Wellington man killers hit by family tragedy in Easter sermon
The Rev Mark Petrie condemned evil as he spoke at New Life Assembly of God after his son Daniel, 16, was charged with killing his wife Sue Petric, 43, and wounding him at their Brighton Township home on October 20. Sue died at once. Mark survived a three week coma after being shot in the head and chest and faces multiple surgeries this year to reconstruct his face and jaw with future skull grafts.
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New Life Assembly of God
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Brighton Township
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Lorain Parks aims for strong second year at Pipe Yard
Lorain launches its second season at the Pipe Yard with 2008 profits projected over 8 300 and an expected 135 plus games through August. Lorain Parks and Recreation Director Bob Renney cites broader economic impact from visiting teams and city businesses. Cleveland State University baseball will again use the field, aiding recruiting and program growth, with a revived high school rivalry series expanding matchups across the county.
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Tony Krasienko
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Cleveland State University
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Cleveland State
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Parks and Recreation Committee
Mexico Surpasses Others as Second Fattest Nation
Mexico becomes the world’s second fattest country as fast food and soft drinks propel obesity. About 30 percent of adults are obese, with over 71 percent of women and 66 percent of men overweight, trailing only the United States.
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Americans fear how far economy can sink after Bear Stearns
The Bear Stearns rescue and bankruptcy-like run play into fears of a deep recession as Americans worry about retirement savings, rates, jobs, and home values. Jaci Rae of Luco Sports in Salinas reports sales down dramatically, underscoring the downturn.
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U S toll reaches 4000 in Baghdad siege
In Baghdad a roadside bomb killed four U S soldiers in the patrol, pushing the U S death toll in the war to at least 4000. A second soldier was wounded as rockets and mortars pounded the Green Zone amid ongoing insurgent and militia activity.
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State cuts sex offender treatment in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction stopped funding counseling for paroled sex offenders due to budget constraints. Critics warn high risk offenders may go untreated as Summit Psychological Associates treats about 200 offenders across Summit Stark Portage Tuscarawas and Mahoning counties.
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Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
James Orlando
Summit Psychological Associates
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Portage
Tuscarawas
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