Jackson faces his potential jurors in child molestation case
Linda Deutsch of The Associated Press reports Michael Jackson faced prospective jurors in his child molestation trial in Santa Maria California as fans gathered shouting encouragement. He walked into the courthouse with supporters watching while his attorney and the judge prepared the jury panel for a potentially six month service.
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Athlete collapses during Elyria High conditioning
Elyria High School junior Andrew Rainey, 16, collapsed during late practice while running sprints. He remains in critical but stable condition at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland as doctors investigate the cause. family says it is not drug-related and not due to overexertion.
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Elyria High School
Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital
Cleveland
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Staduul
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Andrew
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Faith and race bridge built on a bus memory
In Vermilion a sixth annual Race Relations service unites Morton’s predominantly white Baptist congregation with Compassion Baptist Church led by Rev. James Williams. The event echoes a 1990s road trip moment when Earl Wilson and teammates refused drinks, sparking a broader discussion on integration in faith communities.
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James Williams
Compassion Baptist Chreh
Lorain
Lakeview Baptist Church
Ferndale Avenue
Vermilion
America
Obertin
Howard Jones
Billy Graham
Vermilion seeks full-time mayor as two seek post
Vermilion faces a Feb 17 filing deadline with no candidates yet for the city's full-time mayor role. Current part-time Mayor Jimmy Davis and Council President Dan Roth both say they plan to file, with Davis proposing leaving his HR director job if elected and Roth having shifted views since the charter change in 2001.
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Eye City
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Council
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Davis
Aity
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Amherst drama club cooks up four for the price of one
Amherst drama club stages a quartet of one act plays in a single evening. Student thespians premiere new scripts alongside established sketches, delivering a compact program that showcases campus talent and varied storytelling.
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Elyria proposes new levy for May ballot
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports a Strategic Planning Committee recommendation to seek a 0.25 percent income tax increase in May. The levy would raise about 3 million for the general fund, with most going to police, fire, and the rest to streets and parks. Mayor Bill Grace supports the plan, pending final Council vote. Two Republicans opposed.
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Garry Gibbs
Lorain gunman faces aggravated attempted murder charge
A 68 year old Lorain man who shot his neighbor in the hallway faces aggravated attempted murder charges. The victim remains in critical condition at MetroHealth. The dispute stemmed from months of noise complaints and confrontations between the neighbors. The shooter allegedly fired after emerging from his apartment as the other man left the laundry room. The gun discharged multiple times. one round struck the victim in the groin and hip area.
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Mike Pravenza
Lorain Law
Arnold Colella
Metroslealth Hospital
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Church
Pinebrook ‘Lowers
Shafer Drive
MetroHealth
Ahe Anathen
Colesta
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