Lorain man dies after early morning Apple Avenue shooting
In Lorain two men were shot near Club Our Space on Apple Avenue around 2:20 am. Andre Eugene Hines, 23, died at Mercy Regional Medical Center after life saving efforts by officers. A 22-year-old bystander was treated and released. Club manager Marshea White noted no prior trouble. Hines leaves a fiancée and young daughter.
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Game simulating school shootings sparks broad condemnation
Parents of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High victims condemn the upcoming video game Active Shooter for glamorizing school violence. Set to release June 6 on Steam, it offers a choice between an active shooter or a SWAT response, prompting outrage over profiting from tragedy.
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Flores comment draws criticism after fatal weekend shooting
Lorain Ward 2 Councilman Dennis Flores faced questions over Facebook remarks after a fatal shooting occurred early Sunday. He clarified the incident involved Club Our Space rather than the Cotton Club, and a late 2:50 a.m. post referenced sirens at 2:48 a.m. A Facebook thread included a graphic comment from Mark Davis about weapons and theft.
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Sedaris Advises Oberlin Class of 2018 at Commencement
Humorist David Sedaris delivered Oberlin College’s 2018 commencement address, urging grads to defend beliefs aligned with his own gun control stance. He noted the early post college years shape memories on deathbed, and received an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts. Sedaris, Oberlin dropout in the 1980s, spoke Monday morning.
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