New Ohio Water Trail links Vermilion and Black rivers
Lorain County will develop the state’s first river designated water trail along the Vermilion and Black rivers over two years. The project by Lorain County Metro Parks with ODNR includes brochures, maps, and signs costing 10 000 to 15 000, with a second phase in 2010 adding improved boat launches and asphalt access paths.
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Robber's Escape Ends After Police Find Armed Suspect
Westlake police investigate a bank robbery on Lorain Road near North Olmsted. A 2001 maroon Lincoln fled north and west before officers boxed the vehicle at Westwood and Columbia. Jason Saah exited and six to eight shots were fired by Fairview Park and North Olmsted officers.
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Elyria officer helps track thief after layoff notice
Elyria correction officer Ty Young, one of 34 city workers laid off March 14, aided police in tracking a bank robber in North Olmsted. The suspect, 21 year old Jason Saah of Fairview Park, was killed by police in Westlake after a car stop. Saah reportedly possessed a realistic toy gun.
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Lead Levels Down Sharply in Chicago Children
Federal researchers report a dramatic drop in elevated blood lead levels among young children from 9 percent in 1988 to 1.4 percent in 2004. The CDC co author Mary Jean Brown calls the trend a public health success story driven by removal efforts in paint water and soil, with higher risk in poorer neighborhoods.
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Joint Chiefs chair says Iran could make nuke
Adm. Mike Mullen stated Iran has enough fissile material for a bomb and called it a very very bad outcome for the region and world. He cited the IAEA finding that Iran processed about 2,222 pounds of low enriched uranium and said the assessment reflects long held concerns about Tehran's program.
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