Pioneers Open Scoring Fast in 49-20 Victory
The Pioneers struck early, scoring on their first two possessions to build a 14-0 lead and roll to a 49-20 win. The offense clicked with quick sequences and sustained drives as they pulled away in the early period.
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Metro Parks pushes for master plan control of Cascade Park
Lorain County Metro Parks offers at least 2 million to develop Cascade Park and run operations for 50 years. The counter proposal differs from Elyria's prior offer and seeks longer commitment and more control, with advisory input allowed but no city control. Mayor Holly Brinda criticizes staging negotiations through the media.
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Witness shocked as 1976 Spencer slaying charge dropped
Elyria Ohio witness Perry Strader says a county judge dismissed the murder charge against Robbie New in the Dorothy Spencer case after time and dead witnesses left little chance for a fair defense. Spencer, 45, was beaten and shot in Camden Township in 1976. New, longtime prime suspect, refused cooperation with investigators.
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Acta Fired as Indians Turn to Alomar as Interim Manager
Manny Acta accepted blame for Cleveland's poor season and was dismissed on Thursday. Bench coach Sandy Alomar Jr. was named interim manager to lead the team.
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Lorain hires firm to probe possible public corruption actions
Lorain plans to hire Cleveland firm Jeffries Rube Forrest and Monteleone to investigate potential civil actions to recover taxpayer money tied to alleged public corruption. The inquiry will also review links to a federal probe and issues from the now deceased former building official Bill Desvari’s tenure.
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Lorain High Unveils Cutting Edge 73 Million School Plan
Lorain Schools face enrollment decline and a state takeover next year while envisioning a 315,000 square foot Lorain High School opening August 2016 at 2600 Ashland Ave. The project includes a three floor academic wing an 800 seat auditorium a career tech center and a gymnasium. Architect Chris Smith of TDA Architecture hails the design as cutting edge offering equal opportunity to Lorain City students to compete nationally and globally.
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