Indians rally past Yankees with grand slam to take series lead
Down 8-3 after five, Cleveland surges in the sixth as Francisco Lindor belts a grand slam to spark a 9-8 13 inning win. Jay Bruce homers again, Yan Gomes keys the 11th inning baserunner pickoff, delivering a dramatic Game 2 victory and a 2-0 series edge.
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Coverage expands for the game in sports section
More coverage of the game appears in sports, with emphasis on key plays, standout players, and the evolving scoreline as reporting extends beyond brief notes. Readers gain fuller context of the contest, team strategies, and implications for standings.
Oberlin sergeants oppose police chief hire Warfield
Three Oberlin sergeants from the Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association allege Elyria officer Clarence Warfield is the least qualified candidate for Oberlin police chief. The letter, amid the hiring process materials, was given to City Council as Rob Hillard notes background checks underway with no start date. Warfield, among 16 applicants, would replace interim chief Michael McCloskey. Ortiz also applied.
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Clarence Warfield
Patrick Durica
Melissa Lett
Steven Chapman
Ohio Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Warfield
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North Ridgeville votes down vacation cash in for deployed officer
North Ridgeville City Council rejected a measure to let a police officer cash in 230 hours of vacation time earned during military duty in Iraq. The plan would have allowed up to 270 hours minus 40 used this year, with about $6,000 value cited by Mayor David Gillock. The officer’s identity remained undisclosed.
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Columbus Day Closings Prompt Post Office and Bank Closures
In observance of Columbus Day on Monday, post offices will be closed and no mail delivered. Government offices and many banks will also be closed. Trash collection remains on schedule for Rumpire Republic and Elyria customers.
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Trump moves to shield employers from birth control rules
The Trump administration issued directives expanding religious freedom protections and allowing more employers to opt out of no cost birth control for workers. Supporters call it defense of faith and conscience. critics warn it endangers LGBTQ rights and anti-discrimination protections. U S Rep Jim Jordan praised the administration.
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Donald Trump
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Tony Perkins
Family Research Council
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U.S
Jim Jordan
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