Church break in suspect nabbed in Elyria arrests
Elyria police charged Craig Draper, 22, with 15 counts of breaking and entering after he confessed to raiding 14 churches and a salvage company. Fingerprints and prior bookings connected him to the spree as clergy reacted to the vandalism. He sought cash in vending machines, with most thefts yielding under $10 each.
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Schools pay tribute to Shepherd
Kassie Shepherd held her infant son as Columbia Schools paid a final tribute to Army Sgt. Daniel M. Shepherd. Superintendent James Knapp presented her husband’s No 40 jersey, the number he wore in the 1999 season for the Columbia Raiders. Family members spoke softly as the tribute unfolded.
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Voinovich Highlights College Tech During Elyria Stop
U S Senator George Voinovich toured Lorain County Community College in Elyria during a three day Ohio bus tour. He demonstrated a hand held medical cost cutting device and a C 130 engine diagnostic tool developed with Great Lakes Innovation and Development Enterprise. He cited nearly 500000 in federal funds steered to the college and urged more community colleges to emulate the model. Voinovich, seeking re election, recalled Ohio job growth under his governorship and noted local plants expanding or closing. He defended U S policy on terrorism and said Afghanistan and Iraq show measurable progress.
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George Voinovich
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Cleveland
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Nursing home staffer accused of beating 89-year-old resident
An 89-year-old Autumn Aegis resident in Lorain was allegedly beaten by a 21-year-old nursing assistant. The staffer, who had given notice, was fired after police received the report. Investigators said felonious assault and patient abuse are potential charges. no charges filed yet.
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Mark Provenza
Mark Carpentiere
Lorain Junior High Reports Viral Meningitis Case
A student at Masson Junior High School in Lorain was diagnosed with viral meningitis at Community Health Partners. City health officials confirm this is the fourth such case this year and say families will receive follow up and a letter Monday morning.
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Community Health Partners
Terry Tomaszewski
Tomaszewski
Dean Schnurr
City Health Department
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