Community celebrates Kyriece’s milestone and new Stop the Violence building
Outreach leader Michelle Wright recalls Kyriece’s early speech therapy journey at age seven and the family’s hope for his message. The Stop the Violence group marks a key step with a new building, described as Kyriece’s four year dream come true. Contact Katie Nix for details.
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Arrests, Bench Warrants Highlight Local Blotter
In Lorain County police blotter entries from March 3 and 4, Charles Jones Jr, 49, was arrested on three Elyria Municipal Court bench warrants while already jailed. Shelby Johnson, 18, was charged with theft at Wal-Mart after attempting to take makeup items. Terrence Williams, 23, was arrested on a bench warrant as a passenger in a vehicle flagged for lane violations and license issues.
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Lorain Police Report Disorderly Conduct and Theft Incidents
Lorain police recorded three incidents. James Clayton, 26, homeless, at Long Avenue and West 13th Street, arrested for disorderly conduct and intoxication after belligerent behavior while intoxicated. Lamar Fisher, 23, at Indiana Avenue, served with warrant. charged with violating a temporary protection order. Pashience Johnson, 18, at Jaeger Road and Didrickson Drive, arrested for theft for unpaid Kohl’s phone cords.
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Ohio Lottery results and upcoming jackpots
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Clinton and Sanders clash in civil Democratic debate
The front runners spar over records and policy with Clinton accusing Sanders of past trade deal errors while Sanders questions her support for Wall Street bailouts. They criticize each other’s rhetoric and call for Flint governor Snyder to resign amid the crisis. Clinton leads in delegates with 1,130 to Sanders 499, needing 2,383 to win.
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Clinton extends lead as Sanders postures in races
In weekend contests Sanders won Kansas and Nebraska, Clinton swept Louisiana and solidified her delegate edge toward the Democratic nomination. Sanders has at least 14 Maine delegates with Clinton at least six. Clinton overall leads with 1,129 to 498 when superdelegates are counted. Cruz gains traction as anti Trump voice. Romney calls him rising rival. Trump holds 378 delegates to Cruz 295. Rubio and Kasich lag behind needing Florida and Ohio wins to stay viable.
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Nancy Reagan born 1921 in New York rose from stage work to White House influence amid Reagan era politics. She publicly supported Alzheimer's awareness, funded White House upgrades, faced criticism over gifts and loans, and played a key role in policy and personnel decisions during her husband’s presidency.
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