Voters weary of campaign ads as election nears
Voters show fatigue as two major candidates flood airwaves with ads. A Pew poll finds one in three swing-state voters overwhelmed by campaign messaging across 15 states including Ohio and Arkansas. Analysts caution fatigue may damp turnout despite strategists aims to energize supporters.
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LCCC Holds 37th Graduation Ceremony
More than 900 graduates gathered at Lorain County Community College for the 37th commencement. Roy Church urged them to pursue ambitious goals as 249 earned bachelor’s degrees through the University Partnership program with institutions including Ohio University and Kent State. Holly Banner, a North Ridgeville resident, shared her journey from high school to dialysis to finally receiving a kidney transplant, aided by her mother as donor.
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Columbian native earns two degrees at LCCC after long journey
Corinne Ramey reports on Gabriel Gutierrez a Bogota Colombia native who flew six hours then walked across the street to Lorain County Community College where he earned two associate degrees in communications He studied while juggling 17 credit hours two jobs and salsa dancing and now plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree and a career in networking communications He hopes to return home one day to help his people.
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Cleveland schools face $100 million deficit and mass cuts
The Cleveland Municipal School District may eliminate up to 618 teaching jobs as state cuts and declining local taxes shrink funds. District president Barbara Byrd Bennett and teachers warn the move would devastate schools, delaying textbooks, canceling summer programs, and dropping sports and clubs.
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Malpractice trial seeks 35 million for Cleveland teen
Walter Hollins, 17, a quadriplegic from cerebral palsy, sues Dr. Ronald Jordan and Mount Sinai Medical Center alleging birth negligence caused brain damage. His lawyers seek 35 million for lifelong care, lost earnings, and pain. Judge panel to deliberate after closing arguments by Geoffrey Fieger.
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