Grace outlines Elyria plan focusing on schools and jobs
Mayor Bill Grace used the State of the City address to signal a forthcoming plan for Elyria's schools, with a new high school and other education needs. He urged passage of Issue 24 for the school levy and Issue 13 for the library, saying the plan will be developed internally over the next months amid financial strain.
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Indians star Milton Bradley jailed for three days
Cleveland Indians outfielder Milton Bradley pleaded guilty to obstructing official business after leaving a traffic stop scene. He was fined 250 plus 177 in costs and ordered to perform 40 hours of community service. He will serve three days in jail starting Tuesday ahead of spring training.
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American pianist Spencer Myer wins South Africa competition
North Ridgeville native Spencer Myer, a professional pianist, won first place at an international piano contest in Protoria, South Africa, beating 31 competitors. The University of South Africa hosted the event, awarding over $25,000 and a concert tour across South Africa next year. Myer performed Mozart and Beethoven from memory, noting Russians dominated the final round and describing the thrill of reaching the final six.
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Powell lashes out at Brown during hearing clash
Secretary of State Colin Powell snapped at Representative Sherrod Brown during a congressional hearing after Brown questioned Bush's National Guard record. Brown claimed Bush may have been AWOL while Powell defended the administration and warned against political fights in the inquiry into the Iraq war. Brown said Powell's outburst showed defensive posture as discussion centered on war rationale and weapons inspections.
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Lorain County agency fixes Head Start issues, HUD says
A federal review found Lorain County Community Action Agency corrected major Head Start problems identified last year and likely retains control of the program. The agency must still address two compliance gaps in fiscal management and child nutrition within 90 days, with Ramirez citing completed corrections and a forthcoming verification letter.
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More deaths as US infant mortality rises after decades
Nationwide data show infant death rates increase for the first time in years, signaling a reversal in long-term progress. Analysts cite factors including access to care and socioeconomic disparities as key influences on the uptick.
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Kucinich Returns Home to Oberlin Rally
Former Cleveland mayor Dennis Kucinich spoke to an Oberlin audience at Finney Chapel, arguing the race for the White House hinges on substance over the horse race. He warned media focus misses what’s in the candidate’s program. He cited the national coverage but urged voters to look beyond.
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