Bond lowered in Lorain murder case for two suspects
Lorain County released Lorenzana and Avery Taylor on reduced bonds after agreeing to waive time provisions. Taylor faces a $50 000 bond for murder tied to a Feb 3 shooting near West 29th Street and Ashland Avenue. Prosecution cited drug relation as a factor. Lorenzana’s felonious assault charge was dropped.
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Mike Camera
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Ohio plans faster fair releases for youth detainees
Ohio will start discussing early release for youths upon arrival to detention under a federal court plan. The approach ties release to progress and behavior, aims for consistency, and addresses issues raised in a 2004 lawsuit over guards' excessive force and custody practices.
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Sutton earmarks funds for Lorain County projects
U S Rep Betty Sutton D Copely secured 2009 appropriations supporting Lorain County with 475000 for Parker Hannifin wind turbine brakes 475000 for Lorain Port Authority vessel project and 315000 for Lorain County Urban League Youth Empowerment plus 285000 for Lorain Police Department Communications Center and 166250 for St Joseph Community Center infrastructure. Others include 190000 for Lorain Health and Dentistry 1 million for DNA forensic funding 951500 for Cuyahoga Community College program 475000 for Ohio DOT rail corridor and 450000 for Ohio Attorney General forensic lab. Sutton calls the funding economic recovery and notes Senate fate remains uncertain.
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Noticing and Acting on Heart Attack Symptoms Saves a Life
Ron Granneman survived a heart attack after dismissing early chest tightness and arm tingling. He credits his care team led by Interventional Cardiologist Dr. Charles O Shaughnessy and emphasizes cardiac rehab and acknowledging symptoms, especially in women who may experience different signs.
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Tips from Ed Stinnett on heart health and action
Ed Stinnett emphasizes knowing family health history with heart disease. He advises following doctor recommended diet and daily exercise. He warns to call 911 at first symptoms and to choose a trusted heart specialist and maintain faith in God and your doctor.
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