Slugger’s pinch homer saves Indians in wild-card bid
A veteran slugger delivered a pinch homer for the Cleveland Indians turning a probable late deficit into a dramatic victory and preserving the Tribe’s slim wild-card lead. Full coverage appears on sports B1.
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Elyria weighs Fire Department response role amid ambulance delays
City officials cite LifeCare Ambulance data showing several calls with response times over 10 minutes. A memo by Bruce Shade argues keeping the Fire Department as first responders keeps basic care under six minutes and advanced care on scene within eight minutes 90 percent of the time.
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Oberlin College promotes Eat Local Challenge menu
Oberlin College chefs added locally sourced items for the ninth Eat Local Challenge. Dishes included bison Salisbury steak and pork loin with peach butter, using ingredients within 150 miles from the kitchen and suppliers like Yellow House Cheese, Jones Farm, and Johnston's Raspberry Farm.
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Elyria Catholic Students Clean Up Elderly Neighbor Yard
In Lorain a first yearlong service project by Neighborhood Alliance and Elyria Catholic, Seniors 4 Seniors, sent 13 students to help 78 year old Charlie Beres on Ridgewood Avenue. The group cut grass pulled weeds cleared debris and tidied a pond formerly holding koi fish, marking the program's launch for monthly community service.
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Ridgeville auto shop fire ruled accidental
North Ridgeville investigators ruled the weekend blaze at a home based auto repair shop accidental. The fire required about 25 firefighters for nearly three hours and caused an estimated 200000 dollars in damage. The owner was welding when the fire started. Foam and water were applied at about 1500 gallons per minute.
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Two readings ahead for moratorium on Amherst chicken rule
Amherst council considers a moratorium on a city ordinance that allows chicken keeping only on large plots. The issue arose after residents complained to the building inspector about neighbors with chickens on smaller plots. The measure moves to another reading tonight.
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