Cavaliers rally past Celtics in season opener 102 99
Cavaliers beat the Boston Celtics 102 to 99 in a tense season opener at The Q. Kyrie Irving scored 22 for Boston and nearly spoiled Cleveland with a late 3 from beyond the arc but missed at the buzzer. LeBron James tallied 29 including 13 in the fourth, Kevin Love hit a key 3, while Gordon Hayward suffered a brutal ankle injury early.
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Lorain trims seven traffic intersections this round
Lorain continues to update traffic signals after a year of evaluations. Safety Service Director Dan Given says seven intersections will be altered to meet state specifications, with West Erie Avenue and West Fifth Street expected to cause the most public disruption.
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Oberlin College faces 5 million budget deficit wage freeze
Oberlin College enacts a wage freeze for nonunion staff as it battles a 5 million dollar shortfall. Board chair Chris Canavan says enrollment declines and lower student charges drive the deficit, with 8,747 applicants, 2,736 admitted, and 793 in the freshman class.
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North Ridgeville Schools superintendent Jim Powell retires
Jim Powell announces resignation effective July 31 ending a 41 year career in North Ridgeville Schools. Powell says the job has been intense but rewarding and plans to pursue new community work, noting this is his second retirement in three years and a prior retire-rehire.
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Grafton Woman Shines on Wheel of Fortune
Grafton resident Helen Creecy, 64, wowed on Wheel of Fortune winning 14,250 for second place after solving a regular puzzle with three Ss and choosing a spin on a special prize tile. The contestant showed strong first impression with the phrase Making A Great First Impression as the game progressed Tuesday night.
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