Tribe settles on former Red Sox skipper and two-time
A major league team reportedly finalizes hiring a veteran Red Sox former manager who previously guided the club to two postseason appearances. Details on contract length and exact role were not disclosed. The move signals a strategic shift aimed at rebuilding pitching depth and veteran leadership in the clubhouse.
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Republican challengers aim to end Lorain County Democratic rule
Lorain County voters face a contest for the three member board as Amherst Councilman Phil Van Treuren and Columbia Township Trustee Mike Musto challenge Democrats Ted Kalo and Lori Kokoski. The race pits Republican hopes of breaking the Democratic lock against long standing party control with incumbent Tom Williams and former commissioner Dave Moore noting the shift potential.
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Ohio Tops Prize in Electoral Battle
Ohio dominates the 2012 presidential contest as the key swing state. By late campaign period, Obama and Romney camps plus allies had spent over 110 million dollars on Ohio TV ads, about a sixth of national spending. Obama has visited most, with Virginia second. Romney has campaigned extensively with Biden and Ryan also visiting.
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Bronze sculpture honors Otto B Schoepfle at Schoepfle Garden
In Birmingham a life size statue of Otto B Schoepfle, longtime Chronicle-Telegram president and garden benefactor, was unveiled by Metro Parks Director James Ziemnik and Joel Loufman amid fall colors and yellow chrysanthemums. Alan Cottrill's bronze piece was funded by donations and sits near the garden’s visitor center.
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Carlisle Township to retire 7000 gallon tanker
Carlisle Township Fire Department will retire its water tanker after 22 years of service this month. The vehicle, originally built to carry oil, can haul up to 7,000 gallons of water and has been a key asset in firefighting operations.
New York man charged after Turnpike tractor trailer crash
Mirsafa H. Diablov, 51, of Brooklyn, was charged with failure to control after a 2011 white Volvo tractor trailer crashed on the Ohio Turnpike at Milepost 148. The incident spilled 150 to 175 gallons of diesel, shutting eastbound lanes for about two hours and prompting cleanup by North Ridgeville Fire Department, Avon waste firm Cheritron, and Ohio EPA. No injuries were reported.
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