Woman killed as vehicle hits her outside Lorain fair
A 38 year old Lorain woman died after being struck near the Lorain County Fairgrounds by a hit and run driver. The suspect, a 61 year old Strongsville man, fled the scene and caused private property damage on Route 18 and at the Route 58 and Route 20 intersection before being apprehended. Authorities say alcohol is suspected and charges are pending.
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Not Old Enough To Drive But They Can Derby
Sadie Gecking, 14, of West Salem wins the kids division derby at the L Fair after a hard clash with Shelby Owens, the previous year’s champion. Gecking built the car herself with parts she selected and installed including seats, despite lacking a license and a broken steering mechanism during the event.
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Lorain County Fair Sees Attendance Dip Weather Affects Week-Long Event
Lorain County Fair Board President Bryan Twining says the fair was a success but admits attendance slipped this year due to weather. He notes plans are already underway for the 2017 fair despite the decline.
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Ohio chief justice leads nine state heroin summit
Ohio Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor convened a regional heroin summit with experts from nine states including Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia as overdoses surge. Ohio reports 3050 accidental overdoses in 2015, eight daily, up 20.5 percent from 2014.
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Trump to Speak on Immigration Policy in Arizona
Donald Trump announced a speech on illegal immigration to be held in Arizona after days of speculation he may soften his hard line on deporting about 11 million people in the United States illegally. The event was delayed as his team finalized proposals amid internal debate over noncriminal immigrants.
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