Dixon Family Auditions for Family Feud at Nautica
Olmsted Township residents Jodi Dixon and relatives auditioned for Family Feud in Cleveland. The group endured a chaotic studio audition process, met host John O Hurley, and learned they were selected to potentially appear on the show. Top prize is 150000 dollars plus a new car.
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Olmsted Township
Jodi Dixon
Midpark High School
Cleveland
Dixon
Nautica
Jim
Gibbs Butcher Block
Columbia Township
Vicki Jancsi
Brook Park
Jennifer Graves
Brunswick
Anna Marie Hubert
Lakewood
Bedlam
Simon
Dixons
John O’hurley
Disney World
Jen Graves
Family Feud
Jim Dixon
Drug agent hopes to return to duty
Lee Lucas, a federal drug agent acquitted of framing 18 suspects in a 2005 sting, hopes to resume regular duty soon. His attorney says civil lawsuits by about 20 victims seek damages up to 5 million dollars, though Lucas awaits possible clearance.
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Cleveland
Lee Lucas
Mansfield
Joel Kirkpatrick
Lucas
U.S. District Court
Lee
DEA
Kirkpatrick
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Bolivia
Miami
Washington
City asks residents to clear hydrants after snowstorm
Elyria officials urge homeowners and business owners to dig out fire hydrants and clear adjacent sidewalks after a heavy snow event. Safety Director Chris Eichenlaub stresses every minute counts for firefighters. With another storm forecast, prompt snow removal is encouraged.
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Elyria
City Safety Service
Chris Eichenlaub
Eichenlaub
Bruce Bishop
Abbe Road
Girl dies after snow hole accident in Ashland
An eight year old girl, Emily Kramer, died after falling head first into a snow dug hole in front of her home in Ashland. Police say she became unconscious after her waist blocked her air. Her father rescued her but she could not be revived at Samaritan Regional Health System.
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Ashland
Joel Ieenhour
Emily Kramer
Samaritan
Ieenhour
Attorney loses lawsuit against state
Elyria attorney Carl Rose sued the Ohio Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation and its parent agency over not background checking Nancy Haylor, whom he hired in 2005 to handle books and write checks. Judge Clark ruled no requirement existed for such a check. Haylor later stole from Rose, pleaded guilty, and served six months in jail after prior thefts. Rose plans to appeal.
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Elyria
Carl Rose
Ohio Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Nancy Haylor
Ohio Court of Claims
Joseph Clark
Bureau
Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission
Haylor
Rose
Hay
Raymond Ewers
Eileen Carson
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