Beach night at Huntington Aug 2 in Bay Village
Cuyahoga County hosts a Beach Night at Huntington Beach on August 2 from 5 to 11 p.m. Activities run 5 to 8 p.m. with bingo limbo scavenger hunts and relays. Fans can watch sand sculptor Carl Jara and join sandcastle building. Music from HeartBEAT Afrika Drum Circle and Calypso Gypsies. Food truck Double Eagle Cafe. 8 p.m. sand and s'mores at the campfire. Movie at 8:45 p.m. Blue Crush. PG13. A What do you Think workshop is July 31 at John Knox Church in North Olmsted. Health fair July 30 at North Olmsted Senior Center with vendors and screenings. A July 31 talk at St John Medical Center covers vaginal delivery. Dumbo program at North Olmsted Library July 26. Air Force SSG Adrienne Lazzaro arrives at Osan Korea as a general law paralegal. She is daughter of Maureen Bouey.
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Homeless Man Found Dead in Abandoned Lorain Building
A 56-year-old homeless man was found dead in an upstairs abandoned apartment at 341 W 23rd Street in Lorain around 8 20 p m Wednesday. Police believe natural causes likely. relatives last saw him Friday and identify withheld. The body was located by children. identity to be released.
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Governor race ads target Ohio working class
Ohio voters are the focus as Governor Kasich and Democrat Ed FitzGerald court blue collar and union workers. FitzGerald airs a 30 second statewide ad promising to work for working people while Kasich emphasizes his blue collar roots and fiscal record.
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Ohio reports record 74.5 million dollars in unclaimed funds
The Ohio Department of Commerce says the Division of Unclaimed Funds paid nearly 74.5 million dollars to residents for the year ended June 30, up 7.6 percent from the prior year. The average claim exceeded 1,500 dollars across 47,697 payouts, with the largest at over 743,000 dollars. Since the program began about 1 billion dollars has been returned, while about 2 billion remains.
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