Steven Vierik 82 Former Tops produce manager dies
Steven Paul Vierik 82 of Brunswick formerly Washington died May 21 2021 in Beaver County. He was born September 22 1938 in Washington son of Paul Vierik and Elsie Marcella Zedik. A U S Army veteran and former Tops produce manager he valued caring for others. Surviving niece Marla Teagarden and nephews Don Ealy and Dave Horner. Private services entrusted to Hummell and Jones Funeral Home with Full Military Honors by Edwin Scott Linton Post 175 and U S Army. Memorials to Shriner's Hospitals for Children preferred. Online condolences at hummellandjones.com.
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Joe) Teagarden
Don Ealy
Dave Horner
Darlene Jean Horner
Shirley Vierik
Hummell and Jones Funeral Home
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Lawrence K. Donovan
Edwin Scott
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Memorial for Gary Allen highlights family and Harley passion
Gary Douglas Allen 50 of Lodi died May 21 2021 from diabetes complications. Born Medina June 14 1970 he valued family wife Andrea two sons Jake and Mitch granddaughter Vivien and lifelong friend Andy Van Boxer. He enjoyed Harley riding cards movies fantasy football cruises and collecting Harley shirts. A celebration of life is planned for late August with no services per his wishes. Online condolences available at waitet.
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Lodi
Medina
Chester
Barbara
Nee Bedford
Gary
Akron University
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Galish
Jake
Angela
Mitch
Farrah
Vivien
Shirley Bedford
Barb (Bedford) Allen
Mandy
Jim) Hines
Jon
Jessica) Allen
Andy van Boxer
Cleveland Clinic
Waitet
Obituary and Memorial Reprints Call for Details
Public notice invites readers to request obituary and memoriam reprints from Medina County and Lorain County offices. Contact Medina at 330-725-6040 or Lorain at 440-329-7000 for information.
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Two Tacoma Officers Charged with Second Degree Murder Ellis Death
Washington Attorney General charges officers Christopher Burbank and Matthew Collins with second degree murder and Timothy Rankine with first degree manslaughter in the death of Manuel Ellis, a 33 year old Black man who repeatedly said he could not breathe while restrained. Witnesses say the officers attacked without provocation and that Ellis did not strike back. The case marks the first time the AG's office has charged police with unlawful use of deadly force.
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Ed Troyer
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Jay Inslee
Inslee
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West braces for wildfire season in the West
Fire crews ignite prescribed burns near Bend as part of a U.S. effort to reduce wildfire risk across 1.8 million acres this season. Authorities warn drought, growing wildland–urban interfaces, and invasive vegetation raise danger as utilities clear vegetation and offer home protection incentives.
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Ponderosa
Bend
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Alaska
John Bailey
Silviculture
Oregon State University
DeGroot
Ohio reports 732 new COVID-19 cases and lower 21 day average
The Ohio Department of Health reports 732 new confirmed and probable cases, dropping the 21 day average below 1,000 and lowering the statewide incidence to 82.3 per 100 000. The Public Health Advisory System is canceled as cases decline and vaccinations rise. Daily data will continue at coronavirus.ohio.gov.
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Ohio
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Ex speaker Paul Ryan urges GOP to reject Trump
Former House Speaker Paul Ryan breaks years of silence to urge Republicans to reject Donald Trump and the divisive politics he promotes. Speaking at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Ryan condemns the Capitol attack and warns the party against flattering, yes men and imitators.
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