Home Inching Butternut Ridge House To New Location
Local and state authorities report the Butternut Ridge house is being moved to a new location. The operation involves careful planning and staged lifting to preserve the structure while addressing safety and regulatory requirements. Residents observe the slow progress as the aging home is transported.
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Indians Fall 7-1 as Burba Struggles Against Yankees
In a two game set at Jacobs Field the Indians dropped a 7-1 decision to the New York Yankees. Dave Burba allowed four runs and seven hits through seven innings. The loss leaves Cleveland with two weeks until the trading deadline as General Manager John Hart weighs a bold move for a World Series run.
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Jury closes in on Elyria officer in mistreatment case
Elyria patrolman Todd Zack, 28, testified he had no interest in sex with five women who accused him while in custody. He claimed booking photos would prove appearances, defended his actions as non sexual, said others did the same, and noted one accuser, Anita Bowen, described as very unhygenic. Jurors began deliberations after hours of cross examination and defense questioning.
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Local sandstone Mary statue at Nativity Church replaced
A Nativity Church sandstone Mary statue from the 1960s was removed last week to make way for a 5 foot Mary of the Way fiberglass statue. Parish funds totaling 4000 dollars raised by the Altar and Rosary Society cover the new statue, expected by summer. local residents recall the original was locally made while some see it as part of community history.
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Police probe neglect at Autumn Aegis Nursing Home
Lorain authorities investigate Autumn Aegis Nursing Home on Oberlin Avenue over alleged neglect of 72 year old resident Arnold Moura. He was treated for pneumonia and dehydration after emergency staff found bedsores mucus and dried feces with eyes crusted shut during a hospital admission. Autumn Aegis owner Scott Sprenger denies neglect and claims Moura declined steadily over a decade.
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Oberlin Avenue
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86-year-old Lorain man charged after firing at caregiver
Amos Peace of West 21st Street is charged with attempted aggravated murder and related counts after firing two shots at his live-in caretaker who forgot to buy sugar. He appeared in Lorain Municipal Court pleading not guilty with a $250,000 cash bond.
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Amos Peace
West 21st Street
Joseph C. Grunda
Fords in Lorain County cited for top productivity
The Harbour Report ranks Ford Motor Co plants in Lorain County as leading in productivity for 1997. The Lorain Assembly Plant tops full size van assembly and Avon Lake Ohio Assembly Plant ranks second in minivans. Ford shows gains in car and truck productivity with hours per vehicle and workers per vehicle metrics.
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