Crash victim remembered as husband, father of two
Karen Bihn mourns husband Bill Bihn killed in a head on crash on Route 18 in Penfield Township. Richard Forgues died in the same collision. Rhonda Forgues is in critical condition. Sarah Bihn narrowly avoided riding in the van, and Buckeye High School and Tiffin University students mourn with the family amid community support.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots in Ohio
Sunday midday Pick 3 digits were 9 5 3 and Pick 3 digits 2 6 5. Rolling Cash drawn as 13 19 20 22 with no final digit. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot slated at 100000 and Classic Lotto at 3.4 million.
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Heart of firefighting inspires personal tribute
A speaker reflects on creating a project to capture the essence of firefighting and to honor Bob Haas and firefighters generally, aiming for a personal connection that honors service and courage.
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Firefighters Contain Apartment Blaze Near Pueblo Drive
A quick response by Fox and firefighters prevented spread at Shore Harbour Apartments east of Pueblo Drive near West 21st Street. Hughes and her 5 year old daughter escaped as a grease fire in No. 1 caused about 10 000 in apartment damage and 5 000 in Hughes belongings. Firefighters arrived in five minutes, controlled the fire by 8 15 and extinguished at 8 24 p m with one elderly resident safely escorted down stairs.
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Anoka Driver Released After Florence Township Crash
Johnny Penafiel Montafar, 21, of Anoka, Minnesota, the driver in a February 11 rollover crash in Florence Township, was released from MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. Three others were injured. Stefany Rosas, 21, of Anoka, was in critical condition. Police say an improper lane change contributed to the crash, which remains under investigation.
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Republicans threaten Homeland Security funding showdown
GOP leaders and conservatives push to resist President Obama and Senate Democrats over funding for the Homeland Security Department. They warn a shutdown could endanger border security and airport monitoring while House Speaker Boehner signals readiness to accept a lapse if the Senate blocks their bill. White House vows action and notes most DHS workers are essential.
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Mural painted to honor firefighters and their daily duty
Haas plans a mural begun Jan 15 and finished Feb 2 to honor firefighters inspired by her husband Tinas and derisive comments about freighters. She explains the 24 hour shifts and dangers of the job, noting awards and the toll on crews while hoping to create therapeutic art for fire and police departments. Contact Evan Gooden at 329-7129 for more.
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Ukraine and Kharkiv violence amid Yanukovych fallout
The Ukrainian parliament ousted Yanukovych on February 22 2014 after months of protests. Ukraine planned to begin withdrawing heavy weaponry from front lines with a buffer zone to be created by both sides between 31 and 87 miles, though no moves were confirmed. Rebel and official spokespeople offered varying timelines from Sunday to March 7.
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