Rare infant illness hits Northeast Ohio area
A six week old African American boy showed bleeding in the lungs from infant pulmonary hemosiderosis amid 38 Northeast Ohio cases over five years. The outbreak, linked to toxic mold Stachybotrys atra in water damaged homes, mainly affects boys and African American children. One infant survived after transfer to Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital. many cases occurred after chronic home moisture. Doctor Dorry Dearborn urges mold removal and checks in homes with past flood or leaks.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital
Cleveland
Dorry Dearborn
Dearborn
Rainbow
Case Western Reserve University
Lorain County Community College
Shipwreck remembered at Vermilion museum display
Top photo shows John Rhoads, a worker at the inland Seas Maritime Museum, holding two life preservers from the Edmund Fitzgerald. A night display features a model of the ship’s final resting place. Today marks the 23rd anniversary of the Fitzgerald sinking on Lake Superior, which claimed 29 crewmen.
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John Rhoads
Inland Seas Maritime Museum
Vermilion
Edmund Fitzgerald
Great Lakes
Fitzgerald
Lake Superior
Toledo prison bid review not delaying 1000-bed facility
Ohio officials said a federal judge's ruling invalidating a 1980 set aside law will not delay the 1000-bed Toledo close-security prison. The $75 million facility aims for midsummer completion as bids are sought on parts of the project.
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Columbus
Toledo
Dave Blodgett
Injured Lorain doctor remains critical after crash
Dr Denis A Radefeld 79 of Lorain is in critical condition at Akron City Hospital after a collision at Route 89 and US 42 in Jackson Township Ashland County. His wife Carol 60 was cited for failure to yield at a flashing red light. Michael Martin 45 of Lexington drove east on Route 42 and caused the crash. The pair were treated at Ashland Samaritan Hospital. Dennis Radefeld long served with Community Health Partners and received the Physician Volunteer Award in 1996.
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Lorain
Akron City Hospital
Denis A Radefeld
Carol
Ashland County
Jackson Township
Radefelds
Michael Martin
Lexington
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Carol Radefeld
Martin
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
Dennis Radefeld
Community Health Partners
Amherst neighbors oppose city tower and garage plan
At a City Council meeting residents along Middle Ridge Road voiced concerns over a city storage garage and a 160 foot water tower planned on 29 acres south of Middle Ridge Road near the Ohio Turnpike. Neighbors cited noise, property devaluation, and road access changes as key issues.
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Amherst
Middle Ridge Road
John Johnson
Glenn Loughrie
Loughrie
Ing
Joseph C Grunda
Johnson’s
Loughrie’s
City Faciliy
John G Higgins
Richard Schneider
Schneider
Higgins
Veterans Day observance to close offices Wednesday
Elyria officials announce a broad holiday closure for Veterans Day with city county state and federal offices shut. Post offices banks and credit unions and all Ohio Check stations will close though the main Cleveland district post office at 2400 Orange Ave will stay open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. for retail. Elyria Schools Lorain County Community College will hold classes and GCRTA buses run on regular schedules. trash collection by BFI remains unchanged.
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Elyria
Ohio
Orange Ave
Cleveland
Lorain County Community College
Greater Cleveland
Local inventor flies gyro copter at LaGrange field
Ray Longbrake of Graf ton showcases his self built gyro copter at Harlan Airfield on state Route 301 in LaGrange. He owns three others and will pause flying for several months due to cold winter weather.
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Ray Longbrake
Grafton
Harlan
LaGrange
Longbrake
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Party Chronicle Telegram
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