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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2010
Page
1
The Cleveland Browns lost 28-10 to the Pittsburgh Steelers but rookie quarterback Colt McCoy showed poise in his debut, offering a hopeful sign for the team's future. The game showcased steady Browns play despite the setback and underscored McCoy's readiness to contribute.
Two Lorain residents Clifton Robinson and Lydia Nord were arrested in Oberlin after a Chevy Tahoe linked to a fatal Flats district stabbing was found there. Kevin Ghee, 25, of Warrensville Heights, died from multiple stab wounds after an altercation at Earth Nightclub on Old River Road.
Walter Wildenheim longtime owner of Grafton Food Center and Sparkle Market died at Renaissance Health Center Olmsted Falls at age 93 Born 1917 in Grafton he served in World War II earning 17 battle stars He married Doris Palmer in 1941 and was active in the community through decades of local grocery life.
Five Lorain County women were killed in 1989 sparking a domestic violence task force. Marilyn Zeidner says the Silent Witness Exhibit at LCCC Stocker Center starts today and runs through Oct. 29, educating with wooden silhouettes and survivor stories.
Sophomore Mike Andem, 17, stacks firewood for the Stewart family as 84 year old Norm Stewart waves from a scooter to thank the First Baptist Christian School crew.
Sixty five students from First Baptist Christian School descended on Elyria homes to tidy yards and assist with fall cleanup. They raked leaves drained birdbaths stacked firewood and coiled hoses at 30 sites while younger students ran a school walkathon. Grace Kudlo and others described the experience as meaningful and enjoyable.
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