U S deploys THAAD system and troops to Israel
The United States sends a THAAD missile defense system and about 100 troops to Israel, marking a significant deepening of U S involvement as Gaza war widens. Officials warn of a possible broader Iranian response if Israel attacks Iran, with the deployment adding to thousands of tons of arms already sent since last October.
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Lorain Park rededicated after volunteer upgrades
In Lorain Ohio residents honor Casimir Pulaski Park with a rededication ceremony. Churchgoers veterans and city officials walked from Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish to Pulaski Park behind a Polish and American flag procession. The upgrades mark nearly 90 years since the park's initial dedication.
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Bricklaying honors Tuskegee Airman Ferrier White
Second Lt. Ferrier White, missing in action after a 1945 Adriatic crash, was honored with a brick-laying ceremony at Elyria VFW Post 1079 on October 11. Elyria Mayor Kevin Brubaker cited the Elyria Black Legacy Connection for locating White’s Oberlin-linked service record and story. Leslie Price, White’s sister, attended alongside relatives at the ceremony.
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Lyndhurst
Sara Price
Bedford Heights
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Two Boys Dead After Burns Road Bicycle Crash
A 9-year-old boy died at the scene in Elyria after a 2001 Jeep SUV struck two boys riding on Burns Road. The 10-year-old was seriously injured and flown to a Cleveland hospital. Police said drugs and alcohol are not factors. driver not charged. names withheld.
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SpaceX Starship booster caught by ground arms in Texas test
SpaceX completed a dramatic Starship test, with the 232 foot booster returning to the pad and being gripped by the launch tower arms. Elon Musk called it science fiction without the fiction, as NASA Administrator Nelson congratulated the milestone toward a multiplanetary future.
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