Police: Bored teens stole cars
Police say boredom led four men and five teenage boys from Cleveland to steal four vehicles and trigger three high speed chases across the area early Thursday. The spree began around 12:50 a.m. and ended after 4 a.m. with multiple arrests and one suspect still at large per Avon police Sgt. Michael Kish. The group struck Tri County Kia in North Ridgeville and Mike Bassford dealership in Sheffield.
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Tired of the river trash near West Falls
Elyria firefighters and a mixed crew waded waist deep in the Black River on Thursday dragging tires and other trash from the water. Dave Street said most debris seems to come from the west falls and noted over 100 tires are removed each year.
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National Commission faults leaders on pre 9 11 terrorism response
A national commission report concludes that America’s leaders failed to grasp the gravity of terrorist threats before the 9 11 attacks. It states actions were too feeble to slow al-Qaida, and that anti-terrorism was not their top priority. Kean says both presidents could have done more.
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Blame Volatile Debate Over Preattack Responsibility
Elyria residents discuss who bears chief blame for the 5/14 attacks. Wacker and Barrett fault systemic failures and policy gaps, while Springfield calls for presidential accountability based on prior information. The quotes reflect urgency and desire for action.
Carlisle Township Seawer Break Delayed Sewers Tie-In
Carlisle Township residents gain delay in tying into Elyria sewers after a county commissioners meeting. A 5-0 vote postponed the project until September while trustees and residents critique handling and seek a second opinion. Elderly homeowners fear reduced assessments and financial strain.
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Elyria Schools face potential 42 million deficit by 2009
Elyria Schools plan a five year 4.99 mill emergency levy and a five year 4.7 mill renewal levy on the November ballot to avert a projected 42 million dollar shortfall by 2009. District treasurer Fret Stephens cites reduced enrollment, loss of state funding, and flat revenue as causes.
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Horoscope and Lottery Notes In Classified Columns
Daily page items show horoscopic guidance and lottery draws alongside classifieds. Obituaries, opinion, sports, and comics occupy varied sections, reflecting a broad urban newspaper layout with brief notices and reader features.
Weather forecast hints at sun and isolated shower
Brief forecast notes a mix of sun and a few shower spots with a high around 71 degrees. The item references a full AccuWeather forecast on Page A12.
Lorain Gin Seeks Transplant Hope In Prayerful Appeal
A Lorain resident facing an organ transplant appeals for donors in a hopeful, prayerful message. The note requests divine guidance while emphasizing the urgency of finding a matching donor as the waiting period continues.
Avon Lake man lands Subway campaign on childhood obesity
Cady Lawler of Avon Lake reveals the secrets behind his national campaign role with Subway aimed at fighting childhood obesity. The feature highlights his impact and the strategy behind promoting healthier choices.
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