Romney campaign visits Cincinnati as Obama heads to convention
iOS Constellation reports Midview readies new Romney campaign events in Cincinnati while Barack Obama moves toward his party’s national convention.
02 Sep 2012
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2012
Page
1
iOS Constellation reports Midview readies new Romney campaign events in Cincinnati while Barack Obama moves toward his party’s national convention.
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Steven L. Pruchinsky, 39, of Elyria, was found dead Saturday morning at a campsite in the Ross County Fair grounds during an Easyriders motorcycle rally. Coroner officials investigated the death as authorities released his identity.
Students and leaders from Oberlin College joined 36 locations in Lorain County for the 16th annual Day of Service. Activities included composting for needy families, bike repairs, and math games to engage youth. Carrie Fowler, alumna and coordinator, notes 450+ participants.
Zohra Ansari-Thomas, a Day of Service volunteer, notes the town is mobilizing many residents to tackle multiple service projects. Local organizers report broad volunteer turnout and coordinated work across community sites.
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