LaGrange Man Dies In Elyria Car Crash
A LaGrange man, Mark Oskins, 33, was killed when his four door sedan struck a large tree in the 400 block of West Avenue Elyria around 3 06 a m He was pronounced dead at the scene by the Lorain County Coroner's Office Firefighters assisted and LifeCare workers provided immediate care at the scene.
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Lorain County
West Avenue
Oskins
West Ave
Motorcycle rider hurt after crash with pickup in Grafton Township
A Brook Park man Nicholas Mortensen, 19, was taken to MetroHealth Cleveland after his motorcycle hit a pickup at the intersection of Grafton Eastern Road and Cowley Road. Howard Hudak, 86, of Grafton drove a 2000 Toyota Tacoma south on Cowley Road. Witnesses told the Ohio Highway Patrol Mortensen sustained incapacitating injuries.
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Brook Park
MetroHealth
Cleveland
Nicholas Mortensen
Ohio Highway Patrol
Grafton Eastern Road
Cowley Road
Howard Hudak
Mortensen
Highway Patrol
Labor Day Closings Affect Public Services and Trash Pickup
Government offices post offices banks schools and libraries are closed for Labor Day. Lorain County Community College and Allied Waste trash pickup are canceled with a one day delay ending Friday and rescheduled for Saturday.
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Lorain County Community College
Labor Day Festival spotlights Wall Street clash with candidates
At the 16th annual Labor Day Family Festival in Lorain Black River Landing Gov. Ted Strickland U S Rep Betty Sutton and labor leaders attacked Wall Street values and GOP rival John Kasich while targeting Rich Trumka urged actions against Kasich and Ganley.
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Black River Landing
Ted Strickland
U.S
Betty Sutton
D-Copley Township
Satan
Wall Street
Far Right
Strickland
John Kasich
Kasich
Lehman Bros
Ohio State
Tom Ganley
Sutton
Rich Trumka
Afl-Cio
Ganley
Trumka
Memory of UAW Leader John Hatcher Opens Family Festival
John Hatcher longtime UAW leader and co creator of the Labor Day Family Festival died in June at 71 after a long illness. His widow and four children attended as speakers including Gov. Ted Strickland and U.S. Rep. Betty Sutton. AFL-CIO president Joe Thayer led a moment of silence before remarks.
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Family Fest
John Hatcher
Lorain
Lorain County
United Auto Workers
Ted Strickland
Afl-Cio
Joe Thayer
Hatcher
U.S
Betty Sutton
D-Copley Township
Economic recovery favors skilled workers in hiring surge
Economists say a rebound in hiring will reward highly skilled workers with education and specialized training. As firms expand, openings are expected in two main groups: high-pay professional roles such as lawyers scientists and software engineers, and lower-skill lower-pay jobs like home health aides and store clerks.
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