Everyday heroes among us rise to the moment
Ed Brennan and his wife Terri rescued 18 year old Kate Wyckoff from a car in flood water near Wellington after a crash on Pitts Road. Firefighters assisted and Wyckoff survived with minor hypothermia. In Lorain Kyle Wren, a 10 year old student, found and returned 170 dollars. he received citizenship and a 25 dollar reward, with potential return of the money if unclaimed in 30 days. The piece celebrates ordinary people acting to save others.
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Wellington
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Jeff Mohrman
Chronicle-Telegram
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Brennan
Mark Rosemark
Robert Walker
Wyckoff
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Brennans
Rosemark
Hawthorne Elementary
Lorain
Kyle Wren
the Chronicle
Mike Sakal
Kyle
Ruie
Deanie Suikait
Elyria Schools forum praised for safety efforts and support
Letters praise nearly 400 attendees of a community safety forum at Elyria High School. Officials including Mayor Grace, Police Chief Medders, and Prosecutor White are commended for their work on school safety and bomb threat response.
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Elyria High School
Bill Grace
Michael Medders
Greg White
Lorain County
White
Tripp Faces Maryland Prosecution Over Wiretap Case
Joseph Perkins argues Linda Tripp is being unfairly targeted by Maryland for tapping calls involving Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton. He says senior White House figures faced no criminal charges while Tripp risks prison and fines for alleged wiretap violations.
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Monica Lewinsky
Bruce Lindsey
Sydney Blumenthal
Lanny Breuer
Timothy Keating
Nancy Hernreich
Patsy Thomasson
White House
Linda Tripp
Tripp
Maryland
Lewinsky
Howard County
Pentagon
Maria McLenden
House of Delegates
Diane O. Leasure
Parris Glendening
Leasure
Starr
State of Maryland
Independent Counsel
Clinton
Sad score in Washington as eagle nest cut down
Bonnie Erbe laments the destruction of a bald eagle nest near Washington by Milton V. Peterson’s group. The incident triggers federal scrutiny, possible seven figure fines, and questions about development harming national symbols and open space amid rising land conversion.
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Virginia
Inter State 95
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Peterson Cos
Harbor Place
Congress
Peterson
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Baltimore
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
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