Kelley witnesses recount in Amherst case killing and self defense claim
Shaw n Kelley testified he went to Tanya Kennedy s Amherst Township home and faced an attack by Baker after entering without knocking. Kelley said Kennedy told him to stop before sex and that Baker stabbed himself multiple times during their struggle, supporting a self defense timeline.
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Sizemore mourns slain Toledo student
Grady Sizemore sent flowers to Michelle Mielecki the University of Toledo student co founder of a Sizemore fan site. Police say Mielecki planned to break up with Andrew Brown who shot her seven times then died by suicide. Brown was found with a handgun in his two bedroom apartment.
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Grady Sizemore
Michelle Mielecki
Sizemore
Cynthia Beisser
Lucas County
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Mielecki
University of Toledo
Grady’s Ladies
Mrs. Sizemore
Vermilion Pitcher Oliver Falls From Expected Draft Round
Vermilion star pitcher Andy Oliver was projected for rounds one through five in the Major League draft but slid to Round 17. Reporters cite a $1 million asking price as the likely reason for the late selection. A college-bound bow currently headlines sports notes.
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Avon Lake pools open for 44th and 40th seasons
Ellen Trivanovich Municipal Pool in Avon Lake starts its 44th season while the Anna Schmauch Memorial Pool at Maude Neining Park begins its 40th season. A new feature at Anna Schmauch this year is a kiddie pool with a name tied to a playful theme.
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Ellen Trivanovich
Anna Schmauch
Maude Neiding Park
Anna Schmauch Pool
Mice Tonake
County pools expand with spray station at community site
A community pool schedule moved to A2 and features a new spray station that showers water from multiple angles onto children. Six cities in the county operate municipal pools with Elyria offering four neighborhood pools in each city quadrant.
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Elyria
City drops charges against councilman Mitchell and Dicken
Elyria officials report dismissal of a felony charge against Eddie L. Mitchell, a Elyria councilman, after restitution of 1225 dollars to Lorain. Lorain Prosecutor Will expects no reopening. Adjacent note mentions Adam Wright and Brad Dicken in context.
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Eddie L. Mitchell
Lorain Law
Mark Provenza
Dennis Will
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Lorain
Provenza
Harvard aims to clone embryos for stem cell therapy
Harvard scientists announced they are attempting therapeutic cloning to produce stem cells for disease treatment. The effort, supported by private funds, targets diabetes and blood disorders such as sickle cell anemia and leukemia, with Harvard Provost Steven Hyman praising the promise of embryonic stem cell work.
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Harvard University
Steven Hyman
University of California
San Francisco
England
City worker charged with reported incident at plant
Charles L. Ralston 34 a North Ridgeville plant worker was arrested after a reported incident at the French Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. He faces a first degree felony reported incident charge and is held in county jail with a June 8 court appearance.
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French Creek
Charles L. Ralston
David Gillock
Abbeyy Road
Ralston
Ron Trifiletti
Trifiletti
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Avon Lake
Mayor Gillock Reflects On Hiring Based On Work History
The mayor says his screening favored a solid work history, choosing to extend a chance to a candidate who proved reliability like any other applicant.
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