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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2015
Page
1
The Cavaliers led by LeBron James and Kyrie Irving begin the NBA Finals versus the Golden State Warriors. The Chronicle presents an eight page special section with stories and stats as Cleveland pursues its first pro sports title in years.
Ohio Senate approved Senate Bill 7 by a 26 vote to ban sale of pure powdered caffeine and related products in the state. The measure, sparked by the death of 18-year-old Logan Stiner of LaGrange, awaits Gov. Kasich’s signature and includes a provision to ban Palcohol. The bill would make selling pure caffeine or caffeine heavy products a misdemeanor, excluding FDA approved caffeinated drinks.
Nineteen year old Jacob Reedy curates a pocket of the 1940s in his Elyria area garage. A Coca Cola tin, a faded root beer sign, a dusty 1960s radio, and a 1931 Buckeye Board Track Special bicycle mark a hobby built on found items. Reedy, a Lorain County Joint Vocational student, explains his passion for discovering, restoring, and making old pieces functional.
In Elyria the cremated remains of convicted killer Marvin Dallas will be disinterred from the gravesite of his victim at Brookdale Cemetery and returned to Dallas’ children. City officials said the decision followed a request from Mary Dallas Ivey, the victim’s daughter, and the burial owner.
Lorain County Metro Parks aims to create a continuous county trail network connecting neighborhoods for bikers and walkers. Director Jim Ziemnik emphasizes connectivity as key to regional development and easy movement across Lee and beyond. The Bridgeway Trail spans the Black River at Bur Oak Reservation, illustrating the ongoing effort.
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