Motorcyclist in Critical Condition After Elyria Crash
A maroon 1993 Mercury Sable struck a motorcycle at Second Street and Gateway Boulevard at 1:45 p.m. Saturday. Paul M. Centrick, 61, of North Ridgeville, was taken to EMH Elyria then flown to MetroHealth Cleveland in critical condition. Station wagon driver Jason M. Wiley, 31, of Elyria, was uninjured.
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Coat drive grows as Elyria group collects coats
Shirley Messaros, of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12, reports about 80 new and gently used coats collected on day one of the two day Coats for Elyria Kids drive. The drive runs 1 to 3 p.m. today at the Legion's east parking lot off Gulf Road.
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Romney Dominates Debate as Rival Attacks Falter
Mitt Romney weathered fire from all sides in a Manchester New Hampshire debate doubleheader. He focused on Obama, arguing the recession deepened under his policies while noting job gains and a fading unemployment rate. A lively 90 minutes saw rivals clash but fail to unseat the front runner.
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Fire at Lorain complex sends man and son to hospital
A Lorain man and his 1-year-old son were hospitalized for smoke inhalation after a second floor kitchen fire at Beavercrest Gardens, 5536 Beavercrest Drive, around 12 40 p m Saturday. The blaze caused about 50 000 in damage and was attributed to food left on the stove.
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Illinois lifts ban on roadkill fur and meat harvesting
A new Illinois law allows scavenging roadkill for fur and meat. Lawmakers passed the bill twice despite snickers, overriding the governor's veto on the second vote.
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