Clerk links Douglas wine buys to fatal Route 57 crash
A store employee says a man matching John E. Douglas bought a fifth of Richard's Wild Irish Rose wine near the Route 57 crash site about 8:30 a.m. last Thursday. Police found a shattered wine bottle in Douglas's wrecked car. he and two children died. blood alcohol was 0.28.
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Elyria
John E. Douglas
Douglas
Route
Richard
Elyria Township
Michael
Donna Lance
Ohio
Irish priest returns to green roots at St Colman Mass
Rev. Patrick O Shaughnessy, born and raised in St Colman parish, preaches in his old church on St Patrick’s Day. The West Side Irish American Club hosts the 108 year old basilica event with 35 concelebrants, bagpipers, and Gaelic rites for more than 2,500 attendees.
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Amherst
St. Colman
Cleveland
Patrick O’shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
St. Colman’s Parish
O'Shaughnessy
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
South Amherst
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Elyria
West Side
West 65Th Street
Church O'Shaughnessy
Ireland
West 25Th Street
St. Colman Parish
Sign in WESTLAKE Prompts Gaelic Legend In Psychiatry Move
In Westlake a mysterious sign near the 1854 coachhouse draws curious visitors. Francis McCafferty and his wife Margaret explore the Gaelic legend Glean Na Galt as a potential basis for new psychiatric practice. The glen, said to cure emotional problems, is linked to Irish lore and a supposed lithium spring, though no lithium was found. The idea rests on how dietary factors and fasting might affect mental state, with the legend serving as a possible cultural context for treatment.
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Francis McCafferty
Margaret
Glean Na Galt
Ireland
McCafferty
County
Kerry
Glen
Kiss of Blarney Stone draws crowds at Blarney Castle
The Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle draws over 200000 visitors yearly who kiss for eloquence. Guide John Dineen assists guests on the battlements as they lean back to touch the stone, with photographers recording each viewing for mailed prints.
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Blarney Castle
John Dineen
Big John
Blarney Castle and Gardens Open Daily Hours Listed
Blarney Castle and Rock Close open 9 am to early evening Monday through Saturday year round. Sundays 9:30 am to late afternoon. Blarney Castle House and Gardens noon to 6 pm Monday through Saturday June to mid September. For details write Blarney Castle County Cork Ireland or call (021) 85252. Blarney Woollen Mills info from Blarney County Cork Ireland. telephone (021) 385260. Store also in Dublin on Duke Street.
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Blarney Castle
the Rock
Monda
County Cork
Ireland
Blarney
Dubin
Duke Street
Amish Protest Slated Over Hazardous Waste Incinerator
Amish from Ashland and Medina counties plan a silent protest by buggies Saturday near Nova to object to a $25 million hazardous waste incinerator planned on a 280 acre site off Route 224 between Routes 58 and 51. Local officials and lawmakers will view the site. The Amish fear water contamination and evacuation risks for farming communities.
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Elyria
Ashland
Medina Counties
Nova
U.S
Howard Metzenbaum
Donald Pease
Red Cross Receives 13 Percent of UW Lorain Funds
The American Red Cross will receive $234,395 from United Way of Greater Lorain County, the largest allocation this year, representing almost 13 percent of the total $1.8 million distributed among 33 agencies.
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Lorain
American Red Cross
United Way
Greater
Lorain County
Fisher
Agency Services
Joseph Sarnovsky
Fran Bostwick
Ymcas
Ywcas
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C-T
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Janine Exner
Cindy Lessect
Westlake
Vulcan
Ventry
Mad Sweeney
Mograth
Tom and
Joanne O'Toole
Elizabeth I
Cormac MacCarthey
MacCartney
Tory and
Castile
Mike Canfield
Sullivan Township
Red Cross
Joann Blake
Debra 8. Fisher
The
Neighborhood House Association
Salvation Army, Family Service Association, and
Catholic Social Service Bureau
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