Caretaker mauled by bear dies in Ohio incident
Brent Kandra, 24, an Elyria animal caretaker, was killed after a black bear he fed at Sam Mazzola's Marks Road property attacked him. The bear, reportedly out of its cage during feeding, injured Kandra who had worked with the animals for about six years. Mazzola has long faced animal rights scrutiny over his exotic menagerie.
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Outspoken volunteer allowed to return to kennel
Lorain County will let Carol Brailer resume volunteering at the Lorain County Dog Kennel under rules for all volunteers. Assistant County Administrator Ron Twining said Brailer has not yet signed the compliance form. The policy bans public interaction and requires nametags and staff referrals when asked questions.
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Space travel weakens astronauts to 80 year old levels
A new study reports six months in space diminishes muscle and bone strength to levels comparable to an 80 year old. The finding highlights risks for long duration missions such as a trip to Mars and calls for enhanced countermeasures.
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Community pays tribute to Avon firefighter Kevin Criss
Family friends and a grateful community gathered Friday for the funeral of Avon firefighter Kevin Ray Criss who died in a motorcycle crash Monday night. Rev. Chris Reutepohler noted Criss chose the fire service to help others while risking his life and called firefighting a selfless calling.
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Jobless rate drops in Ohio in July
Ohio unemployment fell to 10.3 percent in July from 10.5 percent in June as the number of unemployed dropped from 625,000 to 614,000. Manufacturing and services added jobs while layoffs in districts were offset by private sector gains. state rate remains above the national 9.5 percent.
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