The Fever And The Indians Fandom In Northeast Ohio
The essay argues Northeast Ohio is gripped by Indians fever as playoffs approach. It notes Orel Hershiser's postseason record, mocks nicknames like The Big Unit, and predicts a World Series showdown with the Reds or Braves. Clergy quotes challenge praying for sports outcomes amid fan fervor. The author signs off as The Big Pundit.
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Ohio
Orel Hershiser
Seattle Mariners
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
The
Plain Dealer
Featherhead
Lorain cops urged suspended for booking room shove
Police chief recommends five day suspensions without pay for two Lorain officers shown on video shoving a 16 year old into a locker after curfew arrests. The incident occurred June 17 in the booking area as Williams and two others were freed.
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Loraln
del Rivera
Rivera
Howard Williams
Lorain
Williams
Special hayride honors elderly and disabled at Carlisle Reserve
More than 100 elderly and disabled residents joined a Columbus Day hayride at Lorain County Metro Parks Carlisle Reservation. Belgian horses from Fahey's Registered Belgian Horses drew wagons along equestrian trails, with rides offered weekends through October and additional Sundays in November. Free to the public.
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Carlisle
Lorain County
Fahey
Columbia Station
Becky Voit
Metro Parks
Parks
Equestrian Trails
Carlisle Reservation
May Ganyard
Fired Lorain officer defends training record and seeks job
Shelly Coonrod, 30, the Lorain Police Department’s first woman officer in 50 years, argues she would repeat her approach to training. She says field trainers gave harsh, sometimes inaccurate critiques and opposed her promotion, while she maintains she performed well during a 26th week of training before administrative leave. She vows to fight to reclaim her position.
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Oberlin
Lorain
Shelly Coonrod
Coonrod
National Organization of Women
del Rivera
Michael Ross
Usu
Gardner loses Fenwick Avenue lot to taxes in Cleveland
A vacant Fenwick Avenue lot on Cleveland near west side reverts to the city for unpaid taxes totaling 4220.24 dollars. Gardner and Richard L. Zeleznyikar served as trustees for the investor group that once owned three adjoining lots. foreclosures began in 1993 and two parcels reverted in 1994. Gardner defends the issue as a misunderstanding and plans to address residents at a local meeting.
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North Ridgeville
Cleveland
William L. Gardner
Cuyahoga County
Fenwick Avenue
Near West Side
Gardner
Richard L. Zelemikar
Rocky River
Fenwick
Zeleznikar
Denver
Olde Town Hall
Center Ridge Road
Deanna Hill
Ann Bruewer
Zelezynikar
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Amherst Candidates Upset Over Closed Council Session
Amherst at large candidate Pete Kastanis condemned two opposing candidates Diane Eswine and John Dietrich for attending a closed executive session after the regular meeting. Other officials noted the visitors entered after adjournment, while Mayor Jaworski said the presence was not unlawful but up to the council to handle.
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Amherst
Pete Kastanis
Diane Eswine
John Dietrich
Kastanis
Bob Dinallo
Elwine
Dietrich
Gammons
Jaworski
Jim Gammons
Higgins
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God
Carlos Baerga
Rabbi Joseph Lukinsky
Laurinda Hafner
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Hale
Ross
David Mann
Robert Brown
Mann
Brown
Lorain Naacp
Jean Wrice
U.S. Justice Department
FBI
Dennis Terry
Patti J. Williams
Charles Colitre
Northeast
Terry
TBY
Bria
Metro
BRUCE
Amy Stanklewicz
Chronicle-Telegram
Coonrod, C
Tom Mahl
Chronicle
Ridgeville
Gisisser Verronicie Toleg
Chambers
Council
Dinallo
John Higgins
John Jaworski
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