Parole denied for killer mom in 1990 Ohio case
An Elyria woman, Renee Patterson, was denied parole after an Aug. 3 hearing for slashing her 2-year-old son Joshua Marsh on her 28th birthday in 1990. The Ohio Parole Board cited the crime's severity and noted needed more time in programming. another hearing is set for 2015.
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Patterson
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BlackPa
Role.com
Vinocur
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Joshua
James “Spanky” Patterson
James Patterson
Lorain native studies sharks on Shark Week episode
Loren native Taylor Chapple, a Stanford post doctoral scholar and 1997 Lorain Catholic grad, explains sharks are mischaracterized as mainly attacks. He and others track great whites using electronic tags, buoy sensors, and satellite data, revealing calm predatory behavior and rare attacks.
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Chronicle
Lorain
Taylor Chapple
Discovery Channel
Chapple
Stanford University
Hopkins Marine Station
Lorain Catholic High School
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Tom Johnson
Ridgeville man indicted on weapons charges over Dark Knight Rises incident
Scott A. Smith, 37, of North Ridgeville, indicted on two counts of carrying concealed weapons and one count of having weapons under disability after bringing a loaded pistol and four knives to a Westlake Regal Cinemas showing of The Dark Knight Rises on August 4. Prosecutors say the defense mode claim is not supported.
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Westlake
Scott A. Smith
Smith
Matthew Bruce
Lorain District Seeks Clarity On Reading Program Funding
Lorain Schools face confusion over funding for the Third Grade Reading Guarantee. At a board meeting officials argued the federal Read to Succeed grant cannot fund state requirements, calling the mandate unfunded. A spokesman later said federal funds may support at risk students and some requirements.
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Lorain
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Ohio Department of Education
John Charlton
Charlton
Keystone to retrofit stadium with used press box and seats
Keystone Schools will open a new football stadium this fall with a used press box and 1,000 bleacher seats purchased for 40000 dollars. The gear, formerly owned by Perkins Schools near Sandusky, will be installed by crane before the Aug. 24 opener versus Monroeville.
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Perkins
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