Generous Helpings benefit in Lorain shows fine dishes for a cause
In its sixth year the Second Harvest event draws hundreds to its Lorain food warehouse off Deer Trail Lane. Beth Schwartz says the fundraiser combines great food with helping the needy as more than a dozen chefs prepare dishes like Baked Gnocchi Bolognese and Pork Schnitzel for tickets at 50 dollars each. Proceeds support Second Harvest's distribution of over 5 million pounds of food.
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Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Brian and
Beth Schwartz
Huron
Second Harvest Food Bank
Lorain
Brian Schwartz
Beth
Second Harvest
Ohio
Deer Trail Lane
Back-to-back fires hit two Sheffield homes Saturday night
Fire crews fought two successive blazes in Sheffield delaying action from 8 35 p m Saturday to 12 04 a m Sunday. The first fire started outside at 4881 French Creek then spread to the garage and attic. investigators are examining the cause. A second fire on Kevin Street near Abbe Road had flames pouring from the roof as crews arrived.
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Sheffield
French Creek
Bryan Huge
Kevin Street
Abbe Road
Huge
Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Clearview board member OK after hit and run
Clearview school board member Melissa Newsome was struck by a red Ford Taurus while crossing South Broadway Saturday night. She was flown to Metro Health Medical Center and released after treatment. husband says she is recovering with minor injuries. A witness reported the Taurus veered left to avoid Newsome.
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Sheffield Twp
Clearview School Board
Melissa Newsome
South Broadway
Ohio Highway Patrol
Metro Health Medical Center
Cleveland
Dave Newsome
Melissa Ross
Taurus
Newsome
Parents skip or delay vaccines at rise in safety concerns
A national online survey of about 750 parents with children age 6 and younger, released in Pediatrics, finds more than 1 in 10 reject or delay vaccines beyond the two dozen doses by age 6. Even among fully vaccinated families, 1 in 5 doubt the schedule, suggesting over 2 million children may lack full protection.
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Chicago
U.S
Pediatrics
Protests Grow as Occupy Wall Street Journal Expands
Protesters camp in Manhattan’s Financial District for over two weeks. They rely on donated food and a gas powered generator to run laptops. They use a makeshift hospital and publish the Occupied Wall Street Journal while opposing corporate greed and inequality as numbers rise.
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New York
Manhattan
Financial District
Wall Street Journal
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