Generous Helpings feeds 77 000 region residents yearly
Second Harvest and Crestline Assistance Ministries host Generous Helpings at a Lorain warehouse, showcasing food aid reach to face-to-face donors. more than 600 attendees sampled dishes from 17 chefs while highlighting hunger relief for 77,000 people in the region, including 32,000 children.
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Juliana Chase-Morefield
Beth Schwartz
Christina Earl
Crestline Assistance & Ministries
Madison
Amanda Stinehour
Ken Feathers
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Huron
Fire damages two houses in Ohio spread through roof
Firefighters from Sheffield Lake, Sheffield Township, Elyria Township and Avon aided Sheffield firefighters after a blaze started in a home. No occupants were inside and the fire consumed much of the house and attic. Both homes were declared unlivable. An automatic response agreement with neighboring departments helped contain the second fire quickly.
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Elyria Township
Avon
Sheffield
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Chronicle-Telegram prompts readers to report factual errors
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and help maintain accurate news coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Advertising Hotline Contacts For Marketing Director
Marketing Director Barb Rusko Stephens directs advertising with Retail Hotline and Classified Hotline numbers. Office hours run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Includes toll free line (800) 848-6397 and local lines 329-7239 and 329-7100.
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Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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Chronicle
Barb Rusko Stephens
Vaccination Gaps Highlighted by Federal Survey
A federal survey found at least 1 in 10 toddlers and preschoolers miss vaccines including MMR and varicella. Experts warn waning protection from pertussis vaccines may drive outbreaks. personal belief exemptions rise in California. Parents like Kandace O'Neill voice vaccine-skeptical concerns amid misinformation.
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California
Kandace O'Neill
Lakeville, Minn
O’neill
Amanda Dempsey
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Occupy Wall Street Protesters Defy City Orders
Kira Meyer-Sims, 19, vows to stay as long as possible as police arrest more than 700 during a mass crossing of the Brooklyn Bridge. The protest at Zucotti Park near Wall Street fuels anger from overnight campers while marchers from Manhattan’s Financial District attract 30,000 online viewers and plan ongoing actions.
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Wall Street
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Financial District
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Ohio student leads Columbus protest inspired by Wall Street
Michael Stone an Ohio State University philosophy and linguistics student organized a march after taking part in the New York City protest. The demonstrators have kept a presence in Manhattan since Sept 17 and have grown from fewer than a dozen students in Zuccotti Park to a broader nationwide solidarity movement with a protocol for legal aid.
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Protests in Columbus Target Wall Street Power Shift
About 70 demonstrators handed out fliers and chanted we are the 99 per cent in Columbus. They accuse big money of dictating elected officials and funding, while NY teachers and protesters call for solutions to poverty and unemployment amid a calm police posture and ongoing plaza assemblies with speakers Michael Moore and Cornel West.
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Associated Press
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Westchester County
Wall Street
New York
Denise Martinez
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NYPD
Paul Browne
Browne
Fire Department
Michael Moore
Princeton University
Cornel West
Driver charged after hit and run on Broadway
Investigator says Melissa Newsome 37 caused a crash by wandering into oncoming lanes and being hit. Sheldon Ball 20 of Lorain fled the scene after striking Newsome, later admitting involvement. Ball faces charges for driving on a suspended license and leaving the scene. Newsome charged as pedestrian in the roadway.
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Taurus
Sheldon Ball
Lorain
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