Lorain man earns GED through Lorain County Community College ABLE
He completed the Able program at Lorain County Community College and is now in a second semester majoring in accounting. He works at the Boys and Girls Club, mentors youth, and aims to become an entrepreneur while managing his finances. Chuck Humel reports.
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Memphis and Red Dominate 2010 Tony Awards
The Tony stage spotlighted Memphis and Red as big winners. Eddie Redmayne won for Red in a play and Alfred Molina earned design honors for the same production. Denzel Washington and Viola Davis won top acting awards for Fences, while Scarlett Johansson claimed best featured actress for A View From a Bridge.
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Annie comic strip ends as Tribune ends newspaper run
The Annie comic strip will disappear from Sunday papers amid a shifting media landscape. Tribune Media Services plans to move Annie to new channels while keeping rights for potential future revivals and adaptations.
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Karate Kid Tops Box Office With 56 Million Debut
Sony’s Karate Kid opens at No 1 with 56 million, beating The A-Team at 26 million. Shrek Forever After slides to third as domestic totals exceed 210 million for the year. producers call the film a crowd pleaser and a grand slam hit.
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