Family mourns Elyria crash victim Mark Oskins
Mark Oskins 33 died in a single car crash in the 400 block of West Avenue Elyria. He worked as a CNC operator for Ridge Tool and left behind his mother Peggy and two children Serena and Cameron. Funeral arrangements are pending with David Bogner Family Funeral Home. calling hours Thursday and service Friday.
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West Avenue
Elyria
David Bogner
Oskins
Mark
Peggy
Horton Heat
Rob Zombie
Ridge Tool
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Uation
Elyria West High School
Cameron
Crash
Labor Day Keeps Lorain County Busy Across Businesses
Lorain County shone with open stores restaurants and car dealers on Labor Day while many offices closed. Monro Muffler Avon Lake stayed busy with Dan Kost and Eric Schwelgin reporting solid bookings and a workday cookout for staff. A Nagel Farms stand in Avon Lake run by Arlene and Don kept customers returning as corn season neared its end. Avon Fire Department worked a 24 hour shift with nine firefighters, a normal holiday routine for the crew.
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Labor Day
Lorain County
Dan Kost
Monro Muffler Brake
Avon Lake
Eric Schwelgin
Lakewood
Kost
Schwelgin
North Ridgeville
Arlene
Don
Nagel Farms
John Christ Winery
Avon Fire Department
Tim Barrett
Tropical Storm Hermine Hits Gulf Coast
Mexico urged residents to seek shelter as Tropical Storm Hermine made landfall with 60 mph winds and heavy rain. Texas officials prepared with sandbags and evacuation guidance as the storm approached coastal communities.
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Hermine
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Obama proposes 50 billion for infrastructure jobs push
President Obama unveils a quick 50 billion federal spending plan to rebuild roads railways and runways claiming immediate jobs and long term economic gains. He launches a Labor Day tour in Milwaukee with a Cleveland stop and a Friday White House briefing as voters brace for a tough fall. The unemployment rate stands at 9.6 percent as Republicans block nominations in the Senate delaying judgeships.
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Cleveland
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Money buys happiness up to a point say researchers
A Tuesday Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences report finds emotional well being rises with income up to about 75 000 dollars per year. Princeton economist Angus Deaton notes lower earners struggle with material demands affecting happiness.
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Proceedings of
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National Academy of Sciences
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Center For Health and Wellbeing
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