Browns Coach Hue Jackson Rips Headset in Bengals Win
Browns coach Hue Jackson removed his headset for the final five minutes as Cleveland lost to Cincinnati 31 17 and quarterback Cody Kessler reportedly suffered a possible concussion during the game.
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Local boy wins Chevrolet youth reporter spot for World Series
Parker Loescher, 10, of Elyria wins a Chevrolet Youth Baseball Program contest to be a kid reporter for the World Series. He will attend media day and batting practice at Progressive Field with two family members and his grandfather. his mom and sister stay home.
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Indians Cubs World Series preview and Cavs season opener
The Chronicle Telegram outlines Game 1 of the World Series with Cleveland facing Chicago at 8 p.m. Tuesday and the Cavaliers opening the regular season hosting the New York Knicks at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Invest Lorain aims to spark city progress under Katie Nix
Lorain resident Katie Nix leads Invest Lorain to improve the city’s finances and image. She says the group forms in response to dire budget issues, inspired by personal tragedy after her husband Robert was killed in a July robbery, a case lacking a formal arrest this year.
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City finance crisis sparks resident call for action
A resident questions how the city government reached its dire financial state and why residents have not done more to fix it, urging local engagement and accountability.
Ballot Selfies Face Mixed State Rules Ahead of Election
Voters weigh the legality of photographing ballots with selfies as laws vary by state. Some prohibit showing or photographing ballots while others allow mail ballots or ban only in polling places. Ohio strict rules and a international trend toward updated limits add to confusion for voters and officials.
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