Jury to decide death penalty for Elliott Kirkland
Elliott Kirkland, 28, was found guilty on all 10 counts in the Aug. 29, 2016 shooting death of Jimmie Holland Jr. in Lorain. Prosecutors said Kirkland and two accomplices broke into Holland’s Ninth Street apartment to rob him and Kirkland shot him multiple times before fleeing with cash.
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Riverside Drive families evacuated as Vermilion River rises
Sue Nugent returned to her Riverside Drive home Thursday after being rescued by boat as the Vermilion River flooded the area to about five feet. Fire officials gave a last rescue window at 1 30 a.m. Thursday, prompting her family to leave.
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Keystone Schools Cancels Classes Amid Flooding
Keystone Schools closed for a second day due to flooding in Penfield Township. Superintendent Dan White cited road closures on state Route 18 Smith Road and Jones Road as preventing bus travel. High water signs on Vermont and Foster roads did not close them. Classes planned today with excused absences for students on closed roads. buses may be delayed and athletic events expected to proceed away.
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Former NFL dad Kareem Hunt arrested on drug charges
Elyria police arrest Kareem Hunt 47 father of Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt in his Days Inn hotel room on trafficking cocaine possession of criminal tools and marijuana charges. The investigation linked to selling under 5 grams of crack to a confidential informant. Hunt has a lengthy record with more than 60 prior arrests. He consented to a room search and admitted marijuana and selling small amounts of crack and marijuana for profit.
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Federal workers face another empty payday
At Oberlin's Cleveland Air Route Traffic Control Center 358 of 366 employees work daily without pay during the ongoing partial shutdown. Union president William Gentry notes the hardship of younger workers earning under 15 dollars an hour and cites community aid and the need to pressure lawmakers while 24 000 FAA workers remain unpaid and 17 000 on furlough.
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