Elyria man dies in motorcycle crash on Grafton Road
Andrew Johnson 37 of Elyria died after losing control of a 2004 Yamaha on Grafton Road near Hope Court in Carlisle Township. Vivian Lowery 56 of LaGrange, driving a Ford, was not injured. Police continue to investigate cause and any impairment.
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Amherst teacher advocates for disabled women representation
Holly Miller emphasizes pride in representing women and disabled women, noting both groups are underrepresented. She says many with disabilities feel they cannot achieve but asserts it is totally possible.
Amherst teacher to compete at World's Strongest Disabled Man
Holly Miller, a 38 year old special education teacher from Amherst High School, will compete September 3 at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London as the first American woman in the Worlds Strongest Disabled Man event. She earned her invite by winning America's Strongest Disabled Athlete in Columbus May 13, balancing a long struggle with chronic back pain and psoriatic arthritis after multiple back surgeries.
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Insurance groups call bare bones plans unworkable in any form
America's Health Care Plans and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association warned in a joint letter to Senate Leader McConnell that Cruz crafted bare-bones policies are unworkable. They said the measure would undermine protections for those with pre existing conditions, raise premiums and push people off coverage. The GOP bill aims to repeal Obama care, with two senators already opposing it and McConnell delaying action due to John McCain's surgery.
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White House effort to sway governers on health care bill
U S Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price and CMS chief Seema Verma pressed skeptical governors at a private National Governors Association meeting in Providence Rhode Island as Vice President Pence met with some. Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval, a leading skeptic, questioned numbers used by the administration and warned that Medicaid cuts for the poor and disabled could derail support.
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Trump cites policy risks as Obamacare repeal debated
Inside remarks suggest Trump warned against harm from policy changes while critics fear repeal could prompt deaths. Analysts note health coverage implications, but specifics remain disputed as lawmakers debate steps.
Volunteers adapt toy cars to grant mobility for special needs kids
Amherst group partners with Children's Developmental Center and RePlay for Kids to modify Power Wheels for children unable to use foot pedals. The Steel Survivors motorcycle club aided the effort as families shared smiles and newly independent moments, with Camden Loftus and Molly Durham receiving cars and joy amid social and environmental participation.
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