Obituary highlights for Edward Cieslak aged 82
Edward Cieslak of Lorain born May 12, 1884 in Blawnox Pennsylvania died in February 2017. A Navy Reservist and self employed contractor he taught carpentry at Lorain County JVS from 1978 to 1999 guiding civic projects with Habitat for Humanity and local schools. He is survived by children and grandchildren and left a scholarship in his name at JVS. A funeral and mass were held at St. Peter Church in Lorain with interment planned. Contributions were requested to the Alzheimer’s Association or American Cancer Society.
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Wendy) Cieslak
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Cheryl) Cieslak
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Ohio Republicans court endorsements for governor race
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Michael Dillon Amherst Obituary Notice
Michael Andrew Dillon 91 of Amherst passed away February 24 2017 at home under New Life Hospice care The Dillon family will receive friends February 26 2017 from 3 to 7 PM at Devin and Roberta Funeral Center Prayers Monday February 27 2017 at 12 30 PM followed by Mass of Christian Burial at St Joseph Catholic Church Amherst Interment at St Joseph Cemetery A complete obituary will appear in Sunday's paper.
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Two men sue over wrongful murder convictions in Cleveland
Laurese Glover and Derrick Wheatt, freed in 2015 after exonerating evidence surfaced, allege Cleveland prosecutors and detectives manipulated a 14-year-old witness in the 1995 shooting death of Clifton Hudson. They seek dismissal with prejudice. Eugene Johnson may file his own suit.
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Lorain Public Library Lays Groundwork for Harvest for Hunger Drive
The Lorain Public Library System launches its first Food Drive with Second Harvest to raise awareness of county food insecurity. Harvest for Hunger, a national drive, supports 21 northern Ohio counties, benefiting 100+ charities in Lorain, Crawford, Erie and Huron. Last year raised $215,000 and nearly one million meals in the four counties. Second Harvest distributes to over 70 Lorain County charities including pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and meal programs. For details contact Lorain Public Library System at (440) 244-1192 or (800) 322-READ or visit LorainPublicLibrary.org.
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Relapse described in plea over seven months pregnant woman
Tomlinson said the woman is seven months pregnant and not regularly using drugs but suffered a relapse. He expects Warner to remain free on bond with drug tests until a residential treatment bed opens, likely by Monday. Contact details provided.
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Board removes Mackin over abusive conduct claims
Mackin and his attorneys argued post medical incident behavior changed after September 2015 and he was treated with medication. Bedeski denied staying the order removing Mackin, citing ongoing late conduct by contractors and persistent conflicts with clients and board members. Carlin criticized the decision but respected the ruling and noted a prior removal in 2013.
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