Brothers born with prune belly syndrome face long journey
Joshua and Matthew Chrisman were born with prune belly syndrome, affecting abdominal muscles and the urinary tract. Doctors plan to remove dialysis tubes while keeping feeding tubes. Matthew may need a kidney donation from his father within years. The family relies on faith, nurses, and a strong support network as plans for future transplants and possible tummy-tuck surgery unfold.
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Cunningham
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Dale Chrisman
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Cleise
Chronicletelegram.com
Ohio charter schools grapple with emergency ratings
Ohio state report shows two of three charter schools rated were in academic emergency among 58 ranked. Of 11 schools surviving five years, six are in emergency, none in top two categories. Officials say early stage and student backgrounds affect progress. opponents demand improvement. Four of Hone Academy schools run by White Hat Management: four emergency, one watch, one unrated.
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Ohio Federation of Teachers
Benton
Hone Academy
White Hat Management
Hormone reduces appetite in obese study group
Imperial College London researchers report the hormone PYY3-36 lowers appetite in both obese and lean volunteers by about 30 percent after a test meal. Obese individuals showed lower baseline PYY, suggesting a natural hunger trigger. Further long term studies are needed before a treatment.
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Imperial College London
Bloom
New England Journal of Medicine
Bodies of NH children not found in Ohio woods search
Investigators failed to locate the bodies of Sarah Gehring, 14, and Philip Gehring, 13, during two days of searches near two Ohio Turnpike interchanges. The effort involved FBI and state troopers after new tips led back to an area south of Toledo. The children disappeared after a July 4 fireworks show in Concord, New Hampshire.
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Jeff Strelzin
Manuel Gehring
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Philip
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Gehring
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Faroh’s Candy Loved For Joy And Health Ties
Richard Faroh describes his father as energized by people and enjoyment, with candy as his food. Faroh’s candy is distributed globally and the family ran area stores. Charles Faroh once led Retail Confectioners International, a trade group of over 800 candy companies. Contact Jeff Mohrman at 229 7127 or jmohrman chronicletelegram com.
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Charles Faroh
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Jeff Mohrman
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Chronicletelegram.com
Jeff Mohrrman
Chronicletelegram
Crash kills pedestrian after left turn into Z-Store lot
A collision at Broadway and the Z-Store lot left Mr. Walker dead after 3 p.m. at Community Health Partners. The driver, Mr. Price, and the other motorcyclist were inspected with no drugs or alcohol found. The scene drew witnesses who described urgent rescue efforts.
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Community Health Partners
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Lorain
Elyria adopts 1998 ordinance on adult entertainment
Shilling notes city rules restrict adult venues to non downtown areas with conditional permits. Prohibited downtown facilities include adult bookstores and theaters. permitted outside downtown require Planning Commission and City Council approval and must be a quarter mile from residences bars libraries parks and similar institutions. contact details provided.
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Shilling
Elyria
Planning Commission
Lawmaker pushes seat belt bill amid personal choice concerns
ACLU official Vasvari notes fewer citations as belt use rises, arguing the stop is a burden and raises illegal search questions. Armbruster vows to push the bill this year or reintroduce it next year, with contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147 or beicken@chr...telegram.com.
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ACLU
Vasvari
Armbruster
Brad Dicken
Beicken
Chrorécietelegram
Court case and school dispute over expulsion appeal
A judge cited contradictory evidence during the trial of a man charged with sexually assaulting several schoolgirls. After acquittal, his parents sought readmission to the football team. School officials refused, citing expulsion and missing grades, and the parents asked the Lorain school board to expunge the expulsion.
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Lorain
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