Medicaid work requirements spark nationwide debate
Republicans push for work training or community service for Medicaid adults amid concerns over coverage loss. Wisconsin resident Thomas Penister, unemployed for years, fears losing benefits though he values Medicaid for anxiety treatment and steady care.
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Elyria church hosts sixth annual Martin Luther King Day event
Second Baptist Church presented the sixth annual Northern Ohio Baptist District Association celebration titled Celebrating the Dream on a Saturday before MLK Day. Zion Corn coordinated the event with help from his mother Demetria Corn, and participants from Point of Grace Ministries performed. The Rev. Carl P. Small noted Zion's leadership after 22 years at Second Baptist.
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Martin Luther King Jr Day City Closures Notice
No mail service Monday in observance of MLK Day. Banks and government offices closed. Trash collection for Rumpire and Republic customers will not be delayed. Elyria will not pick up trash Monday and will run a day behind schedule the rest of the week.
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Lorain MLK Day events highlight supper and celebration
Lorain hosts a 7 p.m. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration at Greater Victory Christian Ministries with Frank Whitfield as keynote. A 6 p.m. march from Lorain City Hall precedes the event. A soul food dinner follows Monday at Marcel Hall from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for a $12 donation featuring ham turkey fried chicken and more.
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Avon police officer battles cancer and cares for five kids
Lorain officer Larry Miller 49 and Avon resident coaches twin sons baseball, faced gallbladder surgery for stage 3 cancer and will take about eight weeks off. wife Cheryl will care for him as the family faces medical challenges after a December 26 call.
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False ballistic missile alert shocks Hawaii residents
A false alert warned of a ballistic missile inbound to Hawaii causing panic across the islands. Officials blamed a wrong button during a shift change and apologized, promising safeguards to prevent repeats as residents sought shelter and safety.
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