Fire destroys Wrong Side of the Tracks Bar in Grafton
A Friday morning blaze at 1008 Cleveland St in Grafton destroyed the Wrong Side of the Tracks Bar and Grille. Firefighters battled flames from about 2 a.m. to daylight with re ignition, leaving a charred northeast wall and no injuries. A2 coverage notes the bar had long-standing presence in town and six staff were employed.
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Train Huts Tanker Stopped on Railroad Tracks
No injuries after a CSX train collided with a near empty gasoline tanker stopped on Route 83 in Eaton Township. Driver Daniel Baker, 56, of Shelby, escaped to safety as responders evacuated nearby residents and investigated the incident. About 40 gallons remained in the tanker. no leakage occurred.
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PlayStation Network Down On Christmas Day Outage
Sony faced a second day of offline service as PlayStation Network remained down on Friday while Xbox Live operations gradually returned online after outages began on Christmas Day. The disruption was claimed on Twitter by a self-styled hacking group.
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Accidental Shooting Woman Receives Pacemaker
A 75 year old woman Charlene Ross of York Township who was hospitalized after a gun accident underwent pacemaker implantation and is recovering well. Her son Steve Ross said the surgery started about 10 a.m. Friday and she is expected to be released soon. Everything went great and she is up and running.
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