of driving a car into a Charlottesville crowd, killing one and injuring 19, with claims from his former Kentucky high school teacher that Fields admired Nazism and white supremacy.
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Heather Heyer Remembered For Fairness In Charlottesville
Heather Heyer died Saturday in Charlottesville Virginia as she stood against hatred. Her mother Susan Bro spoke of Heather's life centered on fairness and equality and noted her chocolate chihuahua Violet shares her favorite color.
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Man dies after motorcycle crash in Ohio
A 23 year old man, Robert Seneff of Hiram, died after a 2010 Honda VT 1300 CS motorcycle crashed on state Route 18 in Brighton Township. He traveled to the right struck a culvert went airborne and hit trees, dying at Lorain County Fairgrounds after EMS transported him. Police say no helmet was worn and alcohol or drugs were not confirmed factors. The crash remains under investigation.
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Detroit’s vacant land fuels industry growth
Heavy machines clear land on Detroit’s east side as Flex N Gate plans a 350000 square foot plant at the Interstate 94 Industrial Park bringing 750 jobs. City officials say Detroit seeks vacant sites within automotive and advanced manufacturing clusters to attract firms and build a dense supply chain.
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