Lorain County Admin Building clear after weekend fire
Fire damage from Saturday night in the Lorain County Administration Building is estimated at 300000 to 400000 dollars. Floors three to five remain closed during cleanup while floors one and two reopen by Tuesday. The fire is being treated as arson and under investigation.
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Elyria
Lorain County Administration
Middle Avenue
Lorain County
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Fire Department
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Lorainee
Blair
John Reiber
Obama speaks to Notre Dame grads on abortion debate
President Barack Obama urged understanding and common ground as about 12 000 attended Notre Dame commencement in Chicago Tribunes coverage. He called for reducing unintended pregnancies expanding adoption and offering care for women who carry to term while acknowledging irreconcilable differences and protests over his honorary degree.
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Barack Obama
America
Obama
University of Notre Dame
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Dentists Help Haitian Children With ART Treatment
Local volunteers led by Vermilion dentist Dr Suszko provided free dental care to nearly 300 Haitian children in Cap Haitien using hand instrument ART due to no electricity for drills. The team included Dr Rick Journay, hygienists Leigh Ann Faight and Chris Byrne, and nurses. Children greeted volunteers with cheers as they endured treatment and pain relief prior to care.
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Cap Haitien Dental Institute
Haiti
Hor Suszko
Suzko
Bellevue
Rick Journay
Suszko
Leigh Ann Faight
Chris Byrne
Two hurt in separate single car crashes
Two local men were hospitalized after driving off roads in Elyria and Henrietta Township on Sunday. An Amherst man, David Dominico, 49, was ejected when his 2005 Chevrolet Silverado left Baumhart Road south of Garfield Road in Henrietta Township. Alcohol is believed to be a factor. Troopers noted the vehicle struck a ditch a telephone pole and a driveway.
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Elyria
Henrietta Township
Amherst
Baumhart Road
Garfield Road
Elyria Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
David Dominico
Repair boom as Americans stay home during recession
In Cincinnati area, homeowners adapt to long stays by upgrading living spaces. Scott Nichols, 50, chose to improve instead of moving, hiring a handyman to open his kitchen and family room. Builders report steadier demand for repairs though major remodeling remains weak amid the housing downturn.
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Union Township
Ohio
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