Local Ohioans Boost Buckeyes in Fiesta Bowl Showdown
In Tempe Arizona a strong local contingent helps Ohio State as former area Stars join the Buckeyes for the Fiesta Bowl. Avon Lake alums Anthony Gonzalez and Mike D Andrea headline a group that includes St Ignatius grads John Conroy and Ryan Franzinger, with Medina's Mike Kudla and Strongsville's John Kerr among others. D Andrea seeks late season resurgence after knee surgery while Gonzalez continues to be a key receiver for OSU.
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Heartstruck sister faces family clash at Fiesta Bowl
Laura Quinn, sister of Notre Dame QB Brady Quinn, dates Ohio State LB A J Hawk and faces a dilemma if her boyfriend blitzes against her brother in the Fiesta Bowl. Brady says, Dont ask me, as Laura, 22, a California State University Los Angeles senior, weighs her torn loyalties and wears a personalized jersey.
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Cat Calls 911 From Call Button Hero Cat
In Columbus an orange striped cat triggered 911 after its owner Gary Rosheisen fell from his wheelchair. Police found Rosheisen on the floor unable to move, crediting the cat Tommy who may have pressed the buttons to summon help. He trained the cat to call for help.
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Residents gather for anti-violence vigil
About 30 people attended an interfaith vigil at the Church of the Almighty in Elyria to honor crime victims. Imam Paul Nasan urged action as he condemned street violence and called for intervention to protect children.
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Elyria Denver Neighborhood Faces Uncertain Future
In northern Denver, Elyria a small mid 1800s founded enclave born by A C Fisk struggles for attention and viability. The four by eight block area near I 70 Platte River and rail links houses about 1000 residents, half Latino, anchored by local smelters and plant work. Residents fear neglect and stalled development.
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Feds plan for next big storm largasa
Homeland Security officials map a faster disaster response after Katrina. FEMA chief Michael Brown is a focal point as the Bush administration revises plans to deploy emergency communications and medical facilities, while scrutinizing why leaders failed to invoke powers to aid New Orleans last August.
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Westlake to Face 6.0-Mill School Levy Vote in May
Westlake will put a 6.0-mill operating levy before voters in May, aiming to raise about $9 million annually. The board unanimously approved the measure and asked the Cuyahoga County auditor to certify the amount, with a $0.59 daily cost on a $100,000 home and a 1.2-mill bond indebtedness decrease in January 2007 if approved. Board President Renee D etterre Wargo stressed the district’s need to act, noting consequences for programming if defeated, and a $4.2 million contingency plan was adopted, including student fees and reduced spending.
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