Peregrine Falcon Roosts Near Elyria Justice Center
A female peregrine falcon, first seen in August, is tracked by ODNR spotters near Elyria's county Justice Center and FirstMerit Bank. Local officials and volunteers confirm the bird, rename Evelyn after misidentification, and note its unusual downtown residence for a species once rare east of the Mississippi.
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County Justice Center
Chad
Chris Saladin
Elyria
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Jamie McCartney
Lorain County Common Pleas
Edward Zaleski
FirstMerit Bank
Justice Center
Harvey
Mississippi River
Damon Greer
ODNR
Greer
Lorain
McCartney
Evelyn
Chad Saladin
Teen reports pot growing in home in Lorain
A 13 year old girl called police to report marijuana growing in the basement of her Miami Avenue home. William Cramer, 34, was charged with trafficking in marijuana cultivation of marijuana and drug paraphernalia after police confiscated nine marijuana plants buds an automatic timer and a power source. Cramer said the girl's 33 year old mother had no knowledge. Eight plants and most of the operation were in a locked workshop attached to their garage.
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Lorain
Miami Avenue
William Cramer
Cramer
Peregrine Falcons Named and Speed Facts
The peregrine falcon Falco peregrinus is described as a 15 inch long bird with a 40 inch wingspan and speeds up to 175 mph in dives. Tests show diving at 82 mph and level flight at 62 mph. The falcon hunts by striking prey in flight with a half closed foot.
Love Letter to Oberlin Memoir by Isabel Gillies
The memoir recounts Isabel Gillies Oberlin move with her husband a Harvard English professor and two young sons to a brick house on Elm Street. Five weeks after settling in he leaves for a married female professor, launching a painful breakup narrative centered on Oberlin life and the couple’s unraveling.
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White House plans more auto aid for GM and Chrysler
The Obama administration nears a plan to provide additional financing to General Motors and Chrysler in return for strong cost-cutting measures. The task force seeks concessions from stakeholders and warns bankruptcy remains possible if sacrifices are not made, with a Monday White House announcement anticipated.
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Detroit
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Chrysler
General Motors Corp
Chrysler LLC
U.S
Task Force
Bush
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