iPhone Release Draws Long Lines In Elyria Store
Erik Escuro, second in a 40-deep line, waited outside an Elyria AT&T for the 6 p.m. iPhone release. Buyers planned two-year service plans, with 4 or 8 gigabyte models priced at 499 or 599 dollars, amid hype and rising Apple stock.
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London Averts Disaster As Two Car Bombs Found
Authorities probe after two car bombs are found in London's theater and nightclub district amid ongoing security checks. Police evacuated areas and cordons remain as investigators assess the devices and potential broader threats in this densely populated zone.
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Film critic Siegel dies after long cancer battle
Veteran film critic Siegel, longtime ABC reviewer and Emmy winner, dies from cancer after a decade of colon cancer struggle. The industry mourns the seasoned commentator who shaped television criticism and cultural conversation.
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Avon Police Seek Suspected Park Predator After Public Encounter
Avon police search for a white male in his 50s described as about 6 feet tall and 200 pounds who approached two boys in Veterans Park bathroom on June 22. He wore a brown jacket, jeans, wire rim glasses and claimed to have something in his pocket to show them. Police issued a composite sketch and ask anyone with information to call (440) 934-1234.
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St Louis man found walking near Williams Arizona tracks
Roosevelt Sims 65 was removed from an Amtrak train near Williams Arizona four days earlier. A Coconino County deputy found him barefoot in the woods at 9 40 p m walking with a stick two miles from the Williams stop. He is evaluated at Flagstaff Medical Center and to be interviewed after doctors clear him.
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Mourners Gather for Slain Mom Davis Funeral Set Today
A vigil on the Davis home front lawn drew a somber crowd nine days after her body was found. Volunteers had searched three days around Lake Township before the remains were located. Attendees offered prayers and condolences for Davis and her 24 year old son Blake as red and white candles glowed and an overhead news helicopter circled. Davis, not related to those at the gathering, expressed heartbreak and noted the impact on the community. Andrew Byler, a Hartville resident who helped in the search, said the family’s pain is hard to grasp. The vigil concluded with a sunset as a funeral was planned for today.
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When dogs fly a splash follows Buckeye Dock Dogs in Sheffield
Colleen Hickerson drove 900 plus miles to watch her dog Jeb compete in the Buckeye Dock Dogs event at Gander Mountain in Cobblestone Plaza. Thirty five dogs took part as they leaped from a dock into a pool showing long jumps and happy dogs.
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