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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2010
Page
1
Ohio State forces fumble on the opening kickoff and dominates early to widen a quick lead. The home team rides the momentum, building a decisive margin as the game progresses.
Keymasha Knight of House of Healing says the south side of Elyria needs the project and hopes the district will see its community benefits and back the plans.
Pastor James Knight with his wife Lisa Roberson hopes to purchase Roosevelt Elementary in Elyria for 100 with a 10 down payment to build a community center. The 88 year old building sits on seven acres on West River Road South and faces facility concerns from the Ohio School Facilities Commission.
Lorain man Charles Brassfield, 23, pleaded not guilty to murder and related charges in the May 24 death of 8 month old Desiree Wade who he was babysitting. Prosecutors say the infant died from blunt head injuries after CPR was attempted. Brassfield denies causing harm.
Time Warner and Disney continue negotiations over ABC and ESPN channels with no anticipated blackout. Time Warner Communications Manager Travis Reynolds said the Disney owned channels will remain available to Northeast Ohio subscribers as talks persist. The companies issued a joint statement indicating ongoing cooperation while negotiations continue.
Oberlin College welcomes students to the $17 million Robert Kahn Hall, a green dorm with climate controlled rooms and auto shutoff lights. Football players Jim Adkins and Zach Kisley settle in as classes start Tuesday and athletes fill the campus. Kisley and Adkins note the building adds excitement and a new living space in Lorain County.
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