Northeast Ohio braces for major snow storm and cold snap
Forecasters warn of a second major snow storm in the season for Northeast Ohio with 6 to 10 inches expected by morning and gusty winds creating blowing snow and drifts. A strong low in northern Mississippi brings moisture from the Gulf of Mexico as it moves northeast tonight. Lorain County reports 16 inches this December, tied to its seventh snowiest December on record, with highs near 20 and a Thursday low around 15. At least one death is linked to a separate incident in Minnesota involving a derailed crossing sign and a train.
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Lorain County
Ray Diederich
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North Ridgeville
Warm hearted rescue dog seeks grateful owner in Sheffield
Beatrice Miller and family pulled a white dog with rust colored freckles from the Black River. The dog, wearing a blue collar but no license or name tag, is recovering at home before potential transfer to the Animal Protective League of Lorain County. Call 277 9743 or Sheffield Police at 949-6155 with information.
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Sheffield Police Department
Shutdown leaves workers strapped as budget stalemate bites
In Washington a Los Angeles nursing assistant and a New York Social Security clerk face harsh hardship due to a partial government shutdown. With pay halted since Dec 16, Joyce Rush and Winifred Ruiz struggle as rent, utilities, and essential needs go unpaid while talks on a seven year balanced budget resume. The Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund sees rising aid requests and risk of insolvency as furloughed workers await back pay.
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Joyce Rush
Los Angeles Veterans Hospital
Winifred Ruiz
New York City
Congress
White House
Clinton
Bush
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Perate Financial Straits
Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund
Steve Bauer
Rush
Early arrival none too soon for Tyler's mom
Tyler DeAndre Meyers was the first baby born in 1996 at EMH Regional Medical Center arriving three days early. Born at 8am Monday he weighed pounds 4 ounces and measured 19 inches. Nicole Elek of Elyria endured a 30 hour labor with her mother and the baby's father while naming plans developed.
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Tyler DeAndre Meyers
Emh Regional Medical Center
Tyler
Nicole Elek
Elek
Snow Wednesday Forecast With Cold High Twenty Five
A clipped weather note mentions a Wednesday snow event with a high near 25 degrees. No further details or sources are provided.
Buses collide kill twenty six in Mexico New Year tragedy
Twenty six people are killed when two buses crash in Mexico on New Year’s Day. Authorities report multiple injuries and investigate the cause as regional officials issue condolences and mobilize emergency services.
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Mexico
Lucy by Lucy The Life Story of a Self Portrait
A fragment notes Lucy by Lucy recounting a life story tied to Timothy Leary, with hints of LSD era influence. The piece mentions the Browns unsure how long their Berea headquarters will stay open, signaling evolving local ties and potential closure.
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Angry driver injures 21 in New Year crowd crash
In Boston a man rammed a car into a crowd leaving a waterfront New Year celebration injuring 21 spectators with two in serious condition. Brooks Anthony Brooks, 26, of Malden, faces multiple assault charges after claiming he aimed to drive over people.
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Anthony Brooks
Malden
John Greland
Brooks
Greland
Colorful snow not hazardous says Engelhard officials
Neighbors in Elyria report green and yellow snow after a chemical plant smokestack release. Company officials say the alumina based catalyst residue is not hazardous and crews cleaned up most of it though the river remains green. Residents cite lingering concerns as state and federal agencies weigh safety.
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Engelhard Corp
Kathy Strickler
Quincy Street
Engelhard
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Andrew Kopas
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