Victim aided man charged in four killings in Bucyrus
Police records show Billy Jack Chatman helped Donald Hoffman by calling an ambulance after Hoffman collapsed on Chatman’s floor two days before Chatman’s death. Hoffman, 41, is indicted on multiple counts of aggravated murder and related charges in the four slayings.
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Bucyrus
Ohio
Associated Press
Billy Jack Chatman
Donald Hoffman
Hoffman
Chatman
Big Don
Lorain health center receives federal ACA funding boost
Lorain County Health and Dentistry center gets 218,934 of a 2.1 million ACA grant to nine Northeast Ohio centers from the U S Department of Health and Human Services. Funds also go to Akron Canton Cleveland Lisbon and Youngstown centers. Statewide about 40 centers serve 500000 patients and 161 jobs are expected.
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Lorain County Health & Dentistry Center
Affordable Care Act
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Northeast Ohio
U.S
Sherrod Brown
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Lisbon
Youngstown
Ohio
Frequent winners on Lottery's watch list
The Springfield News-Sun reports 13 people who claimed prizes from Ohio's state lottery more than 100 times each, including a Cleveland man with over 300 prizes totaling $800,000 since 2008. The investigation seeks retailers involved in stealing prizes or skimming winnings to dodge debts and taxes.
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Springfield
Ohio
Cleveland
Springfield News-Sun
Ohio Lottery
Officials beg pastor and strip club owner to end feud
Coshocton officials urge New Beginnings Ministries Pastor Bill Dunfee and strip club owner Thomas George to halt weekly protests outside each other’s venues. The letter, signed by the city law director, county prosecutor, and sheriff, notes the feud strains law enforcement and harms the community but notes protests cannot be legally stopped.
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Coshocton
Coshocton Tribune
New Beginnings Ministries
Bill Dunfee
Thomas George
Dunfee
Warsaw
Foxhole North
New Castle
Remembrance Dwindles as Prairie Township Fire Case Remains Unsolved
Residents recall the 2004 Prairie Township blaze that killed 10, including three children, with a weeded memorial and boarded up Lincoln Park West. Investigators cite minimal evidence, a now-expired reward, and community fears among the Latino immigrant residents linked to the tragedy.
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Benito Lucio
Prairie Township
Lucio
Lincoln Park West
O’brien
Ismael Noriega-Arenas
Floyd
Franklin County Coroner's Office
Noriega-Arenas
Lidia Mejia-Diaz
Jose
Antonio
Ismael Jr
Guanajuato
Leon
Mexico
U.S
Mejia-Diaz
Stephen Feuster
Columbus
Tom Fortin
THE
Columbus Dispatch
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Crestwood
Field
James A. Garfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Rootstown
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Encarnacion Pyle
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