Editorial Welcome return of a real winter Finally
An editorial laments mild winters and celebrates the return of snow in Northeast Ohio. It contrasts prior warmth with a Thursday snowfall, notes disruptions from a Cleveland water main break, and urges hope for a genuine winter as the National Weather Service flags the coldest days of midJanuary ahead. The piece questions a world without snow and imagines how children born in 2000 would miss winter traditions.
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Reflections on County Progress and a Browns Fundraiser
Lorain County Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi reviews completed projects including human services and justice center renovations and expansion of facilities. She highlights job creation, tax policy, and healthy disagreement among commissioners, then apologizes for Browns players missing a fundraiser at EMH Health and Fitness Center as Cleveland Browns officials did not respond.
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Alien Bill Gates and the new computer system
A humorous column riffs on a powerful new Chronicle Telegram computer claiming Bill Gates governs its quirks. The narrator jokes about roaming versus locally stored profiles, odd shutdowns, and computer glitches while linking alien probes to Gates and tech life.
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AIDS Crisis Strikes Swaziland Amid Denial and Fear
Swaziland, a small southern African kingdom, faces a devastating AIDS wave with about a quarter of its population HIV positive. Ambassador Mary Kanya cites hospitals with half the patients HIV positive and life expectancy dropping to colonial-era levels. King Mswati III has called it a national disaster as U.N. focus and U.S. aid loom, while officials stress grassroots education and indigenous outreach to reach affected orphans and patients.
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