Lorain benefit unites five choirs for First Evangelical aid
About 200 people attended the Rise From The Ashes benefit at the Lorain Palace Theatre six weeks after the First Evangelical Lutheran Church fire. The event featured choirs from Mount Zion Oberlin Nativity of the Blessed Virgin March Sacred Heart St Mary and St Peter churches. Proceeds support reconstruction of the 90 year old church on Washington Ave. Donations can be sent to First Evangelical Lutheran Church 603 Washington Ave Lorain OH 44052.
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CDC cites protocol breach in Dallas Ebola infection
A federal health official said there was a breach in protocol that led to the infection of a Dallas health care worker with Ebola marking what is believed to be the first U S transmission. Dr Thomas Frieden said the lack of a known breach is concerning and emphasized safe patient care. President Obama was briefed and spoke with HHS Secretary Burwell directing action.
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Ohio fall colors to peak across the state in coming weeks
Ohio fall foliage is near peak across many regions with mid to late October described as prime. Forester Casey Burdick of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources notes sunny days and cool nights drive vibrant reds oranges and yellows as maples redden while sycamore and poplar turn yellow.
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First Ebola patient in U S dies after prolonged battle
The Liberian welder Thomas Eric Duncan, the first diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, died after five days of intensive treatment in a Texas hospital. Despite a hopeful moment on October 2, his condition worsened and he passed six days later.
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Montville Police Adopt Heat Safe K-9 Cruiser System
Montville Township Police will install a $2,500 temperature control and monitoring system in all K-9 cruisers after Beny the German shepherd died of heatstroke. The system includes window lowering, a fan, and a pager alert to officers. The incident led to a 2 week unpaid suspension for Sgt. Brett Harrison and prompted safety upgrades to prevent repeats.
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