Holds on for 12th win for Carmona
Carmona powers past rivals to secure her 12th victory, triumphing in a tight finish that underscores her consistency this season. The win solidifies her lead in the standings and boosts her confidence for upcoming events.
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Elyrian Drowns as Missing Friend Remains At Large
Avon Lake residents guided rescuers to the body of 19 year old Daniel J. Smith of Elyria after a Thursday swim in Lake Erie near Miller Road Park. Brandon Glass, 20, also of Elyria, remained missing as of Friday afternoon after a search covering about 60 square miles. The coroner indicated Smith likely drowned soon after being pulled under in the choppy waters. toxicology tests will follow.
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Online Coverage Of Search Effort And 911 Audio Clips
Chronicle coverage provides video from the search operation and audio of the 911 call. Details include responders, timeline highlights, and situational context as authorities pursue information on the incident.
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Avon Lake Tragedy: Missing Friend After Lake Erie Dip
Anthony Jordan of Elyria missed a fatal dip with two friends in Lake Erie near Miller Road Park. One friend’s body was found Friday. the other remains missing as search efforts resume. Jordan, 20, learned of the trip via text and arrived hours late to confront the scene. Corie Hughes, Smith's girlfriend, was distraught at the pier as Avon Lake firefighters worked.
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Suit alleges doctor groped employee in Elyria
Two women filed separate sexual harassment lawsuits against Elyria doctor Somnath Roy alleging he touched their breasts during breast exams. Roy denies wrongdoing calling the allegations false. One suit seeks over 1 million dollars, the other over 1.5 million. Both say Roy abused his authority and blocked exits during encounters.
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Hunger strikes escalate at Guantanamo Bay camp
Detainees at Guantanamo Bay detention camp increasingly resort to hunger strikes to protest their treatment. Reports indicate resistance to force feeding as authorities raise tensions in the contentious facility.
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Lighters Allowed On Planes Again Starting August Fourth
The TSA will permit most cigarette lighters on board starting Aug. 4 including disposable butane lighters and refillables, while torch lighters stay banned. Lighters were seized at checkpoints at about 22,000 daily and disposal costs reach roughly 4 million dollars annually. The breast milk rule also relaxes allowing more than 3 ounces without an infant, with declaration required at screening.
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Lorain School Board Meeting Sees Teacher Lose Job
Anne Keller, a Palm Elementary School teacher who was dismissed, attends a Lorain school board meeting on Friday to address the action. Steve Manheim Chronicle notes Keller’s presence amid ongoing district concerns.
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Lorain Schools Announce Large Teacher Layoffs
Lorain Schools cut 243 teachers and 22 preschool teacher aides after officials released the layoff list on Friday. Christine Miller, union head, said some names appeared without letters notifying them of tenure loss.
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