Trump touts strong economy despite market drop
President Trump said the economy is doing very well and dismissed recession fears after last week's market decline. Economic adviser Kudlow echoed optimism, citing higher wages and consumer spending, while noting a slower energy sector and tariffs on China. Household sentiment has fallen, and rivals warn of potential global downturn.
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Lorain County Fair draws exhibitors through family tradition
Jim and Lara Sheffield of Pittsfield Township recall a 75 year history of cows at the Lorain County Fair. The couple started when Jim's brother Chuck was 10, and cattle became their mainstay as their children and grandchildren joined 4-H.
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Pittsfield Township
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Avon student recovers after ischemic stroke
Avon junior lineman Jake Burdick suddenly lost sight and feeling during a mother son bowling event. After rapid transport to Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital and then Cleveland Clinic main campus, MRI confirmed an ischemic stroke caused by a brain blood clot, prompting a dangerous but pivotal rescue.
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Lorain Schools shuffle brings new administrators districtwide
Lorain schools announce upcoming year staffing changes with several buildings naming new deans and leaders. Larkmoor lacks a dean of academics while Mary Adamo shifts to dean of scholar and family engagement replacing Celina Bigio who resigned. Antonio Gaines and Lisa Quick join as deans at Washington and Garfield elementary schools.
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Larkmoor
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Washington Elementary School
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Garfield Elementary School
Lorain Festival Provides Free School Supplies to Hundreds
Lorain Stop the Violence held a back-to-school festival at Central Park offering folders pencils notebooks and other supplies plus speakers haircuts food face painting and music. Founder Kyriece Brooks said donations covered 350 children though many more families attended and some were turned away. The group aims to prevent violence and support Lorain County youth with education tools.
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