Soul Train creator Don Cornelius dies at 75
Don Cornelius the host and creator of Soul Train died from a gunshot at his Mulholland Drive home. Authorities ruled out foul play but no suicide note was found. The television pioneer, 75, built a platform for black music and culture and left a lasting impact on pop culture and television.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio and other states report daily draws with numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto and more including jackpots of 3.3 million and 23 million for Mega Millions and 170 million for Powerball. International results include Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia daily numbers.
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Newspaper Staff Directory Glides Into Office Hours
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EPA data site praised while private emissions debate grows
EPA administrator defends the database as a transparent resource though some emissions remain confidential under rules. Ohio environmentalists urge full disclosure as Genoa Genon plant faces possible daily fines for ozone violations and Mercury regulation tensions persist.
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Soldier from A1 Afghan translator credits vehicle in rescue
The Afghan translator and soldier injured in a blast credits a 43,000 pound vehicle with saving their lives. He describes a 7 foot by 17 to 20 foot blast crater, melted dirt, shattered glass, and a cracked fifth vertebra. He suspects Taliban or Haqqani Network planning, and plans to return to service then study mechanical engineering after leaving the military in 2013.
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County discusses moving Veterans Services to county space
County officials consider shifting Veterans Services to a county owned building to avoid rent and free space for others. Commissioner Kokoski supports renting out space if it helps federal funds offset costs, while Commissioner Williams cautions against renting an aging facility. רבים
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Groundhog Day lore meets feisty Phil in Punxsutawney rituals
On February 2 crowds gather at Gobbler's Knob to watch Punxsutawney Phil predict winter's end. Surprising backstories for groundhog icons from Staten Island Chuck to Lilly and Puck show the quirky history behind the weather forecast tradition and its stubborn claims.
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Robbery suspect arrested in Oberlin
A man linked to an Elyria robbery and a Lorain assault and abduction was arrested Wednesday morning in Oberlin. Mitchell J. Orr, 30, was taken into custody at his father’s home with no incident. Police say he beat and kidnapped the victim on Oak Point Road, stole her Kia, and is wanted on a felonious assault warrant alongside robbery charges.
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Federal grant funds Lorain fire department upgrades
A $129,032 FEMA grant aids Lorain Fire Department with training and gear. Equipment includes seven AEDs, four thermal imaging units, and 12 mobile data terminals. Fire Chief Tom Brown notes county departments mostly have this tech, but funding allows modernization.
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