Former boxer Ruiz dies from stabbing in Lorain
Eugene Ruiz 39 a former professional boxer of Lorain died Tuesday from a stabbing. Born in Chicago he moved to Lorain as a child and boxed across Ohio earning state and national titles including Golden Glove and Junior Olympics. He trained at Tom Grey Freddies and later Gecheri Boxing Gym in Cleveland and inspired many young fighters.
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Jimmy” Ruiz
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Gecheri Boxing Athletic Gym
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Mary Alberta Lang Wildman obituary notes decades of nursing leadership
Mary Alberta Lang Wildman of Oberlin died Thursday at Stephens Care Center. A Penfield native, she trained as an RN at Lakewood Hospital, earned a BS in nursing education from the University of Pittsburgh in 1943, and taught obstetric nursing. She led nursing at Galesburg Cottage Hospital and Dayton VA Hospital, contributed to patient care standards, and held roles in Ohio and West Ohio nursing groups. After moving to Kendal at Oberlin in 1999 she remained active in church and academic settings, with survivors including Lang relatives and a stepson. Memorial services are 2:30 p.m. Friday at Kendal of Oberlin. private graveside rites at Penfield Cemetery precede the service.
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Lorain County narrows path to tax dispute settlement
Lorain County commissioners propose raising Lorain city share of state local government funds to end the tax dispute. If approved, Lorain would receive 500000 this year and 640110 next year, with the county sharing costs. The plan, outlined in a letter by Assistant County Prosecutor Gerald Innes, faces opposition from Sheffield Mayor Darlene Ondercin and local officials who fear fairness and impact on other municipalities.
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Budget squeeze for Lorain County Transit funding plan
Eastern Lorain County authorities begin operating under a new budget plan with more federal money headed to the rest of the county. LCT may receive about 1.2 million less or more depending on the system chosen. Mohr considers private foundations and more contracts to fill gaps while warning no fat exists in the current budget. County Budget Director Rokasy notes a commissioners resolution is needed to guarantee the 1.2 million figure. The plan prioritizes debt and mandated services before discretionary spending, with bake sales as a last resort.
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Thieves Target Police Van Stolen Crowd Control Gear
The Elyria police report a theft from a patrol van containing pepper spray devices and tear gas launchers used by the SRT. No tear gas canisters were stolen, and investigators seek motive while reviewing surveillance lacking a camera in the lot area.
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Firefighter quick work limits house fire to first floor
Northeim said firefighters arrived within 10 minutes and kept the blaze contained to the first floor of the balloon‑construction house. Donnie Borocz reported the fire, Borocz escaped unharmed, and authorities found no evidence of foul play. Stephanie Halfhill thinks her brother called 9‑1‑1.
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