Columbia High School band tops Tri-C Rock Off again
Columbia High School senior Mitch Hengst leads Back For More to a finals berth in the 14th annual Tri-C High School Rock Off at the House of Blues on Feb. 6. After two prior attempts the funk act delivered a crowd pleasing set and plans to add new material, aiming for victory.
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Landmark program seeks more sites countywide in 2010
Lorain County Preservation Network aims to expand its landmark list beyond 11 sites with the Lorain County Historical Society urging owners to apply. Marilyn Fedelchak-Harley notes a need for awareness and more nominations while Bill Bird explains plaques identify designated places. End items include Avon Lake Cemetery and landmarks across Avon, Amherst, Lorain, Elyria, Sheffield, LaGrange, Pittsfield, and Vermilion.
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County clinics still offering H1N1 shots
Eight area clinics will still provide H1N1 and seasonal flu vaccines. Joyce Davis of the Lorain County General Health District notes the flu season is not yet at its peak and vaccine supply has stabilized. The district has sponsored about 40 clinics at schools and community sites for both vaccines.
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93 year old Amherst man found dead in driveway
Vincent G. Yacobozzi aged 93 was found frozen to death in his driveway in Amherst Township. Coroner said hypothermia caused death as the Lorain County Sheriff's Office investigated. He was last seen Saturday at 7 p.m. His wife Anne died in October. A son Ronald serves on the Amherst school board. Calling hours Friday 1 to 8 p.m. at Reidy-Scanlan- Giovannazzo Funeral Home. Funeral Saturday at St. Peter Church Lorain.
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Blaze shuts down Hopkins airport power after pole fire
Salt on a utility pole near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport triggered a fire that knocked out power to the airport, canceling dozens of flights. The pole fell onto lines at Brook Park around 6:50 a.m., FirstEnergy said, with moisture helping conduct electricity and smoldering inside the pole.
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