Two Elyria incidents include a girl hit by car and a teen stabbed
A 7 year old girl, Katherine Salsbury, remained in serious condition after being struck on Winckles Street near her home around 6 35 p m Tuesday night. A 16 year old boy was stabbed during an argument Monday at a home on Oberlin Road and was taken to MetroHealth Medical Center for surgery to check for internal injuries. Police reported no charges in the stabbing case. State Route 511 near U S 20 reopened after a bridge replacement project.
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Fox designs win at Keystone Fair seeking 4-H prize
Fox, 18, a Grace College student and Keystone graduate, wins with multiple sketches after ten years in 4-H. She earns a gift card and a free sweatshirt while shirts cost 10 dollars and sweatshirts 20 dollars at the Junior Fair office. Foster, from Pittsfield Township, participates with Lost & Found 4-H and balances college. She has sewn photographed and cake-decorated in recent years. Contact Rona Proudfoot at 329-7124 or rproudfoot chronicles.com.
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Quake Felt Across Northeast Ohio During Baseball Game
The tremor was reported from Lorain to Amherst and even shook Progressive Field during Shin-Soo Choo's third inning double. Indians manager Manny Acta and Browns staff claimed no damage or disruption, with fans and media briefly anxious as the press box swayed.
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East Coast quake rattles major U.S. cities on 5.8 magnitude
The U S Geological Survey pegged the Virginia quake at magnitude 5.8 causing alerts from Washington to New York. Washington’s monuments closed briefly while New York and federal buildings evacuated. Aftershocks followed as people described fear and shock amid a disrupted workday and a Dow dip before recovery.
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Carmen Bonano
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