Woman Drowns at Carlisle Reservation Duck Pond
Elyria woman Quishawn Johnson, 31, died after being pulled from Carlisle Reservation Duck Pond. Investigators cite an apparent drowning with a man present. authorities review video footage and question the man as witnesses report no sign of struggle. Johnson was in the water about 90 minutes. she died at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center. The park area is under surveillance and detectives will examine footage for details.
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University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Lorain County Sheriffs
Randal Koubeck
Carlisle Township
Koubeck
Lorain County
Avon High Wide Receiver Dedicates Touchdowns to Cousin
Avon High senior Darrin Davis focuses on beating rivals while his 11-year-old cousin Austin Shough fights leukemia at the Cleveland Clinic. Austin, a Open Door Christian Schools student, undergoes chemotherapy as Davis remains hopeful, dedicating every touchdown pass to him.
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Darrin Davis
Avon High School
Austin Shough
Avon
Austin
Ond
Davis
Rally defends Confederate flag in Wellington parking lot
Joe Maybaugh led about 15 supporters and eight cars at City Hall as they argued for the right to display the Confederate flag. Protesters debated, with one biker shouting objections while others defended free expression and rights to fly the flag. The event followed Lorain County debates over Confederate symbols at the county fair.
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Wellington
Joe Maybaugh
City Hall
Maybaugh
Baugh
Ohio
Lorain County
Air Force Thunderbirds Practice At Burke Lakefront
The U S Air Force Thunderbirds practiced at Burke Lakefront Airport in Cleveland on Friday showcasing aerial maneuvers and formation flights for spectators.
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Bruce Bishop
Chronicle
U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds
Burke Lakefront Airport
Cleveland
Local Businesses Push for Reduced Stormwater Fee Deal
ELVRIA Citizens for Fairness led a 2014 drive against a stormwater utility fee arguing poor communication from City Hall. Todd Sommer said the fight focused on clarity of the program and fund use. A potential cut from 4.33 to 2.65 per unit was reported, brokered by Council President Mike Lotko after stalemate. The city has planned the program since 2011 to meet a federal mandate.
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Elvria
Citizens For Fairness
Todd Sommer
Sommer
Holly Brinda
Mike Lotko
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Lotko
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