Lorain Woman Survives, Pursues Dual Careers and Culture
Lydia Flores of Lorain has built two careers, at Continental Airlines and Realty One, while actively supporting Hispanic rights. Born in Utuado Puerto Rico, she moved to Lorain as a child, endured an orphanage upbringing and language barriers, later founding welfare groups, campaigning for McGovern, and raising a family as she advanced in business and travel services. She now works at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and embraces Puerto Rican heritage, fruits of education, and resilience as a Latina survivor.
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Gates
Realty One
Flores
Utuado
Puerto Rico
Nicholas
Ford Motor Co
Amparo
Children Services
Parina
Louie
Admiral King High School
Stari
Lorain County Community College
Orlando
Angelita Divina
Gracia Divina
Jose OL
Chalet Travel
Ohio
Cleveland Hopkins
Continental
Bethany
Aracelis
Elena
New testing helps uncover hearing problems in infants
Ohio hospitals began universal newborn hearing screening before a 2002 law requires all facilities to test by June 30. In nine months this year 35 infants were identified with hearing problems and referred for treatment, up from under 30 in 2002.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Kristopher Weiss
Ann Wheat
Columbus Speech and Hearing Center
Cindy Creek
Mount Carmel West Hospital
Creek
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Blood drives announced for North Olmsted and Strongsville
The American Red Cross will host drives from 1 to 7 pm Friday at the North Olmsted Community Cabin located at 28114 Lorain Road. Another drive runs from 9 am to 2 pm Saturday at Strongsville United Methodist Church, 13354 Pearl Road.
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American Red Cross
North Olmsted
Lorain Road
Strongsville United Methodist Church
Pear Road
Strongsville
Enrollment up at Ohio colleges in preliminary study
Preliminary figures show Ohio college enrollment rising from last fall. Public campus enrollment is up 18 percent per the Ohio Board of Regents, while private enrollments gain 2.8 percent per the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio
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