Lorain Catholic books bittersweet final home win
Lorain Catholic closed its doors at the end of the school year after Friday night’s 74 39 victory over Open Door. The Spartans hosted the Patriots in a farewell game on their floor, drawing nostalgic fans and a celebratory crowd as Open Door honored Lorain Catholic’s final home appearance.
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Bishops vow end to priest abuse history
America’s top bishop declared that sheltering sex abusers in the priesthood is history. Bishop Wilton Gregory, president of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, said leaders bore much blame as two reports showed pervasive assaults on minors over the last half century.
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Man killed in hit and run on Abbe Road Elyria
A 27 year old North Olmsted man died after a hit and run early Friday or late Thursday. Police found him at 12 20 a.m. lying in the street at Abbe Road and Antioch Drive. He was airlifted to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland and died there. Investigators found skid marks and car parts at the scene. The department will release his identity after family notification.
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Oberlin College students killed in crash drunk driving
Two Oberlin College juniors Zachary Tucker of Montclair New Jersey and Benjamin Caraco of Berkeley California died in a single car crash on South Professor Street Fed 20. Coroner Paul Matus said both were intoxicated Tucker had a blood alcohol level of 0.14 and toxicology showed impairment.
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Americans urged to leave Haiti as Skinners stay
In a reported conflict over Haiti aid, Rini Caudill of Vie United States calls for Americans to depart. Dennis and Mary Skinner of God are described as choosing to remain amid the troubled country.
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Looting, violence flare as Haiti rebels near Port au Prince
Looters trek toward the port while a body lies in Port-au-Prince amid chaos. Rebels push to 25 miles of the capital as government loyalists hijack cars, loot, and attack the citys only operating hospital. Aristide refuses to step down under U.S. pressure.
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Demand for DNA testing in toddler death case
Local and state news report a convicted mother seeking DNA testing on evidence in the killing of her toddler son. The item notes procedural steps and potential appeals within the criminal case.
Lece Center Receives $500K Boost for GLIDE Building
GLIDE plans a new 40 000 square foot business growth center at Lorain County Community College on Innovation Drive in Great Lakes Technology Park with an $8 million project. US Senators Voinovich Brown helped secure a $500 000 federal grant to fund construction as the program awaits start within two years.
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