Furby Frenzy at Tower City Ends With Black Mint Furby
The narrator describes scarce black Furby frenzy at All Wound Up store in Tower City. After queuing amid a crowd, they purchase a mint black Furby for 53.75 with tax, leaving with the coveted in box toy and a gray one swapped back.
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Prince song 1999 looms over millennium year
As 1999 nears, rock radio will flood airwaves with Prince's 1999 and the track will dominate New Year's Eve parties. The rambling forecast notes huge airplay in 1999 and jokes about naming a song for the next millennium like Kiss's 2000 Man.
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Kiss
New Radicals recall roots after Miracle on 55th Street show
Detroit band New Radicals played the Miracle on 55th Street benefit in Cleveland at the Agora on Dec. 18. Lead singer Gregg Alexander and percussionist Danielle Brisebois spoke with Chronicle-Telegram reporters about growing up nearby, radio stations, and upcoming RCA release.
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Elyria JVS case links architect to scheme for public funds
Elyria prosecutors say JVS architect Robert Bregar sought to mislead grand jury and cover a conspiracy to divert school funds to benefit former superintendent William Ruth. Ruth faces 12 charges and potential 50 year sentence. Bregar faces 10 charges. Taras Building’s George Taras will testify after immunity deal. Ruth’s attorney did not respond.
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Listeria cases hit Ohio with multiple deaths
Ohio health officials report two elderly residents and a fetus died from a Listeria strain linked to tainted meats such as hot dogs and cold cuts. Ten cases across seven counties followed, with incubation risks and cautions on food handling.
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Beathard
Ohio
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Support mounts for woman in wheelchair
In Sandusky Ohio Kelly Dillery who uses a motorized wheelchair faces charges of driving on a street with her 4-year-old daughter on her lap. About 50 supporters plan to march to city hall Tuesday to back Dillery who pleads not guilty to child endangering and a highway walking misdemeanor. The march was organized by Mary Butler of LEAP CIS.
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Moreland Hills
Common Pleas
Lynett McGough
Sandusky
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LEAP
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Deer hunt halted for Christmas break in Cleveland parks
A Cuyahoga County judge temporarily blocked a deer hunt in two parks after In Defense of Deer sought to halt the plan. Judge Celebrezze earlier denied a full injunction but granted a Christmas pause with a hearing set for Monday to determine if the order should stand. Rangers had killed 34 deer since approval for the Brecksville and Bedford reservations.
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Cuyahoga County
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Mystery surrounds $45 million Super Lotto winner
In Lancaster, Mike Mulholland reports no one claimed the $45 million Super Lotto prize from the Wednesday drawing. The second largest jackpot in history remains unclaimed as state officials note the winner chose a lump sum about $14.7 million after taxes. Mulholland will receive a $10,000 finder's windfall.
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