Hurricane Isabel Looms Over East Coast as Governors Declare State of Emergency
As Isabel nears, North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland brace for heavy rainfall and storm surge. Officials warn of possible record floods from Pennsylvania to New England. hundreds evacuate while federal offices close and air traffic limits hinge on shoreline impacts. Maryland and Delaware anchor warnings as Jamestown and Wright brothers sites prepare. many island residents flee to the mainland.
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Travelers weigh routes as Isabel disrupts travel plans
AL travelers from AL to West Virginia and beyond discuss hurricane impact with warns to avoid flooded roads. AAA Cleveland advises delaying trips and avoiding low areas while Amtrak and airlines offer smiled changes.
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Rain Expected. East Ontario Delays Hit Local Games
Forecasts warn heavy rain and high winds mainly in eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania with improvements by Friday. Elyria High and Berea High face Friday night football on artificial turf, avoiding sogginess. Elyria athletic director Mark McGuire notes last year’s games were rain plagued.
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Grace weighs tax relief as Gibbs hints at proposal
Elyria mayoral race focus shifts to Midview high school funding. Garry Gibbs urges tax relief ideas, Grace awaits Gibbs’s specific plan to present at the next council meeting. Opponent Tom Pallardy backs relief, while Gary Wilson anchors opposition and campaign coordinators push Build Pioneer Pride Now Issue 31.
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APPLE Grigsby to perform at Saturday night festival
Saturday night performance by APPLE Grigsby noted. A handicap entrance was added for accessibility this year. Drop-off is available at the Courthouse South end on Third Street. Oberlin Troop 133 Boy Scouts and leader Marc Amos will help attendees move to the event. Blevins plans to enjoy fried ice cream and urges others to do likewise. Contact Christina Jolliffe at 329-7129 or Goliffe chronicletelegrem.com.
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Urbin bribery case centerpiece tests ethics and lies
The Ohio case centers on whether City official Urbin and his brother benefited from Fountain Bleau catering and other city functions. Prosecutors argue misconduct and bribery while defense claims a misread ethics issue. The judge instructed jurors on weighing testimony, and prosecutors consider possible retrial if needed. Urbin hugged relatives after court as remarks stressed ethics definitions.
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Firearm Training Reflections From School Yard Incident
A student recounts rapid training with rifles and precision aiming during an overnight session. He describes a yard with a treehouse for sniper practice and notes the three hour duration and anticipation of the next county jail tour.
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