ODNR to discuss Lorain County natural resources plan
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources will present the county's Strategic Action Plan pillar on natural resources at Lorain County Community College on January 28. The free program runs 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with ODNR staff covering water quality conservation forestry and grant opportunities.
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Lorain County
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Jeff Armbruster
Heather Bokman
Division of Parks & Watercraft
Ann Schweitzer
Dee Burlison
John Navarro
Division of Wildlife
Lake Erie
Ohio
Rachel DeNoewer
John Kehn
King would be proud as equal rights pass becomes law
Ricky Smith recalls Martin Luther King Jr as a man of faith and hope who gave his Nobel Prize winnings to civil rights. Lorain leaders urge action with faith and equity, noting King’s dream and the Equal Rights Amendment now part of the constitution, urging compassion and community work.
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Lorain
Steele City
King
Martin Luther King Jr
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Mark Jaffee
Agudath B’nai Israel
Jaffee
American Civil Liberties Union
Southern Poverty Law Center
Tonya Birney
Mental Health, Addiction and Recovery Services Board
Lorain County
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Jack Bradley
Joe Biden
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Bradley
Martin Luther King
National Archives
Hasan
Donald Trump
Steelemen City
Christian Temple Disciples of Christ
Richards led Planned Parenthood from 2006 to 2018
Former Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards shaped the abortion debate by steering the organization through political battles. After stepping down she remained active, reflecting on leadership, the Roe era, and the need to defend reproductive health care as partisan forces intensified.
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Planned Parenthood
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New York Times
Roe
Republican Party
Ricky Carioti
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Cecile Richards
Chicago
Big Chuck and Lil' John show a Cleveland legend endures
The long running late night act, centered on Big Chuck and Lil John, defined local culture with Zany skits and horror movie spoofs. John Scho dowski recalls Hinckley life while reflecting on a 2008 book and a career built through charity games and creative productions.
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Florida
Schodowski
John Rinaldi
Big Chuck
Lil’ John
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Kielbasa
Ernie
Hinckley
Cleveland
Bet
Hinckley Ridge
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