Fourth of July violence leaves dozens dead nationwide
Shootings and other violence during the extended Fourth of July weekend left at least 33 dead and many injured across the country. In Chicago 11 were killed and 55 wounded as a mass shooting and multiple incidents unfolded. Ohio and Connecticut incidents involved a 15-year-old suspect and a 23-year-old man fatally shot. Authorities reported multiple cities facing gunfire, with a push for increased police presence and public vigils planned.
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Elyria Schools Unveil Solar System Model and Garden
Elyria Schools showcases a sun sculpture at the center of a solar system model aligned with a native pollinator garden outside the board of education building. Operations Director Brian Kokai led the project with help from the maintenance staff, with signs placed across the property and some farther into Elyria. A video on the project was promised for the Pioneer TV YouTube page, not yet posted as of Friday evening.
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Four killed at Ky. party in Florence mass shooting
In Florence Kentucky four people were killed and three wounded at a birthday party early Saturday. The suspect Chase Garvey 21 fled, led police on a chase, and died after his car left the road and crashed. Homeowner Melissa Parrett 44 also died. victims include Shane Miller 20 Hayden Rybicki 20 and Delaney Eary 19. Police say Garvey acted alone and motive is under investigation. Florence Police Chief Jeff Mallery said the city faced its first mass shooting.
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Elyria honors state triple crown track champ Mateo Medina
Elyria will honor Mateo Medina and the Elyria High School track team at 6 p.m. Monday in Ely Square after a procession from Elyria High School. Medina won state titles in the 100, 200 and 400 meters and was national runner up in the 400, with All-American honors in 100 200 and 400 meters. he will attend Arizona State University to run track this fall.
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