Weather summary and wind forecast
Sunrise and sunset are listed for today and tomorrow with a 4 and 8:58 p.m. sunset respectively. The month has 0.96 inches and the year 20.43 inches of precipitation with deviations of 0.04 inches for the month and 41.20 inches for the year. Tonight a southwest wind 10 to 15 knots with mostly clear skies and about 2 foot waves. Wednesday winds 10 to 18 knots turning south, sunny with waves 2 feet or less. Temperature data appears incomplete.
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Woman charged after baby born with alcohol related defects
Deborah J Zimmerman, 35, Franksville, pleaded innocent to attempted homicide and reckless injury after drinking at a bar hours before her daughter’s March 16 birth in Racine. The infant, delivered by C section with BAC 0.199, faces possible complications including heart irregularities and seizures. Justice Barry set no trial date. bond $5,000.
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Catholics urged to unite urban and suburban parishes
Catholic leaders argued the Church in the City program should unite urban and suburban parishes to strengthen schools and reduce poverty. Pilla cited economic and educational benefits while stressing shared mission, local input, and keeping Catholics in Cleveland. Sister Harwood added partnerships enrich both sides and foster a single community.
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Sewer line dispute stalls Amherst Lorain plans
Vasi and Koziura clash over a $4.4 million Amherst Township sewer project along Route 58 113 and Middle Ridge Road. They oppose linking to the Philip Q Tekan plant while considering reclaiming lakeside property near LTV Steel. Blair and Gargasz cite pipe size mismatches and council control, urging negotiations and clarity.
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Down payment aid offered to first time buyers in Lorain County
Elyria Premier Bank and Lorain County Community Development Department announce a program assisting low to moderate income first time buyers with down payments and closing costs. Target areas exclude Elyria Lorain Oberlin North Ridgeville and Sheffield Lake. Call 329-8234 for details.
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Hunted by a Nazi hunter who faced brutal truths
Pascucci, a former U S Marshal Service officer, recalls hunting convicts with relentless ruthlessness. He rejects police leniency, arguing brutality was justified to protect officers and public safety, and laments legal constraints that curb decisive action.
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Hospital Chief Proposes City Takeover of Wing for Police Use
Paul Balcom says hospital board offers to turn the wing over to Lorain city with no tax benefits as a gesture of appreciation for the city’s past support. Council to hire an architect to transform hospital rooms into police quarters while discussing future uses of the large building. Balcom notes a $100000 sale of an east Broadway lot for a police parking area and donation of the Reidy-Scanlan building for potential demolition and extra parking.
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Lorain minister's pulpit at stake in trial
In Elyria, Rev. Terrance Bivins of Second Baptist Church faces a civil trial over his pastor status after deacons allege the 1994 election violated bylaws by not providing two weeks notice. Proponents claim the rules were waived. opponents insist the meeting followed improper procedure.
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