Turn and Cough aims to broaden musical reach beyond Cleveland
LaGrange rock band Turn and Cough formed in 2004 by John Jorgensen and Chris McCullar with Craig Johnson and Mike Hyde. Self taught members say they love playing together and want to expand their audience beyond Northeast Ohio.
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Turn and Cough to perform at Sandusky bike week events
The band Turn and Cough plays at noon June 10 at Comfort Inn on State Route 250 and at 6 p.m. at Easy Rider Saloon fairgrounds in Sandusky during the third annual bike week. They wear black medical scrubs on stage and are known for Naughty Nurse contests with cash prizes.
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Grafton Firemen Festival Opens With Parades and Contests
The 74th annual Grafton Firemen’s Festival runs through Monday in Willow Park on Route 57. Events include bingo casino games a beer garden water fight car and motorcycle cruise in a Texas Hold’em tournament a cornhole contest and a 5K run walk. Memorial Day parade Monday noon line up 11:30 at the Police Department. For details visit graftonfiremensfestival.com or call 440 926 2075.
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Army Specialist Norton completes basic training at Fort Jackson
Army Spc Kiel R Norton graduates from basic combat training at Fort Jackson in Columbia South Carolina He is the son of Karen Norton of Elyria Ohio Norton graduated from Midview High School in 2004 and earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Toledo in 2009
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Local News Submissions Directed To Melissa Linebrink
Community letters from readers in the Grafton LaGrange and Columbia area are routed to Melissa Linebrink at the Chronicle for possible publication. Contact details include phone 329-7155 and the email address mlinebrink chroniclet.com for submissions.
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Multiple incidents reported in Cyne area this May
Police logs show May events including a burglary on Church Street where a 1800s antique record player valued up to 1000 dollars was stolen. Other notes cite juvenile gatherings, noisy disturbances, harassment of schoolchildren, and a drunk driving charge for Charlotte Wilson.
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