Driver who let man die gets 50 years
Fort Worth Texas AP jury sentences Chante Mallard 50 years for leaving accident victim Gregory Biggs to die in her car windshield after a 2001 hit and run. Biggs died from injuries. Mallard faced murder charges and lengthy prison term.
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Lorain International Festival Opens Under New Waterfront Venue
Lorain launches the 37th International Festival at Black River Landing with Mexico as this year’s spotlight. Thousands attended Friday as 40 ethnic food booths prepare under new waterfront pavilions. Organizers expect over 60,000 visitors, and volunteers have worked weeks assembling tamales, enchiladas, and stromboli for the event.
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Black River Landing
Frank Sipkovsky
International Festival Committee
Mayflies Swarm at 37th International Festival
Mayflies swarmed festivalgoers at the 37th annual International Festival in Lorain. Anna Michael and Helen Cunningham witnessed the sunset insects while most attendees took the appearance in stride, saying the bugs signal the festival’s vitality.
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Helen Cunningham
Chronicle-Telegram
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Mideast cease fire pact ends attacks for three months
Militants agree to halt attacks for three months and Israel plans troop withdrawals as a regional cease fire takes hold. In other news the do not call registry collects 735000 numbers on its first day, signaling aggressive enrollment.
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Mideast
Israel
Wet weather may not trigger West Nile outbreak
East Coast rainfall has created a bustling mosquito season but experts caution that wetter conditions do not reliably predict West Nile virus spikes. Dr. Anthony Marfin of the CDC notes historical data show weak links between weather and outbreaks, with the virus persisting even in drought.
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Atlanta
Anthony Marfin
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Scottish Games leaving Oberlin for Wellington move
The 26th annual Ohio Scot Games in Oberlin will be the last held there due to parking woes. Starting 2004 the event moves to Lorain County Fairgrounds in Wellington for three years, easing crowd logistics with ample parking.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Loram County Fairgrounds
Wellington
Cathy Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Ohio releases early state proficiency test results
Preliminary fourth and sixth grade proficiency scores were released to media under a public records request. Officials caution these numbers are raw data and not official until districts validate them under the No Child Left Behind timeline.
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Ohio
Susan Tave Zelman
Ohio Public Schools
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