Fire department mourns Quint the beloved Sheffield Lake fire dog
The Sheffield Lake Fire Department mourns Quint a 12 year old dalmatian mascot who served since 1998 as greeter and companion to firefighters and visitors. Staff describe him as mild mannered and great with kids as the department considers getting another dog in the long running station tradition.
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Sheffield Lake
Quint
Brian Davis
Davis
Avon man avoids prison in major drug ring case
Avon man Angel Bauzo aged 36 received three years probation after pleading guilty to possession of criminal tools and five counts of drug trafficking. Prosecution dropped more serious charges and Bauzo forfeits about $7,000 in two bank accounts. Raids in Lorain County and nearby areas seized cocaine marijuana crack Ecstasy cash vehicles two bulletproof vests and six guns.
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Angel Bauzo
Bauzo
Lorain County
Cleveland
Macedonia
Wakeman
Olga Velez
Debra Boros
Velez
Fire damages Park Avenue home. neighbor’s house shows siding melt
A Park Avenue house fire caused about 90000 in damage and melted siding on the adjacent home of Ward 3 Councilman Garry Gibbs. Firefighters halted flames within 25 minutes. no injuries reported. Cause under investigation.
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Elyria
Park Avenue
Garry Gibbs
1604 Park Ave
Tim Mitchell
Patrick Pulig
Mitchell
Gibbs
Barb Gibbs
1610
Park Ave
Elyria Finance Committee
Pulig
Sheepield-Area Barn Fire Causes 250000 in Damage
A Sunday fire at 5555 Detroit Road destroyed a pole barn used for vehicle storage and repair, causing at least 250000 in damage. Fire officials said the cause is under review with video of the blaze, and no hazardous materials were present. A bystander and a Sheffield firefighter were treated on site or for unrelated injuries.
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Sheffield
Detroit Road
Jeff Young
Young
Ohio deer gun season opens with nine day hunt
Ohio's deer gun season starts Monday with a nine day period including an extra December weekend. ODNR estimates 750000 white tailed deer pre-season, 115000 to 125000 expected to be killed, and about 420000 hunters participating. The white tailed deer is Ohio's top game animal with an $859 million annual economic impact.
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Columbus
Ohio
Odnr Division of Wildlife
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