Five Day Forecast With Wind Shifts and Snow Showers
Five day forecast notes record highs and lows with tonight southwest winds of 5 to 15 knots turning northwest toward daybreak. Areas of light snow and largely ice covered lake. Friday brings northwest winds 5 to 15 knots rising to 10 to 20 knots with likely snow showers. Temperature details are incomplete in the segment.
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Cold records fall as Midwest faces continued cold snap
Kansas City area shelters report surging occupancy with 150 to 175 people nightly as the arctic cold persists. Forecasters warn no thaw through the weekend and record lows are tied across multiple states.
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Julie Rohlfing
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January Temperature Moderately Warm Amid Snow Near Normal
January averaged 26 degrees, about one tenth of a degree above normal, with snow accumulation at 14.7 inches, about four inches above normal but far from the 1978 record. The cold spell continues into the weekend with subzero lows and teens highs, while a southern winter storm is expected to bring light snow to the area.
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Marijuana involvement eyed in fatal crash near Grafton
Prosecutors asked a judge to delay charges as the State Highway Patrol investigates a crash that killed Andrew James 21 and children Kyle 9 and Brooke 6 in North Ridgeville. DeMarino 24 was tested positive for marijuana. no drug paraphernalia found. The driver’s father seeks comment through his attorney.
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Brooke Hoffman
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School counselors aid students after Nicholas death
George and DeLuca met with students along with the Rev Judith Tisserand and other district staff to discuss the death of Nicholas. Principal Joe Dudek coordinated the effort as counselors continued talking with students and parents expressed concern about their children’s reactions and sadness.
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Paul Oberhaus
Thomas Rockwell
David Livingston
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Joe Sloboda
Joe Dudek
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Nicholas
Zutkowski
Black History Month expands to February celebration
Yakubu Saaka of Oberlin College notes Black History Month serves two aims: self affirmation for blacks miseducated about heritage and raising awareness of black contributions to society. He links the observance to February birthdays of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln, and previews Debra Kent feature and Rev. Allan Boesak’s Oberlin talk.
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Oberlin College
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Frederick Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Debra Kent
Ohio Assembly Plant
Avon Lake
South Afica
Allan Boesak
Clergy urge support after student death in schools
George urged teachers and counselors to address death openly while avoiding impropriety, noting some resist discussing loss. Tisserand, pastor of First Congregational United Church of Christ North Ridgeville, emphasized clergy should aid students with spiritual questions and offer hope during the grief, insisting God understands and shares the pain.
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Tisserand
First Congregational United Church of Christ
North Ridgeville
Family mourns two children after fatal crash
Dana Hoffman recalls the crash that killed her kids Kyle and Brooke Hoffman in Elyria while she survived with injuries. Kyle died en route after Lifeflight and Brooke died at the scene. Dana visits her hospitalized husband as donations are urged to a memorial fund.
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EMH
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Dana Hoffman
David
Roll Arena
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Bea Hoffman
LaGrange
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Fed signals weaker economy and tame inflation
Analysts say the Fed action implies the economy is softer and inflation is not a concern now. Business groups urged rate cuts to combat slowing growth while many expect another small cut at the March 26 meeting if data confirm weakness. A key worry is that weaker growth could push unemployment higher.
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