Dogs, not heart, killed man in mauling
The Lorain County coroner ruled 30 year old Michael Wynters died accidentally from cardiopulmonary arrest due to hypoglycemic shock caused by multiple dog bites at a home in New Russia Township. The death followed a mauling by as many as nine of the family dogs.
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Bears health secrets unravel heart resilience amid obesity
Health researchers study why obese grizzlies with up to 50 percent body fat retain healthy hearts and long sleep cycles. In Mexico, Ciudad Juarez faces new terror as a car bombing signals al Qaida influence in the drug war, intensifying local fear.
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Tanya Misterka Finds New Path Through County Program
Tanya Misterka credits the First Step program from Common Ground and the Lorain County Department of Job and Family Services with helping her move from addiction toward employment. The 37-year-old, once distrustful and fresh from prison, now returns twice monthly to share her story as the program’s outspoken success, highlighting counseling, life skills, and job readiness as key supports.
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Hiram College
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Colleen Sayers
Sayers
Denise Eacott
Oberlin
Lawsuit alleges Taser abuses at Franklin County jail
The Ohio Legal Rights Service filed a federal suit on behalf of three inmates claiming Columbus Franklin County jail deputies regularly use Tasers to subdue inmates without a real threat. The complaint cites video and reports from 2008 onward and seeks class action status, damages, and an independent monitor.
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Oil well cap holds as Gulf braces for unknown duration
Gulf Coast in limbo as BP’s 48 hour cap test ends and a new day of monitoring begins. Officials report no obvious leaks but puzzling bottom pressure readings persist while containment steps may temporarily release oil back into the sea. Recovery could take months or years.
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