Lorain County Fair Day Two Schedule Activities
Gates open at 7 30 a m with a busy timetable of junior fair events. Dairy Goat judging Open Class Poultry ponies saddle horses rabbit breeds and more run through the afternoon ending with a 6 p m band concert and a diesel truck pull.
Lorain County Fair Culinary Arts Auction Tops $3,000 for Scholarships
The Lorain County Fair culinary arts auction set a district record by taking in over $3,000, funding scholarships and possibly boosting the number awarded. Fair Director Ron Pickworth notes the event’s rise from about $2,000 in recent years and invites participation for next year’s Monday 5 pm auction at the pavilion behind the fair office.
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Carjack suspect with lengthy record charged in Avon incident
Avon police charged Robert J. Johnson, 24, with aggravated robbery, felonious assault, theft and failure to comply after he allegedly stole a car from a child care center employee at 6:30 AM. He remains hospitalized in Westlake after a collision involving the stolen vehicle. Johnson previously served time for aggravated robbery. His 14 year old brother faces charges.
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Suspect May Have Had Accomplice In Killing
U S Marshals pursue possible accomplice in case involving Nathan Summerfield who fled before arrest. Summerfield was detained August 15 at a Wadsworth motel after staff said he arrived alone the prior day in a red pickup. await further details on SUSPECT A2.
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Nathan Summerfield
U.S
Summerfield
Wadsworth
Pete Elliott
Hurst Family Returns Home After Move
The Hurst family of six returns home to LaGrange after leaving the city in February. Brian and Casey keep watch as Beau Brady and the twins Bryce and Baen settle in, with Bryce quickly becoming the talker and Bryce eager to rejoin his older brothers.
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Costs rise for back to school supplies across districts
Parents face higher costs as districts reopen this week. Lisa Roberson reports that families plan to spend about 688.62 per child in K 12 and total retail outlays could reach 30.3 billion, driven by lists of tissues bags wipes and hundreds of pencils.
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Melissa Galindo
National Retail Federation
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