1600 Pennsylvania mixups at Lorain Yellow House
Lorain resident Mark Buckley shares life at The Yellow House on 1600 Avenue where daily routine mirrors the president’s day but without security or staff. The misaddressed fame began in 1989 after a package labeled White House arrived, sparking playful notes about Obama visiting.
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Pennsylvania Ave
Strongsville
Kitty
House of News
Jasmine
Secret Service
White House
Yellow House
1600 Ave
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Mark Buckley
Obama inaugurates as first Black president in Washington
Tens of thousands gather in Washington for Barack Obama's historic inauguration as the nation marks MLK Day. The 47 year old former senator takes office amid economic crisis and overseas wars while supporters express hope for unity and change.
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White House
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Martin Luther King Jr
Donald Butler
University of Washington
North Ridgeville Students Hear Obama In D C
Thirty seven students from North Ridgeville High School joined a National Mall crowd for the inaugural event. They rode through the night to Washington to view sight seeing and attend Barack Obama’s Lincoln Memorial speech after the We Are One program with performers and celebrity speakers.
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Lincoln Memorial
North Ridgeville High School
National Mall
Obama
Lorain Couple's Busload Grows for Inauguration
Lorain resident Rosalee Brown traveled with her husband Melvin to Washington to secure tickets to the presidential inauguration for friends and family. She waited near congressional offices despite a shoulder injury that will keep her from attending as crowds gather on the National Mall amid security barriers and vendors.
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Rosalee Brown
Obama
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Lorain
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Sen. Sherrod Brown
National Mall
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Cathedral of
Midview weighs large pay to play hike for most sports
GRAFTON The Midview school board may raise sports fees from 150 to 550 to bridge a 1.2 million dollar deficit next year. Tier I tops sports would cost 550 with 100 more per extra activity. Tier II would be 250 after an initial 250. Middle school fees could be 325 to 350. Meeting set for 6 30 p m at Midview West Elementary.
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Howard Dulmage
Dulmage
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Mayer
Midview Middle School
Midview West Elementary
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