Cavaliers cruise past Raptors to take 3 0 series lead
Cavaliers dominate Toronto 115 94 in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. LeBron James nets 35 points with 8 rebounds and 7 assists as Kevin Love 16 points 13 rebounds Kyrie Irving 16 and Tristan Thompson 12 rebounds contribute. Kyle Korver adds 14 off the bench. Game 4 set for Sunday in Toronto.
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Health victory may be fleeting in Senate push
Senate Republicans voiced skepticism Friday about the House repeal bill to replace the Affordable Care Act amid fears that sick Americans may lose coverage. Lamar Alexander said he will study the House measure and craft a distinct Senate proposal, signaling a cooperative yet cautious path forward.
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Community conversation in Elyria features Brown and Friedman
Elyria hosts a public forum from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in City Council Chambers at 131 Court Street with Alvin G. Brown and professor emerita Judith Johnson Friedman author of White and Black Together/Apart in a Small City. Organizations include the Elyria Bicentennial Committee YWCA Lorain County Community Foundation African American Fund NEPW and Lorain County Historical Society.
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Smoky the WWII hero dog and bill Wynne tale told at Amherst Library
Amherst residents hear 95 year old Bill Wynne recount Smoky the World War II dog found in a New Guinea foxhole. Wynne explains how Smoky inspired monuments and media fame while detailing his bond formed during Army Air Corps service and the dog’s legend.
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Lack of cash threatens Huron theater
Huron Playhouse, the state's oldest continuously operating summer stock theater, may cancel its 2026 season if it cannot raise $100,000 by May 15. Board president Jennifer Wertz said a $50,000 expected donation fell through, forcing cost cuts as stage crews and actors prepare to arrive June 1.
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