Cavaliers grab 3-2 series lead with 106-101 win
LeBron James posts 38 points 12 rebounds and six assists to lift the Cavaliers over the Bulls at Quicken Loans Arena. Kyrie Irving adds 25 as Cleveland takes a 3-2 series edge with Game 6 set for Thursday in Chicago.
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Ford supplier to bring 30 to 40 jobs to Sheffield
A Kentucky based Manning Equipment will open in an Adrian Steel owned building on Oster Road Sheffield to provide parts for Ford F 650 and F 750 trucks. The operation is expected to start in July and will work with the Ohio Assembly Plant. Adrian Steel leases the site and has long partnered with Manning Equipment in medium duty truck work.
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Lake Ridge Academy gets preliminary OK for $2 million science building
Lake Ridge Academy in North Ridgeville wins preliminary approval from the Planning Commission for an 8,000-square-foot science and engineering facility. The one story structure will house chemistry biology and engineering classrooms and labs. Engineers cite pending details on stormwater management and parking before final reviews.
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Lorain Dem director apologizes for calling winners morons
Lorain County Democratic Party executive director Cory Shawver apologized for a Facebook post in which he called Councilwoman elect Pam Carter and Councilman-elect Angel Arroyo morons. He cited frustration over low turnout of 11.6 percent from 164,348 eligible voters in the May 5 primary, the lowest since 2009.
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Amherst hardware store to close soon
Jim Riddle has run Riddle's True Value Hardware in Amherst since 1966 and plans to sell the building on Tenney Avenue and South Main Street for conversion to offices. He turns 74 this weekend and cites health and age as factors, with the store emptied and shelves cleared as workers prepare the sale.
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