Former Oberlin soccer player gets 3 years and more
Koryn Kraemer, 27, a former Oberlin College goalie, was sentenced in Multnomah County Circuit Court to three years and four months in prison plus two years supervised release for second degree attempted assault. He attacked an 78 year old man at a TriMet MAX station in Gresham Oregon in January 2023 during a drug induced schizophrenic episode. The victim later died of pneumonia. Kraemer pleaded guilty after admitting fentanyl alcohol and marijuana use prior to the attack. He acknowledged taking medication for schizophrenia and sought to live with his family after release.
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Elyria Apple Festival crowns Emma Lear queen
Emma Lear, a Midview High School senior, was crowned queen at the 44th annual Elyria Apple Festival Princess Pageant held in Ely Square. First runner-up Elianna Mellen and second runner-up Samia White also received awards, with Mellen earning Miss Congeniality and best costume.
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FireFish burns at Lorain festival in honor of Paul Biber
FireFish festival closes with the ninth annual burning at Black River Landing as hundreds chant and FireFish Arts founder Joan Perch lights the effigy in memory of her late husband Paul Biber. The event honors local artists along Broadway and West Fifth Street.
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Animals linked to early COVID-19 spread
Scientists tracing COVID-19 origins focus on raccoon dogs civet cats and bamboo rats from the Wuhan market as likely animals transmitting the virus to humans. Researchers analyzed genetic material from the market and date the initial animal introductions to late November 2019 to locate the virus’s natural reservoir and transmission pathways.
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