Lorain Teacher Noemi Pagan Remembered At Funeral
A Lorain Garfield Elementary School fourth grade teacher Noemi Pagan is remembered by family and friends after a June 1 head on crash in Sheffield Township. Pagan died June 6 at MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. She is survived by husband Brian Pagan, daughter Tehra A. Rush and son Antonio Israel Pagan along with her mother three sisters and three brothers.
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Memorial service honors slave child Lee Dobbins in Oberlin
The Chronicle-Telegram notes Lee Howard Dobbins died at age four after fleeing slavery in 1853 Oberlin. A 6 p.m. memorial at First Church precedes Oberlin's Juneteenth events, highlighting a forgotten history and the unnamed woman who brought him.
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Five hurt after driver dazes off in Ohio crash
A Medina family of five suffered minor injuries in a Saturday crash when the father fell asleep at the wheel. Amy Wildman 37 and son Mitchell 17 were flown to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland for treatment, while Gregory 53 and the couple’s other children Zachary 11 and Rebekah 9 were treated and released at Allen Community Hospital in Oberlin.
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Taste of the South marks 10th annual festival
Blassie Wright of Elyria serves homemade baked goods at the 10th annual Taste of the South at Hamilton School on Saturday. Wright has participated in the event for a decade while Andrew Conley, 5, of North Ridgeville enjoys ice cream at the festival.
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Jobless face gaps as subsidy for health coverage laps
The lapse ends a 65 percent federal subsidy for unemployed workers health insurance, forcing many like Lacasse to pay full premiums after May 31. Democrats push a bill to extend aid to November 30, arguing the move harms families and jobs in a tight election year. Lacasse, laid off June 4, faces $1500 monthly costs for coverage. He notes the policy buys time to find suitable work.
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