Avon Lake places third in rugged volleyball meet
Stow dominates the Volleyball Tournament of Champions with three straight wins including a 15 0 16 14 final over Mentor to claim the title. Avon Lake finishes third alongside Eastlake North, while MVP Lisa Bettio leads Stow’s strong squad with teammates Quattaro and Den Holm.
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Falcons fall short as Browns lead at halftime 21 10
After a 30 yard pass interference on Bobby Butler a 1 yard run by Brian Sipe with 10 seconds left put Cleveland ahead 21 10 at the break Bartkowski was sacked three times and briefly sidelined while Cleveland defense neutralized Atlanta. Bennett blamed clock mismanagement and praised Cleveland who used nickel coverage. Buddy Curry noted Falcons momentum fading.
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Nationwide Auto Insurance cuts premiums in Ohio
Nationwide Auto Insurance offers mileage based discounts for drivers under 8,000 miles per year and additional discounts for those age 55 or over. The quotes promise combined savings for eligible customers and may include further discounts upon qualification.
Steelers win in OT over Patriots on Bradshaw TD pass
In overtime Terry Bradshaw hit Lynn Swann for a 24 yard score 3:19 into OT to lift the Steelers to a 27 21 win over the winless Patriots after New England tied the game late on a Matt Cavanaugh to Stanley Morgan 12 yard pass. The Lions shut out the Raiders 16 0 and Detroit improved to 2 2.
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Cleveland State ties Penn State at Byers Field
Cleveland State University and Penn State played to a 1-1 double overtime draw at Byers Field in Parma. Peter Jancevski opened for Penn State in the first half, Derek Scott equalized early in the second. CSU outshot 19-6 and moved to 4-3-1 while Penn State stood 6-2-1. The Vikings host West Virginia next and Evansville on Oct 14 at home.
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LMHA Offers Dead Trees for Competitive Bid Sale
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority plans to sell nearly 40 standing dead trees across its properties. Bidders may bid on one or more trees, or all trees. The winning bidder must cut and remove the trees from the premises. Details and bidding forms available at the LMHA notice location.
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