Bond set at $500000 in trooper’s death arraignment
Joshua Gaspar, 37, of Columbia Station, did not enter a plea at his arraignment in Cleveland Municipal Court. Judge Michelle Denise Earley ordered a $500,000 bond and set a preliminary hearing for Sept. 27 after Gaspar allegedly struck and killed an Ohio Highway Patrol trooper.
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Family shares story of loss to help others
A mother recalls entering her home to find her stepdaughter with a heroin setup, vowing not to lose another child. The piece frames a personal tragedy amid the opioid crisis and previews a dinner honoring SCADA Way and a broader investigation into drugmaker actions on state opioid limits.
Oberlin schools chief apologizes for players fight
Oberlin Superintendent David Hall apologized for the homecoming fight between Oberlin Phoenix and Wellington Dukes during a Friday night game. Officials ended the game with Wellington leading 37 to 0 with more than nine minutes left after an altercation, ejecting players and sending everyone home.
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Elyria Apple Festival Princess Pageant Highlight
In Elyria the Apple Festival Pageant showcases strong local female representation as a young girl’s first role model within the community. See APPLE, A2 FESTIVAL FUN for more pageant photos and related coverage on D1.
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