Losing LeBron's coattails
The article notes Cleveland crowded scenes and lively downtown when LeBron James played, contrasting empty arenas and quiet streets before his arrival. It questions whether the city will suffer economically if he leaves as free agency looms.
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SUV Hits Scooter on West 17th Street and Flees
A man on a scooter was struck by an SUV at West 17th Street and Elyria Avenue Sunday before 5 p.m. The driver fled but was later located near Broadway and 23rd Street. The scooter rider was hospitalized at Community Regional Medical Center. identidade and condition were not released.
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Lorain Fourth of July crowds pack Black River Landing
Lorain’s Fourth of July fireworks drew large crowds to Black River Landing and nearby hills along the river. Spectators lined the riverfront from Victory Highway to Spitzer Marina, with families and friends watching the show from under the Charles Berry Bascule Bridge and other spots downtown.
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Lorain
Niya Pettyjohn
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Black River Landing
Victory Highway
Hills
City Hall
Carla Moore
Jaylen
Javon
East Ninth Street
Moore
James Beverly
Willie Pettyjohn
Pettyjohn
Tyler
Niya
Fort Campbell Soldier Journalist Killed in Afghanistan
Staff Sgt. James P. Hunter, 25, from South Amherst, died June 18 in Kandahar when an improvised explosive device struck his patrol. He served with Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 502nd Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, and was noted for telling soldiers' stories. Fort Campbell officials said he was the first Army journalist killed in combat since the start of the wars.
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Afghanistan
James P. Hunter
Kandahar
South Amherst
502Nd Infantry Regiment
101St Airborne Division
Kelly DeWitt
Fourth of July hot dog title chaos as Kobayashi cuffs steal show
Jaws Chestnut won a fourth straight Fourth of July hot dog title before rival Takeru Kobayashi crashed the event and was cuffed by police. The spectacle overshadowed the winner and drew police action at the scene.
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