Elyria, OH News

• Elyria, OH News
• Indians 8, Royals 5: Tribe ends losing skid
• Indians notes: Hannahan headed to DL
• Memorial Day
• Louise Ann Hribal
• Sister Mary Coreen Jungbluth, SND
• Coletta M. Kota
• Mahendra G. Patel
• Robert “Bob” Graham Wheeler II
• Critter Chronicles: Corona
• Michael Ryba
• Sister Mary Coreen Jungbluth, SND
• Betty J. Swansinger
• Gary Leslie Hilliker
• Ruby Jean Bishop
• Catherine A. Stanziano
• Mary A. Wells
• Veronica Komzak
• Division I regional softball final: Offense erupts for 18 runs as Elyria rips Notre Dame, heads to state for sixth time in seven years
• Division II regional softball final: No. 1 Keystone cruises past Lima Shawnee and into state tournament
• Linda McCloud
• Jacqueline F. Boos
• Catherine A. Stanziano
• Gaelene Dea Copp
• Division I regional track: Lorain girls overcome DQ on way to championship
• Division III regional track: Elyria Catholic’s girls 400-meter relay heading to state
• White Sox blast Indians: Tribe follows sweep of Tigers with letdown loss
• College baseball: Kent State getting boost from local players as it moves closer to another MAC championship
• Regional softball capsules
• Lou Rotunda Award: Joe Dempsey, Ryan Lutke thrilled to be part of Mr. EC’s legacy
• Meet Slovak princess Anastasia Krafcik
• County officials reach deal on prescription coverage — for now
• Avon Lake power plant pays to refurbish Scout camp shelter
• Marshals arrest most-wanted Lorain man
• KeyBank volunteers pack food for schoolchildren
• Vermilion girls steal the show at regional track meet
• Softball: Elyria headed to regional final for the 8th year in a row
• Baseball: Keystone ousted in extra innings for 2nd straight year
• County behind on prescription drug fees
• Friendship APL opens new dog run area
• Lorain teachers union presents alternative cutbacks
• EHS band appreciation concert tonight on Ely Square
• City of Lorain, 3 police officers named in lawsuit
• Police log for May 25, 2012
• Driver charged with hitting infant
• Critter Chronicles: Boo
• Teachers union’s alternative cuts plan presented
• Indians 2, Tigers 1: Tribe beats Verlander to complete sweep
• Critter Chronicles: Sadie
• Indians notes: Hafner ailing, misses series finale
• Meet Puerto Rican princess Marina Melendez
• Indians 2, Tigers 1: Tribe completes sweep
• Division III baseball preview: Corner men fill big roles for Keystone
• Dog stolen from Oberlin shelter
• Teen to be tried as adult in Chardon shootings
• 2 Pennsylvania women jailed after Ohio woman’s body is found in shallow grave
• Avon Lake junior makes state in high jump and shot put
• Softball: Keystone softball rallies, avoids upset loss
• Detours to take effect for Nagel project
• Vermilion teen killed by train in apparent suicide
• Veterans group vows more talks to save community center
• County stresses stake in Turnpike to ODOT official
• Lorain man says thieves took $20 at gunpoint
• Chronicle speller looking forward to national bee
• Clarence A. Belcher
• Indians notes: Hannahan on verge of returning
• There is still time to register for summer classes at LCCC. Visit www.lorainccc....
• Lorain man says he was robbed at gunpoint
• Route 57 turn lane at West River closing for repairs
• Vermilion teen killed by train in apparent suicide
• Smith’s arm lifts Pirates
• Trooper: Charges likely in Route 57 crash
• Rangers relay team blazing a new trail
• State scuttles St. Joe’s rescue
• McCoy hoping for fair shake
• Just your average season? Try .465
• Elyria: No discipline warranted for landscape mowing
• Elyria park takes root
• Taco Bell coming to Elyria’s downtown
• Fugita: Reputation means more than money
• Saving with grace
• Elyria shuffles, finds new aces
• Lost to history, but found in time
• Indians 5, Tigers 3: Tribe trips Tigers in opener
• Indians notes: Smith involved in Put-in-Bay incident
• State rejects St. Joe’s loan changes
• Browns QB Colt McCoy ready to compete for starting job
• Browns LB Scott Fujita declares innocence, optimistic suspension will be overturned
• Meet Mexican princess Breonna Stanley
• Exotic animal crackdown passes Ohio House
• Police: 3-year-old dies after opening door, falling from moving car
• Giant Eagle issues lettuce recall
• Prosecutors: There’s enough to proceed with charge against former Lorain official
• Pit bulls no longer labeled vicious under new law
• Ohio lawmakers to work on gambling bill compromise
• Police seek men after armed home invasion overnight
• Ex-Lorain official convicted of theft won’t get job back
• Wellington superintendent takes new job
• Lorain Council votes to end automatic pay raises
• Police log for May 22, 2012
• LaRue Burkett
• Alice D. Cassady
• Richard “Dick” John Esser
• Seniors Helping Seniors on the Hour of Power
• Browns GM Tom Heckert expects rookie Brandon Weeden to win QB job
• Chuck Camera’s firing upheld
• Indians: Lofton responds to Chris Perez
• Brassfield convicted of lesser charges in baby’s death
• Federal officials probe donations to Mandel, Renacci
• Crushers swept by expansion Boomers in opening series
• Photo gallery: Kayak symposium held at Lakeview Park
• Lorain Youth Baseball looks to break out of slump following former leader’s conviction
• Avon assistant fire chief hurt in ATV crash
• Elyria athlete in difficult fight with cancer
• Cleveland Marathon: Locals battle heat; Sheffield woman 8th
• Browns roster check: QBs in spotlight, RBs upgraded, WRs questioned
• Ohio’s second casino to open in just over a week
• Ohio allowing people to ban themselves from casinos; one taker, so far
• Oberlin College students share literary world with inmates
• Friends shocked at Vermilion grad’s sudden death at college
• Two in critical condition after I-90 ramp crash
• Fundraiser listings for May 21, 2012
• Rodney Allen Cannon, Sr.
• Marlins 5, Indians 3: Fish trip Tribe to win series
• Indians: Perez stands by his comments
• Indians notes: Lopez filling in fine for Hannahan
• Marlins 5, Indians 3: Tribe drops series finale
• Marilyn K. Cox
• Melva F. Krause
• Shirley Mae Duffy
• Betty Roach
• Marian C. Smitek
• George A. Koleno
• Nancy Lee Sparks
• Robert “Bob” Bunnell
• Indians closer Chris Perez blasts fans, says they’re the reason free agents avoid Cleveland
• Jeanmar Gomez impressive as Indians shut out Marlins
• Indians notes: Struggling Damon will continue to play
• Indians: Closer Perez blasts Tribe fans
• Indians 2, Marlins 0: Tribe blanks Fish to even series
• Indians: General manager Antonetti talks Tribe
• Mary E. Richter
• Alice D. Cassady
• Marilyn K. Cox
• Tammy J. Kazmierczak
• Francis J. (Pete) Slavin
• Jean Sparks
• A CUT TOO CLOSE
• Appeals court flips judge’s ruling
• Special Olympians compete, win big at Ely Stadium
• Winning hoops team honored
• Marlins 3, Indians 2: Tribe streak stopped
• Indians notes: Positive news for Tomlin
• 3-day-old baby attacked, killed by family dog
• Two more suspected gang members arrested in Lorain
• 2 people hurt after man crashes fleeing traffic stop
• Softball: Black River rolls, reaches first regional
• Ohio unemployment drops for 9th month in a row
• EC’s Lucas Ball takes district pole vault title
• Softball: Elyria claims league crown
• Crushers opening day: Original Crusher Andrew Davis makes a life here
• Effectiveness of school drug testing challenged in wake of Vermilion proposal
• Lorain Arts Academy flunks audit
• Man gets prison from 2010 Lorain gang crackdown
• Police log for May 18, 2012
• College student from Vermilion dies
• Justice Department report on Lorain police divides city officials
• Highway Patrol announces location of tonight’s drunken driving checkpoint
• Critter Chronicles: DC
• Critter Chronicles: Carmello
• Critter Chronicles: Belle and Pepper
• Indians 6, Mariners 5: Tribe trips M’s in 11 innings
• Indians notes: Hafner hit but likely won’t sit
• Indians 6, Mariners 5: Santana wins it for Tribe in 11th
• Meet Dutch princess Kaylee Van Horn
• Couple charged after allegedly shoplifting with kids in tow
• Ex-Keystone star to coach Firelands boys basketball
• Softball: Keystone captures its 12th straight title
• Fire overnight destroys Sheffield Lake home
• Baseball: Avon stunned by one run, loses to Westlake
• Fire damages duplex in Lorain
• Getting The Ball In The Air
• Elyria plans expanded free summer camps
• Lorain tightens enforcement on city workers
• Highway Patrol plans OVI checkpoint tomorrow night in Lorain County
• U.S. Justice Department closes case on Lorain police
• Grafton woman killed in crash remembered as devoted mom
• Cletus Donald Boyer
• Frances M. Corkill
• Nancy L. Coy
• Samuel Kyle “PaPa” Junior
• Indians 9, Mariners 3: Tribe drubs Felix, M’s
• Indians notes: Sizemore not likely to be ready June 3
• Federal grant means laid-off firefighter can be rehired
• Highway Patrol identifies motorcycle crash victim
• Young authors’ efforts lauded at LCCC
• Baseball: Matt Wentz wraps up a win for Avon
• Meet Puerto Rican princess Morgan Mendez
• Derek Lowe rolls on for Indians in 5-0 win over Twins
• Rookie of the Year Kyrie Irving credits his coach and his dad
• Baseball: Schillace, Sittinger lead way again as Keystone repeats
• This summer, take a step forward at LCCC.
• The first session of summer classes begins Monday, May 21. Register now at
• Proposed drive-through in Elyria faces opposition
• Etiquette
• State Senate considering pension changes for teachers, police and other public workers
• Gov. Kasich honors top Ohio college basketball teams
• Softball: Elyria breaks out its bats, pounds Westlake
• Defendant takes stand in trial over infant’s death
• Grafton woman killed in crash overnight in Medina County
• Police log for May 16, 2012
• Sidney A. Kihle
• Bernice “Mimi” Marks
• Girl shot by dad at Cracker Barrel dies
• Man LifeFlighted after falling 45 feet over cliff
• Softball: Seventh is heaven again for Demons
• Ohio Senate considering pilot program to drug test welfare recipients
• Meet Puerto Rican princess Corissa Faria
• Commission considers fired Lorain official’s appeal
• Tribe snaps skid despite losing lead
• Softball: Elyria escapes after scare from Shoregals
• Take Your Summer Break at LCCC! It's not too late to register for summer classes...
• Baseball: Keystone’s Sittinger, Schillace beat EC 1-0
• Two-sport Midview star to pitch for University of Kentucky
• Ex-teacher charged with stealing prom money
• Elyria mayor wants salary hike for worker
• Man LifeFlighted after fall at interchange worksite
• Researchers expect thinner Lake Erie algae bloom
• Ohio considers letting teens do driver’s education online
• Ohio’s first casino opens in Cleveland
• Police log for May 15, 2012
• Vermilion considers drug-testing students
• Ohio lawmakers advance bill to ban texting, teen cell phone use while driving
• Lorain police seek six more men tied to gang
• Burst pipe floods St. Joseph Community Center
• Cleveland streets closing as crowds flock to casino opening
• Meet African-American princess Le’Asia Gaines
• Tribe does little right in ugly loss to Red Sox
• Ohio drivers pay less for gas as oil prices drop
• Junior Olympics boxing: Lorain’s Colon didn’t stick to what he does best, ends up losing
• Browns notes: Receiver Travis Benjamin finishes rookie minicamp strong
• Kyrie Irving picked as NBA rookie of the year
• Browns rookie minicamp 2012: Richardson, Weeden look like they belong
• Motorcyclist killed in Eaton Township crash
• Former students flock to open house at former Admiral King
• Police log for May 14, 2012
• Terry R. Bott
• Phyllis I. Graf
• Richard Joseph “Pops” Kovar Sr.
• Phyllis I. Graf
• Kenneth R. Mick
• Raymond W. Hepner
• Kathryn A. Greber
• Carol L. Shinsky
• Linda Fries Bennett Ivan
• Terry R. Bott
• Lack of offense costs Indians in loss to Red Sox
• Chris Assenheimer: One man’s optimism about Ubaldo Jimenez fading fast
• Indians: Jimenez letting everyone down
• Indians: Tomlin placed on DL with wrist injury
• Rookie minicamp: Notes from Day 2
• Harold S. “Hal” Dalton, Jr.
• Linda Fries Bennett Ivan
• Terry R. Bott
• Orman Lee Cawley
• Optimism of rookie camp dampened by news Phil Taylor could miss season with torn pectoral muscle
• Browns notes: Numbers blame? Richardson adjusting to life in NFL
• Ubaldo Jimenez struggles again as Indians fall to Red Sox
• High school track: Amherst girls end drought, win first SWC title since 2001
• High school track: Avon boys thrill home fans with third West Shore title
• High school baseball: Firelands fights back, walks off with win vs. Vermilion
• VIDEO: Lorain County Police Memorial Service
• Motorcycle rider LifeFlighted after morning accident
• Couple raising awareness of rare disease that took son’s life
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive is Saturday
• Another suspicious incident reported in Vermilion
• Softball: Kenzie Conrad untouched as Keystone wins 34th sectional title
• Baseball: Middies pound Elyria with 2 big innings
• Indians’ Derek Lowe beats his old team
• Firelands Schools narrows superintendent search to 3
• (Updated) Browns open rookie minicamp; DT Phil Taylor to have surgery
• Elyria athletic icon Bill Mrukowski dies after battle with cancer
• Ohio AG wants smoking removed from teen movies
• No Elyria tax hike this year, Mayor Brinda reaffirms
• Police log for May 11, 2012
• Grafton woman killed in crash with semi
• Lake Erie Crushers
• Looking For Tips On Improving Indoor Air Quality For Allergy Suffers?
• Exterior renovations in progress at Lorain Palace; more interior upgrades being planned
• African Safari Wildlife Park
• Indians 8, Red Sox 3: Tribe batters Beckett
• State fire marshal investigating Henrietta Township barn fire
• Another man arrested in Lorain gang crackdown
• Baseball: EC and Rock roll Pirates
• Baseball: Caleb Schillace’s homer lifts Keystone over Wellington
• Unemployed Ohio man finds signed Picasso print at thrift store
• Cavs’ Dan Gilbert trying for lottery repeat; sees wins coming
• Baseball: Elyria beats Lorain three days after loss
• Local legend takes over girls basketball at Lake Ridge
• Columbus mayor tells NBA he wants a team
• Ohio’s tourism industry grew by $2 billion last year, officials say
• Former teacher accused of sending topless pics pleads not guilty
• Grafton Township accident results in fatality
• 12 students compete to become ‘Mr. Pioneer’
• Police log for May 10, 2012
• Lorain County sales tax collections on record pace
• Elyria sets priority for road fixes
• Judge denies ex-cop’s request to seal record
• 2012 Final Street List from Utilities Committee
• Indians notes: Hernandez status still in limbo
• Elyria Council receives repaving recommendations
• Phantom money flowing at Ohio’s soon-to-be casino
• LCCC Grad Tom Sextella was devastated by the loss of his long-time career at the...
• Learn about four of LCCC's Great Grads. These inspirational stories illustrate t...
• Dr. Ruby Beil and Maria McConnell were recognized at the 2012 Commencement Cerem...
• Nagel Road interchange ahead of schedule
• Smooth state Route 57 roughs up city budget for repaving
• Chicago’s Alex Rios gets payback in the 10th as Indians lose 5-3
• PAC track meet: Keystone girls hope strong start pays off
• Test your welding skills today at the welding trailer parked on campus. The 18-w...
• Softball: Jessica Tucker’s unflappable arm, bat lift Vermilion
• St. Joe’s plan goes forward despite one commissioner’s objections
• Lorain Schools trying for levy in November
• Ex-cop wants email hacking conviction sealed
• Man gets prison for attack that paralyzed girlfriend
• Trial begins in 8-month-old’s baby-sitting death
• Driver pleads not guilty in funeral chase
• Police log for May 9, 2012
• Four more gang suspects arrested in Lorain
• Donald Case
• David A. Durnell
• Critter Chronicles: Cija
• Critter Chronicles: Oreo
• Critter Chronicles: Rex
• White Sox 5, Indians 3: Tribe loses in 11 innings
• Critter Chronicles: Tonka
• Indians notes: Sizemore confident in June return
• 2012 Street Repairs List
• State Route 301 opened now
• Bill to repeal election law heads to Gov. Kasich
• Men arrested with drugs and guns tell police they are priests
• North Ridgeville schools approve bigger levy attempt
• Indians sweep despite dreary weather, poor attendance and delays
• Baseball: Amherst downs Brecksville, keeps SWC race alive
• Softball: Middies strike late, oust Rangers
• Browns’ Scott Fujita denies role in bounty scandal
• Faced with new expenses, Elyria Council slashes budget for road resurfacing
• 4-year-old injured in lawn mower accident
• Lorain Council ponders burned mystery home
• Nancy Smith’s daughter charged with assault
• Police say officer was attacked during drug arrest
• Craig R. Caire
• Indians notes: First-place Tribe in last place in attendance
• 4-year-old injured in lawnmower accident
• Indians 8, White Sox 6: Tribe takes opener
• Browns LB Scott Fujita denies role in ‘bounty’ pool, reserves right to appeal suspension
• Baseball: Titans topple Pioneers at the Pipe Yard
• Baseball: Vermilion gets double play and needed victory
• Man hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Ubaldo Jimenez beats Yu Darvish; Tribe takes series
• Elyria graduate signs contract with Tampa Bay
• Indians pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez making strides
• 15 Minutes: Meet ice cream server Erin Ponting
• Two men hurt after early-morning accident in Avon
• AAA: Gas up 2 cents a gallon in Ohio, but well below last year’s prices
• Ohio to resume jail inspections every other year
• New developer takes a chance on downtown
• Police report: Gunshots rang out at party at UAW hall
• Stepped-up security planned for Public Square as Cleveland casino opens
• Ford Road Public Meeting
• Indians 4, Rangers 2: Tribe takes series from Texas
• Indians notes: Kipnis has turned it around
• Indians 4, Rangers 2: Tribe takes series
• John William “Bill” Hall, Jr.
• Orman Lee Cawley
• Bertram L. “Bert” Provoznik
• LCCC doles out degrees to 1,245 students, touts new program for creating businesses
• Lorain hosts its biggest Cinco de Mayo parade yet
• Police log for May 6, 2012
• Milestones for 05/06/2012
• Elyria Sports Hall of Fame: A special night, a special 41st class
• Indians notes: McAllister getting call for doubleheader
• Indians: Johnny Damon talks Tribe and more
• Congratulations to the 2012 LCCC and University Partnership graduates!
• Congratulations to LCCC's 2012 graduates. "I am proud to say that while you didn...
• Grace is one of the many graduates today who are LCCC proud!
• Joseph Michael Gallie
• Olive I. Way
• Ruth Ann Snyder
• Howard King
• John H. Vaught, Sr.
• Wanda Lee Clark
• Indians don’t back down, win series opener over Rangers
• 16 arrested in Lorain gang sweep
• Tribe notes: Johnny Damon hoping to shake off slow start, find some consistency
• Police: Deaths linked to bad heroin
• As a boy in Uganda, Abraham dreamed of living the United States. His dream came...
• No injuries in kitchen fire
• Lorain police crack down on gang members
• Columbia teacher resigns due to photo allegation
• Softball: Comets win thriller, clinch share of SWC
• Elyria’s Erinn Kingman made it look easy on the court and off
• Baseball: Midview and Avon tie for WSC title
• Future Family Dollar store breaking ground on Oberlin Road
• North Ridgeville schools to hold meeting on levy effort
• Police log for May 4, 2012
• Police offer tips to prevent car break-ins
• Vic’s closure is a difference-maker downtown, officials say
• 2 Grafton police officers attempting to form union
• Police log for May 4, 2012
• If you missed us yesterday and still would like to"adopt" a butterfly (or two!)...
• Michael A. Gedwill
• Herbert Hoekstra
• Esther B. Johnson
• Frank Sakas
• Edward Dean Sutphin
• Olive W. Way
• Critter Chronicles: Dove
• Critter Chronicles: Walter
• Critter Chronicles: Apollo
• Critter Chronicles: Abby
• Vermilion names new football coach
• Crushers notes: Tim Binkoski back after two years off getting master’s degree
• Crushers ready for another big year
• Elyria man gets seventh DUI arrest
• Pioneers first baseman Mark Stomieroski was crucial in Final Four year
• Ohio Senate passes bill to ban cellphone use by teen drivers, texting by all
• 5 indicted in alleged plot to bomb Brecksville bridge
• New light poles erected at All Pro Freight Stadium
• Wellington’s McCormick makes state list of 15 schools most in need of replacing
• Stop by the Courtyard today from noon- 1:30 and "adopt" a butterfly (or two!) fo...
• A great opportunity from the Ohio RITE Board...
• Elyria police chief says shift change wouldn’t have saved much
• Avon Lake Council looking into deer hunting recommendation
• Bridge plot suspect, a former Avon Lake resident, has arrest record there
• Firelands looking for new superintendent
• Unpaid care weighing down EMH’s books
• County considers transit route to downtown Cleveland
• Indians waste chances early, win late
• Ruth (Zappone) Barucky
• Uncompensated care costs EMH $6.5M last year
• Judge: Suspected Chardon shooter competent for trial
• Cedar Point getting rid of Wildcat coaster, adding more live entertainment
• Browns LB Scott Fujita suspended for 3 games
• House fire that followed threat under investigation
• Commissioners approve creation of county land bank
• Garbage truck goes into pond at senior living complex
• Ohio Senate panel taking another look at texting ban today
• Vermilion bridge and old water tower being repainted
• Former Elyrian Joan Anderson dies after a long career as actress, jazz aficionado
• Oberlin High holds signing day for 84 seniors heading to college
• Coach Curt Karpinski had lasting impact on Elyria, his players
• Midview grad decides against pro golf career
• Former official’s wife out on bond after arrest on tax charges
• Seneca Wallace says he’s willing to teach Brandon Weeden
• Indians out of sync in loss to White Sox
• Financial Services Update for Students - If we have received the results of your...
• Cassandra is on the right track thanks to an internship through LCCC's entrepren...
• Fugitive accused of running veteran scam arrested
• Avon Lake student wins top honors in ‘Stop the Hate’ essay contest
• UPDATED: Woman taken to hospital after rollover accident on 57
• Police: Driver arrested after DUI crash with teen in car
• Man dies with wife at his side after being reunited
• Ferry services to Lake Erie island shut down
• Justice Department: 5 men arrested for plot to blow up Cleveland-area bridge
• Softball: Midview earns tie for its fifth straight conference title
• Baseball: Firelands pitcher keeps his cool in win over Columbia
• Driver arrested after police say she fled en route to funeral
• EC grad is first soccer player to enter Elyria Sports Hall of Fame
• Midview grad Jay Overy gets college golf honor
• Elyria Schools to cut 47 positions to save $3 million
• New contract gives Elyria cops retroactive pay raises
• Teacher accused of sending topless pics to boy is charged
• Police log for May 1, 2012
• Man allegedly kept woman in car against her will
• Indians: Lowe off to fast start for Tribe
• Notice to LCCC Students from Financial Services – students who have filed a 2012...
• Elyria Schools cuts 47 positions; eight staff members to be laid off
• Police: Driver cited after hitting three parked cars
• Take Your Summer Break at LCCC! Earning summer college credit can shorten the ti...
• Men arrested after knife fight in apartment parking lot
• Tribe notes: Shin-Soo Choo expected to return for White Sox series
• Avon Lake’s Lindsay Wolff ends 2nd at Avon 5K
• Teen LifeFlighted following crash on way to school
• ’96 Elyria High volleyball team remembered as best in school history
• Error by Gold Glover Torii Hunter sparks Tribe to win
• Crushers notes: Spring training begins this week
• Scott Petrak reflects on the Browns’ 2012 draft
• Columbus casino begins search for 2,000 workers
• Ohio gas prices creep up, but stay under record highs
• Old theater gets something to cheer about
• Indians 4, Angels 0: Lowe, Angels help Tribe to win
• Indians 4, Angels 0: Lowe, Angels help Tribe to win
• Indians 4, Angels 0: Tribe wins series finale
• Lucille Anne Neffenger
• Betty Ann Gall
• Edna May Rourke
• Lorne J. Elbert, Jr.
• Judy Martin
• David A. Glenn
• Helen Murray
• Dorothy S. Wood
• Larry LaMorgese
• Ethel “Betty” Clegg Stolec
• Angels 2, Indians 1: Haren shuts down Tribe
• Indians notes: Slumping Duncan lacking plate discipline
• Angels 2, Indians 1: Haren shuts down Tribe
• Michelle M. Davidson-Bogle
• Alberta H. Cucco
• Edward S. Wilkins
• Edna May Rourke
• Audrey Jean Williams-Porter
• Lorne J. Elbert, Jr.
• Romayne M. Gast
• Magic returns: Asdrubal Cabrera’s walk-off single leads Indians past Angels, provides happy memories
• No big news, just big players: Browns add bulk to both sides of the line on Day 2 of the NFL Draft
• Browns believe Cal tackle Mitchell Schwartz has right (tackle) stuff
• Browns notes: Brandon Weeden doesn’t regret giving baseball a try
• Strange plays loom large on first day of Prebis softball tournament; Elyria gets revenge on Poland Seminary
• Man dies in crash
• Elyria developer Lorne Elbert Jr. dies
• Cops say father extorted teacher
• Elyria native Andrea Vecchio gets part in ‘Avengers’
• Good luck: Cavs hope draft pays off again, but contention likely a ways off
• Indians 3, Angels 2: Cabrera walk-off single wins it
• Indians notes: Rafael Perez lands on DL
• Browns draft OL Mitchell Schwartz in 2nd round
• (Updated) Browns haven’t decided if they’ll trade QB Colt McCoy
• Trent Richardson, Brandon Weeden thrilled to be in Cleveland
• Boy organizes creek cleanup in his effort to become Eagle Scout
• Man robbed at knifepoint leaving Lorain bar
• Attorney representing dismissed Avon worker asks mayor to resign; Smith declines request
• Softball: Amherst makes move with key league win over Avon Lake
• Cavs lose last game of season
• Charges are filed against ex-Lorain official, wife
• Long-delayed Sheffield walking path between schools is a go
• Barkeeper says she was with murder suspect when girlfriend was killed in 1976
• Ill husband and wife get time to visit one another
• Town Hall Meeting Recap
• Michelle M. Davidson-Bogle
• Lawrence E. Miller
• Jeffery R. Ohmes
• Audrey Jean Williams-Porter
• Jean T. Schlots
• Barry K. Smith
• Browns take QB Brandon Weeden with No. 22 pick
• (Updated) Browns take RB Trent Richardson with No. 3 pick
• Royals 4, Indians 2: Tribe drops series finale, series to KC
• Parking Lot Closing Friday, April 27 - Sections of Parking Lot 5 (University Cen...
• Indians notes: Kotchman scuffling at plate
• Royals 4, Indians 2: Tribe drops series finale
• Police: Man robs Elyria gas station, gets away with bag of food
• Yarn bombing popping up as kinder, gentler form of graffiti
• Police log for April 26, 2012
• Young guys fill in, but Cavs still lose
• Former Lorain official indicted on more charges
• Lorain County is in running for film
• Another update from Financial Services...we continue updating and testing our so...
• Ohio Senate OKs bill to regulate exotic animals
• Commissioner offers St. Joe’s rescue plan
• Elyria district finds itself in fiscal hole
• Charter school proponents insist that they’d never go back to public schools
• Son struggling in hopes his parents won’t die apart
• Richard W. Andorka
• Benjamin L.S. Bristor, Jr.
• Audrey G. Jones
• Royals 8, Indians 2: Tribe bats silent in loss
• Indians notes: Choo follows Brantley out of lineup
• Layoffs loom for Elyria teachers
• Don't wait until the classes you need are filled! Register now for fall and summ...
• New Dangerous Dozen list released; Elyria man still wanted
• Goodwheel program needs some better wheels
• Police log for April 25, 2012
• Plenty of prizes at Cavs’ fan appreciation night tonight
• Exotic animal bill heads to Ohio Senate for vote
• Elyria woman walking the years away at the mall
• Coroner IDs man found dead in home
• Baseball: Christian Community suffers mercy-rule loss to Cornerstone
• Don't wait until the classes you need are filled! Register now for fall and summ...
• NFL draft: Brandon Weedon’s age holding him back
• Elyria High grad remains focused on goal of playing in the NFL
• Derek Lowe uses anger as fuel as Indians beat Royals
• No one is hurt in blaze on Lake Avenue, bystanders rescue pet dog
• VIDEO: Singers try to get a chance to perform at a Crushers game
• Man cleared of sex charge involving 14-year-old
• Friends, family raising funds for man’s liver transplant
• Bank foul-up caused mayoral candidate’s foreclosure
• Indians 4, Royals 3: Tribe opens series with win
• Indians: Damon watch continues
• No one hurt as Lake Avenue house burns
• Hospital releases conditions of three men hurt in state Route 113 crash
• Man arrested for threatening paintball players with handgun
• Kyrie Irving good, foul shooting less than fair as Cavs lose again
• State lawmakers to vote today on repealing election law
• Ohio lawmakers consider teacher pension changes
• Softball: Elyria opens with nine, ends NOC showdown early
• Tennis: Second doubles lifts Lake Ridge over Vermilion
• NFL draft: Tannehill may be too much of a gamble to take at No. 4
• Baseball: EC pulls into tie for second in WSC with win over Midview
• Joshua Cribbs caught going 103 mph
• Elyria officer is fined after causing car accident
• Police log for April 24, 2012
• Softball team takes the field in memory of Tomasheski family
• Three injured in Route 113 crash
• Police log for April 23, 2012
• Rep. Lundy wants ethics investigation of former aide to treasurer
• Fundraiser listings for April 23, 2012
• 15 Minutes: Meet Anissa Brooks, a Lorain High entrepreneur
• Chronicle sports writer honored
• Cavaliers lose their fourth in five games
• Avon Schools picks new superintendent
• Lorain police officer assaulted at bar
• A’s 5, Indians 1: Justin Masterson struggling after hot start in 2011
• Softball: Sarah Kaya strikes out 26 in two Clearview cold-weather wins
• NFL draft: Browns could use a fast WR like Baylor’s Kendall Wright
• Local boxing legend returns to the ring, hosting JO event
• Wellington volleyball coach announces retirement
• Photo gallery: It’s time for a cut for local alpacas
• Mail delivery goes on as cuts loom for employees
• UPDATE: Bus driver improving after deadly crash
• Alvah T. Brewer
• Mary G. Morahan
• Juanita Louise Hawkins
• Richard H. Crombie
• Donald E. Kindle
• William Arthur Nau, Jr.
• Alabama’s Richardson a valuable RB on and off the field
• Meyer opens 1st OSU spring game with 1-on-1 battles
• White Sox’s Humber becomes 21st to pitch perfect game
• Kipnis helps Tribe keep historic road trip going
• Wildcats get in a victory before Wendy’s Classic rainout
• Shoremen win home tennis tourney
• Detroit woman killed, at least six vehicles involved in Turnpike accident
• Browns star Cribbs reads at Elyria Boys & Girls Club
• Elyria plans to keep children, teens busy this summer with camp programs
• Bomb squad called to Chestnut Commons
• Alvah T. Brewer
• Kathy Lynn Miller
• Elvira Naro
• Floyd D. Hamilton
• Mary G. Morahan
• Donna M. Bergenstein
• Clara B. Oborne
• Lorain settles lawsuit
• Layoff notices given out to 100 Lorain teachers
• Jack Hannahan torments old team as Indians edge A’s
• Baseball: Elyria can’t keep up with Strongsville
• Baseball: Keystone comes out flat, loses division lead
• Six ‘Great Ohioans’ honored at Statehouse Museum
• Ohio unemployment drops for eighth straight month
• Softball: Black River, Avon Lake win at Firestone tournament
• NFL draft: Browns GM won’t tip hand on No. 4 pick
• Lorain Schools assembles committee to recommend superintendent candidates
• Ruling: Judicial candidate should be penalized
• Ohio State’s Urban Meyer showing same intensity as always
• $400K play area in Amherst will be accessible to all
• NFL draft: Oklahoma State’s Blackmon may be what Browns need at WR
• Police log for April 20, 2012
• Man gets 14 years in prison on drug trafficking charges
• Sign-making uncle in trouble with law again
• Critter Chronicles: Robin’s pets
• Lorain district hopes to have new super by start of school
• Justin Moore coming to Lorain County Fair
• White House: Silver spoon comment not aimed at Romney
• Romney on Obama: ‘By his own measure he has failed’
• Democrats: Romney wrong about National Gypsum
• Gov. Kasich endorses Mitt Romney
• Ford Road Landfill Meeting
• Browns: GM Tom Heckert knows his draft plan, but he’s not telling
• Small group of Lorain Democrats protest Mitt Romney
• Lorain man LifeFlighted after shooting overnight
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• Walmarts in Lorain County band together with money, muscle for Haven Center
• Light crowd spurs Mariners on over Indians
• NFL draft: Jordan White’s sure he’s an elite WR
• Kyrie Irving returns and Cavs stay in lottery pick hunt
• Baseball: Clearview edges Columbia in offensive affair
• Softball: Tweet gets Keystone fired up for shutout of Black River
• Local officials meet with the president
• Protesters — and supporters — demonstrate across street from president
• Mitt Romney to speak at closed Lorain plant today
• President Obama visits LCCC, touts job training
• ODCS named "Best Communities for Music Education"
• [Transcript] Remarks by the President to students
• Thank you, Mr. President.
• Indians: RHP Gomez suspended
• Obama praises job training programs in speech to about 400 at LCCC
• Obama meets with four LCCC, JVS students
• President Obama lands in Cleveland, on way to Elyria
• White House issues statement praising LCCC
• Mitt Romney to speak in Lorain tomorrow
• Ohio executes man who fatally stabbed teen in ’85
• Oberlin social worker honored for her work in training psychiatric service dogs
• Pistons embarrass Cavaliers 116-77
• College football: Tracy Sprinkle latest Pioneer to go D-I; picks OSU
• Softball: Elyria shows postseason form during rout of Mustangs
• Family collects discarded Tough Mudder sneakers for those in need
• Lorain to hire consultant for utilities revamp
• City of Avon, police hit contract impasse
• Lorain police sergeant’s ‘distasteful’ cartoon investigated
• Elyria developer pleads guilty to improper disposal of asbestos
• Police log for April 18, 2012
• Ohio lawmakers change proposed exotic animal rules
• Jason Donald’s RBI single leads Indians past Mariners
• Tennis: Vermilion handles windy day, Oberlin to get off to 5-0 start
• Browns’ Josh Cribbs to read to kids in Elyria
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• North Ridgeville garage investigated for unfinished work
• City to spend $325,000 to fix erosion at Cascade Park
• Tough Mudder a boon for area hotels, restaurants
• President Obama returning to LCCC Wednesday
• Police log for April 17, 2012
• Speakers warn of fracking dangers
• Doris Jean Benton
• Jean Fulton Bestor
• Nord grant allows Lorain pools to open
• Man arrested after baby is hurt during domestic dispute
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• Man crashes into mailboxes, house
• President Obama returning to Elyria this week
• Cavs feel the effect of back-to-back-to-back games
• Travis Hafner hits long homer, Indians sweep Royals
• Softball: Wellington finds offense just in time
• Ohio State football: Urban Meyer still looking for playmakers
• Love affair with sundials leads to new endeavor for Avon Lake man
• Crashes up 5 percent after Ohio Turnpike gets 70 mph speed limit
• 15 Minutes: Meet new bait shop owner Scott Reynolds
• Ohio gas prices inch upward after 2 weeks of decreases
• Tough Mudder: Participants happy, but local businesses don’t see much benefit
• Cavs notes: No Magic for Orlando starters
• Police log for April 16, 2012
• Rita Mae “Bright Eyes” White
• Darlene Ann Short
• Daniel J. Pohorence
• Michael J. Lotko, Jr.
• 10,500 participants, 4,000 spectators swarm county for first day of obstacle challenge
• Cleveland gets big dose of glamour with Rock Hall inductions
• Longtime public servant Mike Lotko Jr. dies at 92
• South Euclid blazes way with housing registry
• Police log for April 15, 2012
• St. Andrew’s celebrates 175 years
• Indians: Johnny Damon? Why not?
• Melvin Lester Tripphahn
• Norman L. “Skip” Watson
• Debra Marie Heck
• Delphine (June) A. Zidek
• Michael Lotko
• John Lee Booth, Jr.
• Cavs crushed in third quarter as Pacers clinch playoff spot
• Murder suspect alleges affair
• Mugging victim’s vehicle recovered
• Magistrate rejects Elyria deer complaint
• Critter Chronicles: Bosco
• Abandoned puppies are in high demand, shelter says
• EC alternative spring break: Students enjoying getting to know those they are helping
• Midview grad teaching the subtle art of persuasion
• Car stolen from Chronicle carrier found behind Elyria home
• Five state champs, great coach entering county Track and Field Hall of Fame
• Softball: Middies pounce early in win over Vermilion
• Cavs have 3 games in 3 days starting tonight
• 6 people hospitalized after state Route 57 accident
• Baseball: Midview walks away with walk-off win
• Ohio adds upper division for high school football
• 3 LifeFlighted from crash overnight near Oberlin
• Three people dead in shooting at Cleveland-area Cracker Barrel
• Elyria police investigating muggings on Fourth Street
• Oberlin College students get a sneak peek of new HBO show ‘Girls’
• Labor Department fines Republic $235,000
• Indians: Tribe on verge of acquiring Damon
• Indians: Reports have Tribe signing Damon
• Urban Meyer denies accusations in story critical of Florida program
• Cavaliers force overtime, but run out of gas
• Avon Lake artist crafts giant guitar for Rock hall project
• Baseball: Avon Lake gets rare win at Amherst in ugly game
• Police looking for driver who caused state Route 57 crash
• Softball: Amherst sees win over Avon Lake coming
• Softball: Pioneers on a roll
• Kalo to Williams: Your support isn’t necessary to approve St. Joseph’s rescue agreement
• Tickets available for Tough Mudder event
• Snow adds to farmers’ crop worries
• Giardini loses challenge to lead state Democratic party
• Carlisle Township man pleads guilty to assault
• Chronicle carrier assaulted; car stolen
• Police: Intoxicated designated driver crashes through Lorain BP
• DaLeisha Cochran Bell
• Blaine M. Bidinger
• Doris M. Farkas
• Ruth Gipson
• Giardini loses bid for state party leadership
• White Sox 10, Indians 6: Tribe ends homestand with loss
• AP: Official says Trayvon Martin’s shooter to be charged with 2nd-degree murder
• Indians notes: Tribe off to scuffling start
• White Sox 10, Indians 6: Tribe ends homestand with loss
• Man arrested after crash dispute says he’s wrongly accused
• Ohio ranks last among states with state-funded preschool
• Teen gets four years for fatal stop sign prank
• EC alternative spring break: Teens help couple clean up tornado damage
• Authorities: Man abandoned puppies in suitcase, forgot to remove his contact info
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• South Amherst braces for weekend influx for ‘Tough Mudder’
• Mercy digestive health facility had operated without license
• Oberlin cop gets elite training at FBI National Academy
• Coroner says man found in Lorain home was dead almost a year
• Police log for April 11, 2012
• Ohio kicks off road construction season
• Ohio State upgrading stadium screen and sound for $7 million
• Lorain Street Department super fired after guilty plea
• Louis Baracskai
• Eleanor M. Bilancini
• Indians: Santana on board with five-year extension
• Indians notes: Tribe following same plan put in place by John Hart?
• Indians: Weather forces postponement
• Indians: Santana, Tribe agree on extension
• Rick Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Chuck Camera fired as Lorain Street Department head
• Indians: Tomlin gives up two home runs in first as hitters struggle again
• Taking it slow: Cavs don’t want to risk bringing back Varejao, Irving too soon
• Softball: Elyria’s Caitlyn Minney stays calm, collects big victory
• Baseball: Avon pitcher has ‘perfect’ day with help from defense
• Plan could make St. Joseph center profitable by 2015
• Nancy Smith files clemency application in Head Start case
• Mayor Brinda has been busy learning on the job for first 100 days
• Man found dead in Lorain house
• Judge says no to nixing DUI evidence for school board member
• Photo gallery: EC students leave to help tornado victims
• North Ridgeville police reach deal on new 3-year contract
• The Driver's Seat or Passenger Seat?
• Plan presented to make St. Joe’s profitable
• Indians notes: Tribe opens series with four bench players in lineup
• The annual University Partnership Fair will be held from 3-6 p.m., Thursday, Apr...
• Man’s body found in Lorain home
• Miller Nature Preserve looks to inspire with conservatory display
• 15 Minutes: Meet church Treasurer Cynthia Purnell
• Photo gallery: St. Mary Church serves Easter dinner
• Green, Morrow lead Nets past Cavaliers in OT
• Man arrested after SWAT team is called to Lorain home
• Tribe celebrates after Carlos Santana delivers on his birthday
• Gas prices drop 6 cents per gallon in Ohio
• Ohio numbers show more drowsy driver crashes
• The crash corridor: Elyria’s accident totals far outstrip its size, with worst along Route 57
• Lorain man slain; 2 arrested after beating death
• More gambling problems expected as casinos come to third-poorest city in America
• James A. Meade
• Barbara J. Nicoulin
• Don E. Rader
• Teens plummet from cliff at park
• Many pastors say their churches are doing well despite hard times
• Blue Jays 7, Indians 4: 2 games into season, 2 extra-inning losses
• Indians: Ubaldo Jimenez falls short of no-hitter, but gives team peace of mind
• H.S. Baseball: Keystone edges Firelands in key PAC matchup
• H.S. Softball: Taylor Muhic has big day as Amherst wins pair
• Blue Jays 7, Indians 4 (12 innings): Tribe wastes another quality outing from starter
• Indians notes: Jimenez to drop appeal, serve suspension
• Town Hall Meeting, April 26 at American Legion
• Robert C. Sheffler
• Gertrude Rodachy
• Edward “Saint”Abram
• Elvera A. Jolley
• Indians: Jimenez looks for fresh start
• Critter Chronicles: Hillary
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• 2 LifeFlighted from Wellington-area crash
• Avon Council mulls two choices for president
• Drug charges dropped against former secretary for judge
• Man in critical condition after rolling car on Route 2
• Baseball: Errors help Middies roll over EC
• Track and field: Ridgeville boys, Keystone girls win Nelson Howe invite
• 14-year-old accused of pulling BB gun after stealing golf cart
• Time to Start Cooking! LCCC's new Culinary program will offer classes in its new...
• Softball: Rangers get big hit, big win over Avon
• Opening Day: Indians go a long way for a loss
• Commissioner suggests bar association move into county building
• Tribe’s back, but so is the heartbreak
• Pedestrian hospitalized after being hit by car
• Police log for April 6, 2012
• Man, 18, pleads guilty to panty thefts
• Lorain Schools provides exact administrator salary data
• Alice M. Durrach
• Margaret Miskulin
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• Indians: Opening Day firsts
• Indians: Opening Day firsts
• Indians notes: Focus on winning for Tribe
• Critter Chronicles: Charlie
• Critter Chronicles: Jasper
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• Driver cited for crash that shut down 303
• Indians 2012: Tribe to test pitching prowess
• Indians 2012: Jimenez hopes to prove doubters wrong
• Indians 2012: Things that could happen, or not
• Police: Woman stabbed by sister in Lorain
• State of the schools: Elyria seeks road to continued success
• The 2012 Los Unidos Easter Egg Hunt will be held at 12 p.m., Saturday, April 7 i...
• Gay student who sued school will be allowed to wear T-shirt for one day
• Cavs’ losing streak hits 9
• Softball: 3’s wild in Elyria win over Garfield Heights
• Asdrubal Cabrera’s extension adds to buzz on Indians’ opening day
• State proposes plan to cut St. Joe’s debt
• Gas cans, neighbor spat focus of fire probe
• County Republican party re-elects its chief
• Police log for April 5, 2012
• Children reportedly living in squalor
• Avon Council president resigns after DUI arrest
• Court: Ohio’s first execution in six months can proceed
• Cavaliers crushed at The Q again
• Tennis: Vermilion’s Chaz Hansen tasted success last season, wants more
• Softball: Keystone edges Edison in battle of unbeatens
• Police: Man who robbed Little Caesar’s in Lorain turns himself in
• ‘Keystone guy’ gets basketball program reins from Morgan
• Women’s NCAA tournament: Baylor captures title, 40th victory
• Avon Lake trash bills going up
• LCCC calling for opinions, not for levy
• Two women, baby escape fire in Elyria triplex
• Senator tours U.S. Steel’s expanded operations
• New fire chief appointed in Eaton Township
• Fire ravages Elyria triplex
• U.S. Sen. Rob Portman tours U.S. Steel in Lorain
• Police need help identifying Little Caesar’s robber
• Pride Day
• Softball: Dukes dominate against Oberlin
• State Supreme Court says no to juvenile sex offender registration
• Woman pleads guilty in murder-for-hire plot
• Indians pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez gets five-game suspension
• Cavaliers: Too early to tell if Antawn Jamison will re-sign
• Baseball: Clearview’s Robert Branscum throws 1-hitter to defeat Brookside
• Researcher: Mild winter means earlier toxic algae in Lake Erie
• College basketball: Kentucky caps great year with 8th crown
• Police hope Web video can help ID ‘Fight Club’-style brawlers
• Lorain County fair raises ticket price
• Republic Steel and union agree on contract
• 1940 Census gives a window to the past
• Half of Lorain High students take TB test
• Former Elyria Council president returns as clerk
• Vehicle owners fired up over BB attacks
• Lorain officials: Housing registry delayed; needs to be complete
• Police log for April 3, 2012
• Indians: Jimenez draws suspension for hitting Tukowitzki
• Lorain Council delays vacant-housing registry
• Designated Smoking Areas - LCCC will prohibit smoking beyond specifically design...
• Fire Department: Man injures hip crossing river at campsite
• Tribe’s Ubaldo Jimenez says pitch got away from him; Rockies not so sure
• Browns need franchise QB, but Tannehill is no No. 4 pick
• Ohio welfare rolls see 18 percent drop
• Ohio gas prices dip 8 cents a gallon
• Photo gallery: Keelhaulers hold annual Vermilion River Race
• Living beyond HIV: Vernon Hughes is healthy — and a new father
• Avon’s Claude Gray named Lorain County Mr. Basketball
• Karen Moeller
• Pearl M. Fundak
• Finding a way out of the county’s mortgage mess
• Getting out from under water can be frustrating
• Police charge man after his car’s stolen
• Woman hospitalized after Lorain crash
• Child struck by car on Lake Avenue
• NCAA Tournament: Ohio State blows lead, loses to Kansas
• H.S. Baseball: Elyria, Elyria Catholic settle for doubleheader split
• H.S. Track: Avon Lake boys slip to 2nd at own invitational
• Paula K. “Pal” AuWerter
• Joyce D. Hardman
• Lawrence D. “Larry” Petty
• Lydia R. Coad
• William Puskas
• Mary “Katie” Balmert
• Critter Chronicles: Chloe
• Elyria Catholic boys basketball coach Phil Kuchta to sit out next season to ‘focus on family’; ex-Panther Jason Smith to run team
• Refusing to go away: Ohio State reclaimed its season of promise with determination, improved attitude
• A not-so-special delivery: Lackluster Cavs put up little fight against Bucks, drop sixth straight
• Indians: Abreu trade talks cool
• Kuchta takes year leave as EC basketball coach
• Governor proclaims March 30 Vietnam Veterans Day
• LCCAA weatherization funding slashed; 5 employees being laid off today
• Collection gathers 1,600 scrap farm tires
• Softball: Avon Lake survives cold, EC
• EC pole vaulter Lucas Ball able to rise to the occasion
• Reports say Indians may have landed Bobby Abreu
• Indians acquire right-handed pitcher Jairo Asencio
• Baseball: Middies need 2 rallies to get past Shoremen
• Ohio gorilla picks her Mega Millions numbers
• Police log for March 30, 2012
• Police looking into break-ins in LaGrange
• Sheriff’s Office releases final report on fatal bear mauling
• Anthony Giardini named top Democrat for county party
• Police: Teen beaten at gathering to remember Chardon students
• Critter Chronicles: Petunia
• Indians: Tribe adds relief candidate but decisions remain
• Indians notes: Closer Chris Perez makes big league debut
• Indians: Tribe drops pair of split-squad games
• Lorain Schools cutting 182 employees — 120 of them teachers
• Teacher accused of sex with student resigns
• Baseball: Elyria’s rally comes up 90 feet short vs. Normandy
• College basketball: Tradition and talent highlight Final Four
• Tribe notes: Pitcher Josh Tomlin has best spring outing, says he’s ready
• Another loss drops Cavs to last in Central
• Remain calm, Browns have draft options, Scott Petrak says
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• West River Road Project Information
• Ford Road Bridge
• Indians: Jimenez eases some fears
• Indians notes: McAllister out of rotation running
• Indians: Jimenez works positive outing in win
• Bicyclist struck in Elyria
• Lorain girl LifeFlighted after being hit by car while bicycling
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• Amherst hockey sweeps awards at SWC winter sports ceremony
• Ohio voters may be asked to approve fifth casino
• 2 hurt after crash overnight in Huntington Township
• Kyrie Irving’s late jumper doesn’t fall as Cavs suffer overtime loss
• Indians: Brantley still not ready, but both Perezes improve
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• Owner of Red Fox Lounge working to turn around her establishment’s rep
• Man takes contentious deal in bat assault case
• Donor steps forward, replaces man’s breathing machine
• Pali’s in Lorain closed indefinitely after serving alcohol without license
• Elyria Catholic coach charged following incident
• Amherst student’s essay on bullying is a contest finalist
• Photo gallery: Elyria Schools Special Olympics team ready for state semifinals
• County Port Authority sues Lorain Port Authority back
• Janet Bissett
• Indians: Injury bug bites Tribe again
• Indians notes: Tribe claims bullpen candidate VandenHurk
• Indians: Big fourth inning takes Giants past Tribe
• Elyria boy carries sign as punishment
• Elyria man still wanted as new ‘Dangerous Dozen’ list comes out
• College basketball: Bitter rivals OSU and Cincy finally meet again
• Can Hunger with the LCCC SIFE t...
• Avon’s Emily Julius named Lorain County Miss Basketball
• Cavs: Ryan Hollins waived after Tristan Thompson scores 27 in win
• Avon Lake runner Katy Link commits to North Carolina college
• Indians’ Jason Kipnis comfortable in new role at second base
• Steel loads being delivered to Keystone Middle School
• North Ridgeville man charged with shooting, killing dog
• Woman charged with biting jail guards
• Police log for March 21, 2012
• Suspect says witness encouraged him to flee after striking toddler
• Lorain officials continue tradition of donating portions of salaries
• George Higgins Bruce
• Charlotte A. Burt
• Margaret “Peg” Chismar
• Floyd A. Hill
• Indians: Kipnis in comfort at second base
• Bales’ lawyer: Little memory of alleged rampage
• Jewish advocates concerned Demjanjuk grave could be neo-Nazi shrine
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• Patricia Anne Coey
• Yvonne Newton Gardner
• James A. Kincaid, Jr.
• William E. “Bill” Pegler
• Critter Chronicles: Kolton
• Indians: Kotchman back in business
• Lorain Council passes $29.3 million budget
• Indians: Brantley leaves game with hamstring injury
• Indians: Tribe beats Kershaw, Dodgers
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• Avon Lake police asking for help finding breathing machine
• Man arrested for hitting toddler, leaving the scene of accident
• Steakhouse patrons reportedly steal 3-foot Buddha statue
• Man cited after police say he fired pellet gun from apartment balcony
• Indians: Michael Brantley to fill Sizemore’s spot in field, lineup
• Cavs struggle without Ramon Sessions
• Browns’ plan is sound, but missing a receiver
• Gasoline prices see first drop in 5 weeks
• 15 Minutes: Meet future farmer Jacob Squire
• NCAA Tournament: Oh, boy! OU in Sweet 16
• Fundraiser listings for March 19, 2012
• NCAA Tournament: Cincinnati completes Ohio sweep
• Chick Days: Many families building coops, raising chickens
• Trains moving again in Wellington after derailment
• Toddler run over in Lorain
• Indians: Brantley looking to flourish in high-profile role
• Indians: Tomlin roughed up in loss to Royals
• Edward C. Landy
• Steven E. Cox
• Margaret “Peg” Chismar
• Viola E. Matulionis
• Ohio State, Jared Sullinger use a little finesse to beat Gonzaga, make Sweet 16
• Chris Assenheimer: Need some help filling out that roster, Mr. Acta? Well, help has arrived
• For a seventh-grade cancer patient, a night to remember
• Empty train cars derail in Wellington Township
• Vermilion harbor looks to dredge up support
• Tribe notes: Ubaldo Jimenez turns in another ugly start
• Indians: Weighing in on the roster decisions
• Indians: Reds rough up Jimenez, Tribe
• Viola E. Matulionis
• Denise Marie Cuson
• Eugene “Papa” “Sonny Boy” Johnson
• Charles “Bud” Perry
• Townships’ trustees align for patrol district
• BUDGET A-SALT: Downside of scant snowfall is more ice melt on hand
• St. Jude student headed to D.C. after bee triumph
• Vatican: Lorain church can retain name
• Indians notes: Bullpen candidates off to slow start
• Indians: Tribe blanked in Tempe
• Man suspected of car break-ins tackled by witness
• Free agency updates: Browns cut DE Jayme Mitchell; Elyria’s Nakamura signs with Panthers
• Avon jewelry store broken into overnight
• Teacher indicted, accused of having sexual contact with student
• Lake Erie fishing expected to be good this year
• Avon Lake councilman asked to testify before Senate subcomittee
• Cavaliers piling up the picks
• Browns: New DE Frostee Rucker excited for larger opportunity
• Photo gallery: Tribute honors Sgt. Kerstetter and Howard B. Taft
• Elyrians ask for signatures supporting mayor’s request for audit
• Avon student may be expelled for school threat
• JVS plans $1.1 million in cuts
• ODOT considering selling naming rights to Ohio highways
• Feds pledge $2 million to cut runoff into Lake Erie basin
• Man with gun tells woman not to call police after accident
• Police log for March 16, 2012
• Board of Elections will respond to critique of poll workers
• Coast Guard calls off search for Lake Erie boaters
• Indians: Gomez off to impressive start
• Indians: Tribe bats back Masterson
• Pulled Oberlin Avenue trees to be replaced eventually
• Critter Chronicles: Coal
• Critter Chronicles: Texas
• (Updated) President Mike Holmgren says Browns weren’t outbid in RG3 trade
• Cavs trade Sessions, Eyenga for Walton, first-round pick
• Man charged in Columbus office stabbings
• DE Frostee Rucker calls signing with Browns “no-brainer”
• Tribe restructures Hernandez deal, dumps two club options
• Coast Guard searching Lake Erie for boaters who may be in distress
• Avon Lake Schools officials planning for loss of taxes after plant closes
• City of Elyria saves $94,000 on copier contract
• Townships dropping county building inspection
• Faulty fuse leads to Marion L. Steele evacuation
• Amherst Schools investigating threat found on bathroom wall
• City of Elyria sues to shut down Vic’s Night Club
• Merl Bidlake
• Kenneth D. “Ken” Bier
• Joseph J. Garcia
• Indians: Tribe fit to be tied for third time
• Critter Chronicles: Pandora
• Indians: Reports say Hernandez contract restructured
• UPDATED: Faulty fuse to blame for Amherst high school evacuation
• Man stabs 4 near school in Ohio office building
• Sheriff’s deputies to step up patrols for St. Patrick’s Day
• Browns aren’t pursuing QB Matt Flynn, source says
• Keystone middle school students to travel to Europe for soccer
• Oberlin woman has face slashed by attacker
• Cavs, Kyrie Irving can’t figure Raptors out
• City of Elyria is near its debt limit, auditor says
• High school basketball: Ex-area stars to face off as coaches as Elyria takes on Medina
• Elyria High administrators urge students to buckle down to meet state benchmarks
• Charges dropped against woman until resolution of fatal crash trial
• Free agency begins: Browns fairly inactive, show interest in QB Matt Flynn
• Indians notes: Darvish brings hype to Goodyear
• Indians: Tribe rallies but can’t finish deal
• LCCAA head: Investigation finds allegations ‘without merit’
• Free agency updates: Browns reportedly talking to QB Flynn
• Nearly $2,000 stolen from safe at Lorain Palace
• After mistrial, Avon woman pleads guilty to shooting husband
• Dave Duncan gets rare shot to watch son Shelley play
• In uncertain time, Cavs coach Byron Scott just coaches
• 7 players, coach represent Lorain County during Georgia tourney
• Browns right tackle Tony Pashos cut after helping team
• Property registry considered in Lorain
• Lorain Schools plans doubleshot at levy
• CEO donates $4K to fix windows at hospitality center
• Jury set to hear retrial in husband’s shooting
• Up to 70 Oberlin Avenue trees to be removed
• Husband bitten by wife ‘no longer afraid,’ asks for no-contact order to be lifted
• I-X Indoor Amusement Park
• Browns: Right tackle Tony Pashos upset he’s being cut week after surgery
• Browns analysis: Receiver should be No. 1 priority in free agency
• Bradley “Brad” Steven DeBerry
• Indians notes: Charges against ‘Carmona’ dropped
• Indians: Tribe snaps five-game skid
• Man found dead at Lakeview Park
• Organization plans to oppose Ohio right-to-work initiative
• Kyrie Irving comes through in clutch to lead Cavs to third straight
• Tribe’s Justin Masterson credits Jamaican roots for relaxed demeanor
• Browns GM has targets picked, will stick to master plan
• College basketball: OSU gets 2 seed, quick turnaround
• Elyria’s Tianna Madison is third in the world at indoor track championships
• Toledo wrong-way crash closes Interstate 75
• 15 Minutes: Meet fish fry volunteer Barb Victor
• Man slashed in face in Elyria
• Woman escapes serious harm in Lorain rollover
• Fundraiser listings for March 12, 2012
• Browns: GM Heckert will target free agents, won’t stray from plan
• Velma Katherine DeChant
• Indians: Tribe drops pair of split-squad games
• Indians: Masterson always even-keel
• Critter Chronicles: Roxie
• Andrew “Andy” Pazos
• Paul O. Burnett, Jr.
• Frank L. Kalo
• Raymond T. Goebel
• Albert Radawiec
• Samuel Chester Sergent
• Michael Paul Hamlin
• Carol Ann Webster
• Donald B. Willets
• David W. McQuate
• Indians: Pitching should give Tribe a chance
• Game info: Padres 5, Indians 2
• Indians notes: Masterson gets better results
• Susan E. Wissinger
• David R. Beriswill
• Andrew Pazos
• Nora L. Haas
• Frank L. Kalo
• Browns miss out on RG3, as Redskins make trade with Rams
• Jimmy Dimora convicted on 33 counts
• Ohio schools could see drop in their state ratings
• Lorain school board OKs cuts; number to be revealed March 29
• Columbia coach Matt Sheets is basketball coach of year
• Boys basketball: Elyria handles Olmsted Falls’ pressure, reaches final
• Browns GM Tom Heckert talks QBs
• Thieves targeting funeral home parking lots, police say
• Wrestling all-star meet: Avon’s Zane Zeman didn’t let injury stop him
• College notes: Area trio overcome injuries, setbacks
• VIDEO: 17-unit apartment building destroyed by fire
• Multiple vehicles crash on state Route 58
• Reward offered for information about batting cage vandals
• Most say Catholic church ruling doesn’t affect St. Mary
• Critter Chronicles: Marley
• Critter Chronicles: Blackie
• Critter Chronicles: Diva
• Lorain school board approves 75 to 130 layoffs
• Critter Chronicles: Spanky
• Woman arrested for biting off husband’s lip
• Gasoline leak closes Lorain street
• Fire damages Avon Lake apartment building
• Browns aren’t a contender for Peyton Manning, GM says
• Crews respond after woman apparently falls from window
• Elyria budget proposal has no major cuts
• Lorain official, police union feud over parking spaces
• Commissioner Lori Kokoski defended seat without wins in Elyria, Lorain
• Vandals damage new Clearview batting cage
• Crushers veteran Andrew Davis signs again
• Brothers charged with hitting 2 with cars
• Kyrie Irving makes winning layup as Cavs beat Nuggets
• Motorcycle crash injures North Ridgeville man
• Boys basketball: Defensive switch lifts Middies past Bears
• Bus driver, aide charged after child is left on bus
• 2012 Budget
• Lorain Zoning Board postpones decision on homeless shelter
• Boys basketball: Brecksville pulls away against Westlake
• Defendant tries to sneak gun into courthouse
• Lori Kokoski advances in county commissioner race
• Ted Kalo wins Democratic primary for county commissioner
• Frank Janik wins Domestic Relations judge primary
• Extremely low voter turnout reported
• Police log for March 7, 2011
• Lisa Swenski unseats Judge David Berta
• Mitt Romney pads lead with at least 5 wins, including Ohio
• Marcy Kaptur defeats Dennis Kucinich for 9th District bid
• Photo gallery: Primary election 2012
• Rick Santorum takes early lead in Ohio
• Ohio state treasurer wins GOP Senate nomination, will face Sherrod Brown
• Rick Santorum says Ohio race is ‘too close to call’
• Rick Santorum wins Tennessee, Oklahoma
• Romney wins Virginia, Vermont, Massachusetts, Gingrich wins Georgia
• Critter Chronicles: Otis
• Critter Chronicles: Buster
• Two men hit by car, one LifeFlighted
• Exit poll: Ohio GOP voters focused on beating Obama
• Cavs notes: Hollins, Gee expected to start for a spell
• Two boys caught in church break-in
• Charges added after factory blast
• Four judge candidates buy unified anti-Janik ad
• Lorain mayor, police union clash over proposed levy payment changes
• Elyria gets extra time for fire grant
• Lorain Council OKs paying Home Depot bill
• Donald J. Firca, Sr.
• Betty E. Fockler
• Nora L. Haas
• Caron “Mema” Maxwell
• Student hurt in Chardon shootings transferred to rehab
• Police: 13-year-old handling gun shoots, kills 10-year-old brother
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• Ohio Turnpike director says pay policies must change
• 2 girls, mom among 4 dead in Youngstown-area house fire
• OSU nails final shot to get Big 10 title share
• Looking back: 45 years ago it was King’s year, but Elyria stole the crown
• Elyria Sports Hall of Fame: Variety is class strength this year
• NFL draft: Browns can’t offer the world at outset
• Gas prices continue to climb, Ohio averages $3.74 a gallon
• A year of trials: Parents of twins fighting for their lives
• 15 Minutes: Meet longtime barber Hal Minnich
• Fundraiser listings for March 5, 2012
• Body found in van called a ‘possible homicide’
• Monelee “June” Camera
• Authorities investigating man found dead in van
• Helen E. Post
• Donna C. Bruder
• Evelyn M. Hughes Stitt
• Joyce L. Goodrich
• Virginia M. Junod
• Felicia M. Gross
• Gene U. Smith
• Ruby Allen Harding
• Regular kids doing the right thing
• Worker hurt in blast is charged
• Joyce L. Goodrich
• Mary Ellen Flowers
• Evelyn M. Hughes Stitt
• Marie A. Heighland
• Felicia M. Gross
• Boys basketball: Wellington shuts down Oberlin in fourth quarter, wins sectional final
• Boys basketball: Keystone just can’t keep up with top-seeded Norwayne
• Area schools respond to spate of threats
• No champs this year: Lorain County wrestlers struggle at state meet, but five still have shot at third place
• Lawsuit filed against Judge Berta days before primary
• Indians: Masterson gets Opening Day nod
• Browns use franchise tag on K Phil Dawson, ensuring his return for 2012
• Avon middle school student suspended for threat
• Grady Sizemore out 8-12 weeks after surgery
• Elyria High student arrested for taking knives to school
• Girls basketball: Keystone outlasts Holy Name in 2 OTs
• Judge sued for sexual harassment by former magistrate
• Elyria developer indicted over asbestos removal
• Avon’s Ross Douglas chooses Penn State for football
• Rep. Kaptur takes aim at super PAC questioning her residency
• Sheriff adds four deputies to force
• One dead, 2 LifeFlighted after Sheffield crash
• 4 killed in accident in Bowling Green
• Critter Chronicles: Big Boo
• Critter Chronicles: Tux
• Critter Chronicles: Marley
• Critter Chronicles: Jack Jack
• Mary Louise Cope
• Mary Ellen Flowers
• Critter Chronicles: Dottie
• Indians: More bad news on Sizemore front
• Midview student charged after Facebook threats
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• More traffic turmoil in store on West River Road
• OSHA worker from Lorain pleads guilty to strip club extortion scheme
• LCCC cruises to win after sluggish start
• Wrestling: Amherst’s Mark Matos has a big smile, but killer instinct
• Ohio gay marriage supporters submit signatures to overturn ban
• Big lead turns into blowout loss for Cavs
• Avon Lake power plant to close in 2015
• Tribe’s Choo says offseason ‘helped me more mentally’
• Sully buries winner as OSU beats Northwestern
• Girls basketball: Lorain goes cold in 2nd half, falls to Westlake
• Bolton calls for military intervention against Iran
• Girl accused of setting Lake Avenue fire
• Boys basketball: Tough shooting night leaves Falcons at a loss
• Boys basketball: Clearview goes down swinging
• Lorain County under tornado watch
• City of Elyria Performance Audit
• Crash leaves 2 hurt, hundreds without power
• Adoptive father accused of raping three kids
• Avon Lake power plant to go idle in 2015, company says
• Boys basketball: Senior guard makes sure Shoremen defeat Avon, live to play again
• Former Indians slugger Albert Belle provides thrill with visit
• Super PAC targets Marcy Kaptur in TV spot
• State: Mower repair owner pocketed taxes
• Judge grants treatment to man charged with wielding hatchet at party
• Elyria, JVS students mourn crash victim Allie Clifford
• Leap Year babies embrace their lower-number birthdays
• College store association drops Amazon complaint
• Police log for Feb. 29, 2012
• Kenneth Lee Allsop
• Gary Patrick Davis
• Lyle A. Friend
• Critter Chronicles: Mickey
• Boys basketball: Amherst ups the tempo, wins big
• Lorain OKs $5.9 million in tax and water rate breaks for Republic
• Grading the Cavs: Kyrie at top of class, but grades are up overall
• Boys basketball: Keystone rolls with Caleb Schillace back
• Boys basketball: Junior leads Oberlin by EC in 4th quarter
• D’Qwell Jackson signs five-year extension with Browns
• 5 individuals, 1 team selected for Elyria Sports Hall of Fame
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• Tragedy reminds school leaders of importance of preparedness
• March 6 Planning Commission Meeting Cancelled
• Teen dies following state Route 2 crash
• Judge candidate may face disciplinary action
• Student wounded in Chardon declared brain dead
• Police: Man robbed at gunpoint
• 3 being treated after accident between school bus, pickup truck
• Critter Chronicles: Freckles
• Donna Jean Brightbill
• Terrance L. Cooke
• Gary Patrick Davis
• 4 injured in state Route 2 crash
• Council OKs Republic Steel agreement; tax breaks tied to jobs
• Browns GM Tom Heckert recovering from heart surgery, team president Mike Holmgren says
• Elyria man remains on most-wanted list
• Browns: LB D’Qwell Jackson signs 5-year, $42.5M extension
• School locked down as police hunt for suspect in attempted break-in
• Boys basketball: Wellington measures up to past strong teams, wants to go further
• Tribe closer Chris Perez to miss four to six weeks
• NFL combine: RG3 keeps impressing
• Chardon school shooting suspect in custody
• Tianna Madison wins national title in 60 meters
• College basketball: Buckeyes falter when it counts
• Ohio gas prices up another 20 cents
• Lorain family treated for carbon monoxide poisoning
• 15 Minutes: Meet Navy veteran William Slay
• Lorain readies $5.9 million in tax breaks for Republic
• Indians: Closer Chris Perez out 4-6 weeks
• NFL Scouting Combine: Day 4 updates
• Angela Maria Piscione
• Jenna Kristine Smith
• Willie Mae Reese Russell White
• Rose M. Abfall
• District wrestling: Elyria’s Matt Canon flips the script on St. Edward’s domination, wins title
• District wrestling: Keystone’s Spangler twins lead five from area to state tournament in Division III
• Time for big catch: Browns want upgrade at wide receiver, but will it be through draft or free agency?
• NFL combine notes: Former Browns coach Romeo Crennel thrilled to get a second chance as a head coach
• New ball, no problem: North Ridgeville’s Ryan Kordish takes risk, makes state
• Girls basketball: Columbia springs surprise, ousts top-seeded Elyria Catholic in sectional final
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• NFL Scouting Combine: Day 3 updates
• Robert “Bob” G. Robinson
• Jenna Kristine Smith
• Willie Mae Reese Russell White
• Angela Maria Piscione
• Angela Maria Piscione
• Ecstacy and agony: Seven area wrestlers make semifinals at Division I district, but Elyria’s Armando Torres doesn’t even get a chance to compete
• Call Kyrie Irving MVP: Cavs rookie goes 8-for-8 from 3-point line, scores 34 points to lead Rising Stars Challenge
• C-T sports Top 10 in country again
• NFL combine: Big news for Robert Griffin III … he’s not too short to play quarterback
• Indians: Back strain likely to sideline Sizemore Opening Day
• Indians: Sizemore likely to miss opening day
• Robert Griffin III meets media at combine, talks Browns
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• Lorain man arrested for shooting
• NFL scouting combine: Browns GM Tom Heckert reportedly had surgery, and other updates
• Critter Chronicles: Domino
• Critter Chronicles: Goldy
• Critter Chronicles: Rocco
• Critter Chronicles: Scooter
• Critter Chronicles: Holly
• Critter Chronicles: Beamer
• Text of Chase Ritenauer’s State of the City Address
• LCCAA board responds to anonymous letter accusations
• Coroner: Man died after mixing drugs, alcohol
• Campaign finance reports released
• Critter Chronicles: Jack Spratt
• Lorain man in critical condition after bar shooting
• Lorain mayor delivers first state-of-the-city address
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• Tribe’s Jon Garland not ready to go
• Vermilion bowler getting a new grip
• All bad for Cavs going into All-Star break
• Browns’ Shurmur, Childress on same offensive page
• Girls sectional basketball: Titans look good in long-range war
• Commissioner wants input on renaming county kennel
• Rep candidates take jabs at debate
• North Ridgeville water rates to rise another $3 a month
• Ex-governor hasn’t ruled out another run
• Browns’ Pat Shurmur, Brad Childress formed lasting bond in Philly
• Browns notes: Coach Pat Shurmur says RG3 predictions are premature
• NFL scouting combine: Updates from Indy
• Lorain closing former Masson school charters
• State law changes stance on pit bulls
• Three charged with auto theft from North Ridgeville bar
• Academies housed in former Masson school affected by cost cuts
• Indians: Garland out of picture; Hernandez hopeful of return
• Critter Chronicles: Honey
• Coach Pat Shurmur says it’s premature to assume the Browns will draft RG3
• Correction: Elyria Township fire levy
• Without star Keystone grabs share of Stars title
• Closer Chris Perez believes Tribe should win this year
• Browns hoping to discover some answers at combine
• Boys basketball: Oberlin wins in OT
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• Man says 3 men with guns robbed him
• Midview grad and dog-sled racer speaks to elementary students
• Power station land deal on hold in Lorain
• Lorain projects $345,564 budget surplus
• One LifeFlighted, another treated after vehicle crashes into house in Lorain
• Mental health issues complicate judicial campaign
• Sally R. Ackerman
• Roy J. Dickason
• Clarence “David” Feldkamp
• Helen Martha (Simmons) Feron
• Avon Lake man arrested after high-speed chase
• Girls basketball: Keystone cruises past Vermilion
• Girls basketball: Lacy LeDuc lifts Shoregals past Elyria
• Boys basketball: ’Cats can share PAC with win over Dukes
• OSU basketball needs strong finish to win third straight title
• Cavs rookie Tristan Thompson healthy again, making strides
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• Mercy to cut 24 jobs in Lorain
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• Insurance lapse costly as fire strikes home
• Metro Parks hires new No. 2, plans to get social
• Audit sought of Lorain’s St. Joseph Community Center
• Calling to carry on: After loss of son, woman helps others
• Primary candidates to appear at roundtable
• Man stabbed in Elyria home invasion, police say
• Avon Lake looks to free firefighters from dispatching
• Woman accused of punching another woman in police department lobby
• Warren Eugene Dunham
• Helen Martha (Simmons) Feron
• Mercy cuts 10 full-time jobs
• Police: Woman stabbed husband during argument
• Man arrested, accused of firing gun at another man
• Metro Parks names new assistant director
• Fire destroys contents of Vermilion Township barn
• 15 Minutes: Meet nutrition expert Georgette Brown
• Ohio gas prices continue to rise
• Kyrie gets call, delivers another victory for Cavs
• Two women LifeFlighted from Route 58 crash
• Longtime Keystone basketball coach to step down at the end of season
• Keystone won’t have star for big game
• Elyria’s Tess Sito gets ESPN attention in Georgia start
• Cavs notes: J.J. Hickson not producing
• Local and Polish dignitaries attend annual paczki ball
• Fire guts Pittsfield home’s second floor
• Dennis Kucinich talks on legacy of civil rights struggle
• Joseph Bouley
• Billie Annette Brown Key
• Anita M. McQuate
• Kenneth W. Shreffler
• James F. “Jim” Stobe
• Joseph Bouley
• Mary A. Zajkowski-Malick
• Gervase J. Sherry
• 9th District GOP race: Auctioneer vs. Joe the Plumber
• Problems aired at first White House Hispanic summit in Ohio
• Sectional Wrestling: Elyria has four champs, advances 10 to districts
• Sectional Wrestling: Keystone claims Division III crown
• 2012 Street Repairs
• Mary E. Shupp
• Suzanne Lightner Worcester
• Gervase J. Sherry
• Regina Lee Bowen
• Walter J. Rybarcyk
• Robert J. “Bob” Richard, Jr.
• Three vacant seats filled on board for St. Joe’s
• Krasienko: Lorain owes me $3,073, but auditor balked
• Political newcomer promotes ideas through social media at Lorain event
• LeBron and Heat steamroll Cavaliers from start to finish
• Critter Chronicles: Bella
• Abandoned cats suffocate outside APL door
• Elyria homes raided overnight in DEA marijuana investigation
• Girls basketball: Clearview rallies, beats Amherst
• LeBron: Cleveland return would be ‘fun’
• Girls basketball tournament: Lorain girls looking to start legacy
• Wrestling: Midview’s Dominic Zunis goes from unknown to state hopeful
• White House Hispanic forum at LCCC Saturday
• State board pursuing lawyer’s complaint against judge candidate
• Polish diplomat attending Paczki Ball
• Grace’s spending on copier contracts questioned by law director
• LCCC scholarship established in memory of John Cole
• Forum discusses racial disparity in wealth, jobs
• Avon Lake trash bills could go up if city eliminates subsidy
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• LeBron says he’s open to playing in Cleveland again
• District hockey: Avon notches a historic win
• Kyrie Irving back in business as Cavs beat Pacers
• Top draft analyst thinks Browns should trade up, take Baylor QB
• Vermilion sprinter picks University of Cincinnati
• District swimming: Close finishes give rivalry a fresh start
• Girls basketball: Horrid half trips Titans
• Congressional candidate envisions northern Ohio as ‘digital belt’
• Steer attacks instructor on the way to slaughter
• Ohio House panel votes to raise interstate speed limit to 70 mph
• Commissioner wants to change name of county dog kennel
• Police log for Feb. 16, 2012
• Coroner: Medical reason may have led to fatal crash
• Questions freeze veterans’ plans for St. Joe’s in Lorain
• It’s dino time at Metro Parks
• Irving will start tonight
• Cleveland casino to open week of May 14
• Toni Morrison to give talk at Oberlin
• North Ridgeville’s biodigester will save money, produce energy
• Commissioners extend deadline for Lorain trash grant
• Cincinnati considers strict new scrap metal restrictions
• Cavs’ Kyrie Irving OK after practice
• College basketball: Bucks bounce back from loss
• Boys basketball: EC sophomore dominates the paint
• Boys basketball: Pioneers can’t match Mentor
• Elyria mayor says media policy is not intended to muzzle city workers
• Elyria mayor says about $1M in cuts needed to preserve carryover
• Cuyahoga County OKs benefits for gay couples’ kids
• Red Cross blood workers picket facility in Avon
• Midview superintendent pledges better response to future crises
• Police log for Feb. 15, 2012
• Man charged in crash that injured Lorain woman
• Police: Man eats, then smashes out Wendy’s windows
• Audit: Lorain misspent grant funds, is on the hook for $138K or more
• Helen Virginia Budweg
• Elyria mayor gives first state-of-the-city address
• Woman rushed to hospital after crash
• Group offers land-bank pitch to Lorain Council
• Days after raid, Elyria Mexican restaurant is back open
• High school hockey: Elyria Catholic rolls over shorthanded Invaders in opener
• Byron Scott: Self-pity not an option for Cavs
• Indians take a chance on veteran arm
• Foster homes needed for 13 beagles left behind at foreclosed home
• Girls basketball: Two quarters leave Elyria a little shy
• Amherst woman sues over SWAT raid
• Midview wrestling denied title despite scorekeeping error
• Cheerleader arrested at Lorain High game
• Making romantic connections by the dozen: Valentine’s Day eve is the big day for flower shop workers
• Buses collide: 14 schoolchildren taken to hospitals with minor injuries
• Councilman’s accuser says he was never subpoenaed
• Liquor permit for Vic’s Night Club denied
• Lorain man accused of beating girlfriend
• Critter Chronicles: Bosco
• Critter Chronicles: Dolly
• Indians: Tribe reportedly signs Garland
• UPDATE: 14 students to hospital after buses collide
• Former commissioner’s corruption conviction partially overturned
• Ridgeville fire hydrant chains weren’t actually stolen
• High school hockey: Amherst repeats as Baron Cup champs
• High school hockey: Middies capture first Baron Cup title
• High school bowling: Amherst girls back on track, snag sectional
• Four county divers advance to district
• Ohio may add more cable highway barriers
• Church of the Open Door expanding to Avon Lake
• Lorain County Jail population up a bit
• 15 Minutes: Meet truck driver and minister Lonnie Williams
• Man accused of choking, punching pregnant girlfriend
• Police log for Feb. 13, 2012
• Man nearly shot in car in Elyria
• Michael T. Rusnak
• Judith A. Farr
• James C. Harris, Sr.
• Marilyn J. Pressnell
• Lela Mae Miller
• Betty Ann Gall
• Russell H. “Rusty” Strait, Jr.
• Daniel Petruzzi
• Phyllis Lucille (Sutton) Woodrum
• John (Jack) Gidich
• Tonight’s EHS girls basketball games rescheduled
• City of Sheffield Lake employee salaries
• City of Lorain employee salaries
• Painful night for Cavaliers: Fall to Bucks in OT and lose Anderson Varejao to wrist injury
• Cavs notes: Kyrie Irving still out, not expected back until Wednesday at earliest
• Indians avoid arbitration again, sign Asdrubal Cabrera to one-year deal
• Boys basketball: Midview wraps up West Shore title with win over Vermilion, Avon loss to Bay
• Boys basketball: Elyria gets back to winning ways with solid game against Strongsville
• Baron Cup II: Amherst overcomes slow start, key injury to beat North Olmsted, advance to finals
• Oberlin dominates boards to beat Fairview, move back into first place alone in PAC Stripes
• Critter Chronicles: Bugs
• Indians: Tribe arbitration streak still intact
• Gas leak under repair in Lorain
• Charges against former councilman dropped
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• Guerra to be imprisoned for life, judge says
• Village of LaGrange employee salaries
• Village of Grafton employee salaries
• Critter Chronicles: Zoo
• Critter Chronicles: Sprite
• Critter Chronicles: Phoebe
• Critter Chronicles: Shadow
• Critter Chronicles: Artimus
• Critter Chronicles: Thelma
• Don Gleisner … a true gentleman
• Boys basketball: Beating Midview is a TALL order
• Lorain Schools extends superintendent’s contract
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• No solutions offered by St. Joseph’s board today
• City of North Ridgeville employee salaries
• St. Joe’s tenants share worries
• Moss’ owner looks in mirror as show airs
• Sheffield looks to bag deer poachers
• Female inmates to be housed at Elyria City Jail
• Without Kyrie Irving, Cavs still upend Clippers
• Two Cavs have chance at All-Star team
• Cavs notes: Irving, Thompson picked for Rising Stars
• Girls basketball: Elyria loses top player, then game
• Girls basketball: Avon Lake’s LeDuc nets 1,000th point
• Critter Chronicles: Malcolm
• Electric blanket short circuits; causes house fire
• Art Weber, Elyria Clerk of Council
• Village of Wellington employee salaries
• City of Oberlin employee salaries
• Developer warns about fiscal, physical problems at St. Joe’s
• Teen talks about Moss’ episode on “Restaurant: Impossible”
• Elyria Foundry to pay $150K EPA fine
• Vermilion councilman resigns seat
• Cavaliers falter in fourth quarter, fall to Heat
• Ohio State gets a scare: William Buford’s huge shots down the stretch save day against Purdue
• Treatment for former nurse charged with drug thefts
• Boys basketball: Elyria can’t solve Brunswick’s 2-3 zone
• Art Weber, longtime Elyria official, dies
• Lorain Council refuses to pay Home Depot bill over bad paperwork
• Moss’ to celebrate its TV debut on “Restaurant: Impossible”
• Sunoco Logistics leases space for spill HQ
• Super Bowl players sported helmets made in an Elyria factory
• Police log for Feb. 7, 2012
• Focus of manhunt after friendly-fire incident was high
• Girls basketball: Keystone pounds Elyria Catholic behind aggressive defense, deft outside shooting
• High school hockey: Shorthanded Midview dominates Western Reserve in Baron Cup opener
• More injury woes for Cavaliers: Daniel Gibson has neck setback, doesn’t make trip to Miami
• Jared Sullinger’s dominance in post a big reason for Ohio State’s success
• Manning up for an encore: QB superb as Giants edge Patriots to cap improbable run to second Super Bowl title in five seasons
• Tim Dahlberg: No history for Tom Brady, but he’s not finished yet
• Super Bowl: Missed chances haunt Patriots
• Doggie Valentine’s Day
• Super Bowl: Mario Manningham’s clutch catch adds to Giants’ lore
• Health chief tops county pay scale
• Super Bowl notes: No happy ending for Patriots owner
• Deputies hit road for Super Bowl blitz
• Top Avon municipal salaries
• Top Avon Lake municipal salaries
• Robert O. “Bob” Wendell
• Bonavere (Bonnie) Mathews
• Laurie Petruzzi
• Eleanore E. Gede
• Joseph J. Simmons
• David Lee Collmar, Sr.
• Clyde H. Resh
• James L. Tompkins
• Elyria police pay ramps up with overtime
• The newly retired lead top 10 highest-paid Elyria employees
• Clyde H. Resh
• Carol D. Chevalier
• Laurie Petruzzi
• James L. Tompkins
• Johnnie L. Newton
• David Lee Collmar
• Dominic F. Mileti
• Daniel Wayne Tackett
• Robert W. Powell
• William C. “Bill” Wilhelm
• Indians: Kotchman signing is official
• Fire damages South Lorain home
• Lorain man arrested after leading police on chase to South Amherst
• Indians hope they’ve solved problem at first base by picking up Casey Kotchman
• Fouling Dwight Howard, a lot, could be part of Cavs’ game plan
• Komen drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Man arrested with more than 3,000 counterfeit baseball hats
• Midview edges Avon for WSC dual meet title
• Ex-Browns star Dixon sees Pro Bowl in future for Joe Haden
• Murder trial witness sentenced to 15 years
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• Ridgeville man still paying the price for serving justice
• Two Lorain men indicted on drug charges
• Alleged bathroom stalker arrested
• Man pleads guilty in bar fight death case
• Police log for Feb. 3, 2012
• Sesame Street Live – Elmo’s Healthy Heroes
• Advance Auto Parts – MONSTER JAM
• Carol D. Chevalier
• Frances M. Corkill
• Edwin A. Cornwell
• Indians: Tribe finds first baseman Kotchman
• Indians: Reports say Tribe lands Kotchman
• Indians: Rafael Perez signs; Cabrera still arbitration eligible
• Woman arrested for Lorain City Hall bomb threats
• Urban Meyer’s first OSU recruiting class drawing raves
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• Cavs rookie Kyrie Irving is East Rookie of the Month
• Girls basketball: Avon’s Kaitlin Neumann hits the game-winner again
• National Signing Day: 3 county football players go D-1
• EPA: Avon Lake plant, county landfill are largest polluters
• North Ridgeville soldier home after close call in Afghanistan
• Some Elyria and Lorain parents can begin applying for vouchers
• Candidate drops out of race for county commissioner
• Cleveland State University Basketball
• County veterans renew pressure to move committee HQ to St. Joe’s
• Federal grant equips Lorain firefighters
• Lawmakers want to force schools to start after Labor Day
• Buckeye Chuck predicts short winter
• Man says he struck car vandal with bat
• Celtics 93, Cavs 90: Cavs comeback falls short
• Boys basketball: Elyria wears down Vermilion
• Tribe trades for Rays’ prospect
• Boys basketball: Wellington takes over first in PAC Stars
• Boys basketball: Oberlin Phoenix get the message and a win
• Ohio House votes to toughen state cyber fraud laws
• Woman gives birth in car following traffic stop
• Parole board rejects mercy for condemned Ohio arsonist
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• Police log for Feb. 1, 2012
• Amherst man charged with theft after chase
• Assault suspect may have robbed store
• Part 4: Breanna Sprenger, the extraordinary ‘ordinary girl’
• Critter Chronicles: Trixie
• Rosella “Jo” Abel
• Mariann Bockmore
• Wesley C. Carr
• Lillian R. Dickerson
• Mary Ellen Dunfee
• Indians: Tribe nabs possible LaPorta replacement
• Man found guilty in South Lorain murder
• Assistant director picked to lead Metro Parks
• Man arrested after theft, police chase
• Girls basketball: Open Door defense makes sure OT isn’t necessary
• College basketball: OSU faces tough road
• Cavs rookie Kyrie Irving a willing pupil
• North Ridgeville native Brian Scheall climbs Ironman mountain
• Ohio winter expected to stay unusually warm
• Bill would make it a crime to drive in left lane unless passing
• Farmers drive tractors in protest parade to save federal office in Brookville
• Officials predict massive bill for gas spill
• Elyria police investigate cluster of break-ins on Loyola Drive
• Man pleads guilty to rape of 4-year-old girl
• Man robs Elyria Dollar General
• County Democratic party chairman to give up reins
• The Heart of Caring
• Lorain City Hall receives second bomb threat
• Sheriff announces stepped-up road presence for Super Bowl weekend
• Lake Erie fish population could grow as power plant closes
• Crushers trade for Bay grad
• College basketball: Lenzelle Smith’s high energy provides OSU spark
• Cavs close with 12-0 run to beat Celtics 88-87
• Ohio education official wants more convenient community college schedules
• Ohio gas prices up about 8 cents a gallon from last week
• Fewer Ohio teens getting driver’s licenses
• Hockey: Middies pull away late to clinch Blue West tie, but penalties, unruly fans, players spoil fun
• Willie Nelson plays for Dennis Kucinich in Lorain
• Police log for Jan. 30, 2012
• Lorain school board picks new architect for new LHS
• Police: Man with box cutter robs Lorain store
• Several injured after fight starts in Vic’s Night Club
• Part 2: Breanna Sprenger, the extraordinary ‘ordinary girl’
• Brenda Lynn Cody
• John R. Duesler
• David Craig Hill
• Mary Ann Reed
• David C. Hill
• Virgie Leona Davitz
• Denise Marlow Taylor
• Part 1: Breanna Sprenger, the extraordinary ‘ordinary girl’
• The Dash Between: Eleanor Kaminski celebrated Polish roots
• 9th District challenger Graham Veysey visits county: ‘David vs. 2 Goliaths’
• Mom accused of shooting up, passing out with tot in car
• H.S. Wrestling: Elyria seniors celebrate special night with victories
• Girls Basketball: Elyria wallops weakened Wildcats
• H.S. Swimming: Avon boys, EC girls impress at West Shore meet
• Indians: On second thought, Tribe can’t take down Tigers
• Justin Morris’ magic carries Midview past Rocky River and to 12th straight win
• Boys basketball: Avon leans on defense to edge Elyria Catholic
• Boys basketball: Anthoni Horton is Mr. Big in Elyria’s win over Valley Forge
• Browns add ‘Chilly’ to spice up offense: Former head coach Brad Childress named offensive coordinator, but Pat Shurmur to keep calling plays
• Ain’t that a sham? Cavs’ furious closing rally in loss to Nets can’t erase 3 1/2 quarters of bad basketball
• Cavs notes: Anderson Varejao, All-Star? His coach thinks he’s deserving
• Nord sentenced to prison for lying to police
• Mercy, parks announce healthy relationship
• Starting tomorrow: Reporter Lisa Roberson introduces you to an extraordinary little girl who just wants to be ordinary
• Driver dies after Turnpike crash
• Browns: Brad Childress hired as offensive coordinator
• Oberlin woman tied to murder gets a year in prison
• Tough week doesn’t rob Indians’ Manny Acta manager of confidence
• Man killed in turnpike crash
• High school wrestling: Hollingsworth twins show no mercy
• High school wrestling: Keystone owns duals
• LCCC to host White House officials’ summit
• Metro Parks narrows field of director candidates to three
• Awards given out to standout volunteers for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Flood warning in effect for Black River
• State officials detail Lorain Schools’ fiscal future with possible takeover
• Witnesses place Lorain murder suspect at scene
• VIDEO: Gov. Kasich says community colleges’ job training is lacking
• 2012 Block Watch Meeting Dates
• 11 injured in Cincinnati casino collapse
• Police log for Jan. 27, 2012
• Critter Chronicles: Ginger
• Critter Chronicles: Dexter
• Critter Chronicles: Brewster
• Critter Chronicles: Skippy
• School district fiscal emergency details discussed in Lorain
• Indians: Tribe adds reliever to mix
• Indians: Carmona placed on restricted list
• Ohio updating execution policies following judge’s order
• Police: Man robbed of cigarettes by man with pellet gun
• Elyria mayor wants to slash salary of legal counsel
• College basketball: Bucks cruise to 37th straight home victory
• ‘Wild Thing’ annoys NY as Cavs win
• Girls basketball: EC defense stifles Middies
• Girls basketball: Strong finish works for Keystone
• Men arrested after reports of shots fired
• Smokers need not apply to Columbus, Toledo casinos
• Central Ohio thieves stealing toilet flushers
• Ohio struggles to enforce anti-dropout law
• Oberlin, other Ohio colleges rank on Peace Corps list
• Police log for Jan. 26, 2012
• Voter registration deadline looms
• Eaton Township fire chief quits
• County puts off decision on moving coroner’s office
• Amherst man convicted in Pa. murder-for-hire plot
• Eaton Township fire chief resigns amidst dissension
• Cleanup crews on the scene of fuel spill in Lorain
• Invacare moving wheelchair line to Mexico
• Opening arguments begin in Lorain murder trial
• Boys basketball: Avon Lake falls to Brecksville
• Boys basketball: Impressive effort at both ends leads to easy victory for Oberlin
• Chris Bosh carries LeBron and Miami over Cavs
• Boys basketball: Midview’s win streak reaches 11 after win over EC
• Boys basketball: Keystone misses free throws, loses to Clearview
• Boys basketball: Wellington drops Columbia
• Lorain woman charged with stabbing man with fork
• Jury chosen for Lorain man’s murder trial
• Cleveland port officials discuss ferry to Canada
• Avon Schools collect applications for new superintendent
• Lorain woman reports being stabbed
• Police log for Jan. 25, 2012
• Critter Chronicles: McKenzie
• Woman says she was stabbed twice in four days
• Police: Suicidal man OK after officers surround house for hours
• Aluminum fence stolen from outside Cleveland church
• Martin Scorsese’s ‘Hugo’ leads Oscars with 11 nominations
• Building fire forces residents from four apartments
• Cavs vow a better showing against Heat tonight
• Girls basketball: Free throws help Firelands hold off Columbia
• Lorain OKs $65 million tunnel project
• Mayor Holly Brinda reviewing Grace’s job changes
• Port deal bringing fishing tourney to Lorain
• Lights come down at Crushers stadium as city investigates toppling
• Woman injured in North Ridgeville crash
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• NFC Championship: Giants win with OT field goal
• AFC championship: Ravens’ missed kick gives Patriots win
• Women’s basketball: Buckeyes blast Illini
• Remembering Joe Paterno: ‘He deserved better’
• High school hockey: Another win against Bees gives Amherst White West title
• Danger underground? Wellington spill brings pipeline safety into question
• 6 to be inducted into Lorain County Track and Cross Country Hall of Fame
• Police log for Jan. 23, 2012
• Local leaders endorse Marcy Kaptur over Dennis Kucinich
• 15 Minutes: Meet fair director Gordon Greene
• Bernadette P. Piros
• H. Lee Bays
• Lonnie E. Estep
• David B. Davis
• Jaimee R. Young
• Helen B. Vladic
• Bruce Allen Lyle
• Roy C. Squires, Jr.
• Emma Sivinski
• Men remember hunting trip 50 years ago when they nearly froze to death
• Carolyn A. Deichler
• Cynthia Sue Schneider
• Gordon “Gordy” Mills
• Virginia Kosmo
• Suzanne Failing
• William Gamble
• Thelma M. Huntley
• Bonita “Bonnie” Rae Pryor
• Adele V. Hyde
• Amy E. Putzier
• Attention Pell Grant Recipients….this is a friendly reminder from Financial and...
• Suzanne Failing
• David H. Fisher
• Thelma M. Huntley
• Adele V. Hyde
• Virginia Kosmo
• Carolyn Faye Matheney
• Richard J. Nichols
• Anne Rita Stefek
• Testing under way on air quality at spill site
• Indians: Carmona arrested for false identity
• LCCC raises tuition by 3.5 percent
• Indians pitcher Fausto Carmona accused of false identity
• Authorities: Ex-QB violated bond by testing positive for cocaine
• John Demjanjuk wants to sue German newspaper for defamation
• Girls basketball: After trio of bad first quarters, Elyria blasts North Ridgeville fast
• Zydrunas Ilgauskas hired to assist Cavs GM
• Girls basketball: Turnovers sink Firelands at Clearview
• Browns: Randy Lerner says he wants to win
• Eaton Township fire crew revolts against chief
• Gas leak lingering effects: Resident says fish killed in creek; dirt excavation continues
• North Ridgeville Council looking to ban feeding deer
• Train crossing near fairgrounds to get safety gates, signal lights
• ODOT decision on Route 57 project concerns Elyria mayor
• Commissioner, auditor battle over proposal to change funding sources
• Police: 15-year-old assaulted officer, fled
• Boys basketball: Ryan Poyle’s layup lifts Avon past rival Avon Lake
• High school hockey: Midview nips Avon Lake
• Boys basketball: Ridgeville strategy fizzles against Westlake
• Boys basketball: Elyria survives Keystone
• Spring-like weather brings outages, flooding around Ohio
• Columbia’s Eagles are without a roost after fire
• Timetable remains uncertain for Wellington residents’ return home
• Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint
• Commission candidate: Meeting video should be bid upon
• Wellington railroad bypass pushed back 5 years
• Indians: 5 players avoid arbitration; Asdrubal Cabrera, Raffy Perez still unsigned
• Oberlin man gets 16 to life in Cleveland stabbing
• Spark in auto shop ignited large fire
• Blacks, Latinos focus of new jobs program
• Students urge improving toward MLK’s goals through essays, poetry
• Clean up continues of Wellington gas spill
• Jacqueline J. Dawson
• Pearl Irene Fitzpatrick
• Homer Edmund Killian
• Paul Kilmer
• Helen Lewyckyj
• Sunoco, EPA hear residents’ concerns over Wellington spill
• Man accuses girlfriend of stabbing him in ribs
• NAACP chief wants more diversity in City Hall
• Worker was quickly treated, released after foundry blast
• Speakers liken inequality in modern times to civil rights leader’s era
• Alice M. Damph
• Melazyn F. “Mel” Drozdowski
• Dorothy Irene Hodel
• Alan R. Hornby
• Paul Kilmer
• George S. Mowery
• Loretta A. Neal
• Agnes Mae (Beverly) Smith-Ware
• Derrick “DT” Thomas
• Luanne “Lulu” Varndell
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• Michael Rohal, Jr.
• Marcella (Marcks) Christensen
• Sharon L. Borer
• Elsie M. Halliday
• Charles Raymond Settle
• Jessie L. Dani
• Elaine Davila
• Huge blaze engulfs Columbia complex
• EPA official says cold weather beneficial in gas spill
• Elyria nears installation of cameras
• Willilam D. Papay
• Jeffrey L. Phillips
• Andres Aponte
• Veronica Novak
• Michael Rohal, Jr.
• Sharon L. Borer
• William D. Sayles
• Betty Ruth Goodwin
• Joel K. Rush
• Charles Glenn Morgan
• Indians: Antonetti says Tribe a contender in 2012
• LCCC will host FAFSA Filing Fairs to help students and parents complete the Free...
• Wrestling notes and player of the week
• Crews remain on scene of Wellington gasoline leak
• Former Lorain cop sentenced for tampering with records
• Crashes reported around county as drivers struggle in snow
• Wrestling: Lorain crushes Amherst, stakes its claim to being called county’s best team
• Snow parking ban in effect in Lorain
• Ohio State football: Meyer feels energized, ready to go
• Boys basketball: Warriors wobble but refuse to fall
• North Ridgeville Council urged to address water lines
• Penfield Township dairy farm gets waterbeds to keep its cows happy
• Boy struck by Jeep was likely going to see his grandparents
• Court files missing in Lorain murder case
• Police log for Jan. 13, 2012
• Lorain County remains under winter weather advisory
• Rocky River man’s body found in Vermilion River Reservation
• Elyria teen takes plea deal in robbery that left woman dead
• Winter weather advisory issued for Lorain County
• Man pleads guilty to attack on Elyria officer
• State lawmaker wants to raise interstate speed limit to 70 mph
• Lorain man in fair condition following shooting
• Wrestling: EC forfeits give North Ridgeville a winning edge
• State panel calls ‘White Only’ sign at swimming pool discrimination
• Girls basketball: Titans just have too much talent, size for Vermilion
• Girls basketball: Elyria speeds up game with defense
• Lorain Schools may lay off 150 teachers
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• Township homeowners could be sued if they don’t connect to sewers
• Trial begins for accused hitman from Amherst
• Boy seriously injured by Jeep outside North Ridgeville school
• Critter Chronicles: Zoey & her pups
• Critter Chronicles: Elgin
• Critter Chronicles: Otis
• Critter Chronicles: Althena
• Robert R. Benefiel
• David J. Burtze
• Lorain Schools announces $5 million in cuts
• Man critical after shooting; two in custody
• College basketball: Illinois junior scores 43 as OSU blows lead
• Cavs lose to Jazz in paint
• Auditors say Lorain police need tech upgrade
• Boys basketball: Elyria drilled by Westlake
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• Boys basketball: Patrick Linn erupts for 27; Middies win again
• Man seriously injured after fight outside Lorain bar
• Boys basketball: Columbia survives push from Clippers
• Parents plead guilty to denying 8-year-old cancer care
• Excessive alcohol use may have contributed to death of 20-year-old Wellington man
• North Ridgeville family mourns motorcycle crash victim
• Vermilion athletic director resigns
• Police log for Jan. 11, 2012
• Loren A. Baumann
• Lorna L. Hudgens
• James Ernest Hyer, Jr.
• Earl R. Keller
• John J. Krueck
• Richard J. Nichols
• Police: Man accosted teen girl, demanded pantyhose
• Farm Bureau speaker tells county landowners drilling boom is coming, but be very careful
• Amherst’s Shupe Elementary on the chopping block
• Les Miles, EHS grad and LSU coach, named coach of the year
• North Ridgeville gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Boys basketball: Lake Ridge gets first win over First Baptist
• Brookside grad gets third try at Olympic marathon trials
• BCS national championship: Alabama shuts down LSU for second title in three years
• 4 dead after standoff in southeast Ohio
• Ohio Turnpike: 2011 safest full year in history
• Commissioner spars with videographer over proposal to fire him
• Mailman bitten in Lorain is released from hospital
• Court papers: Man claims assault victim was selling Percocet
• Man who infected women with HIV gets five years
• Paul Martin Centric
• Thomas H. Crozier
• Gertrude M. Gantz
• Eleanor M. Hodkey
• There's still time to register for Spring 2012! In-person and phone registration...
• Ohio gas prices up 28 cents per gallon
• VIDEO: Iconic ConAgra complex in Huron goes out with a bang
• Ohio unclaimed funds agency celebrates 30 years
• Motorcyclist involved in crash has died
• Diocese details use of church sale cash
• Police log for Jan. 9, 2012
• Woman says man choked and groped her
• Fundraisers for Jan. 9, 2012
• Found hand may be bear, not human
• Michael Danny George
• Jerome Michael Powell
• Michael Danny George
• Josephine “Jo” Roberts
• Raymond P. Pritchard
• Orrie J. McKissick
• Jeanne Davis
• James E. Hyer, Jr.
• Robert “Bob” Reich
• College basketball: Sullinger takes charge as Ohio State blows out Iowa
• High school wrestling: Amherst downs Elyria in dual
• Robert “Bob” Reich
• Dean T. Williams
• Jeanne Davis
• Kip E. Raike
• Orrie J. McKissick
• Margaret A. Maurer
• John Edmund McDermott “Jack”
• Boys basketball: Keystone hands Brookside first loss, stays undefeated in PAC
• Boys basketball: Midview comes up big against Vermilion
• Drunken woman accused of assaulting police officer
• Elyria man robbed at gunpoint in bedroom
• Man arrested after police pursuit ends in North Ridgeville
• Elyria woman fires on neighbor she says was breaking into house
• Girls basketball: Nick Dimacchia has turned Clearview into powerhouse
• Wrestling: Two pairs of brothers lift Keystone in quad meet
• Mike Holmgren says Browns will stick with the plan that’s in place
• Invacare hires quality-control specialist as VP
• Feb. 3 deadline set for filings opposing Ohio redistricting
• Some Carlisle Township residents without water
• Lorain County foreclosures fell in 2011
• LCCAA chair: We need culture change
• Crime down in Lorain, police statistics show
• 15 people file to fill at-large Avon Lake Council seat
• New Elyria mayor says she will pay her own transportation and return $5,000 of annual salary
• Boil alert issued for small area of downtown Lorain
• Cedar Point operator set attendance record in 2011
• Man tells North Ridgeville police he ran man over in Michigan
• Judge denies Jimmy Dimora’s plea to halt trial
• Men rob Elyria family at gunpoint inside home
• Browns president Mike Holmgren not discouraged, sticking to plan
• Andrea Bargnani scores 31 to lead Raptors over Cavaliers
• 84-year-old Port Clinton man rescued during attempt to sail around South America
• Girls basketball: Keystone’s 4th-quarter spurt leads to victory over Avon
• Girls basketball: One-two punch helps Vermilion knock out Clearview
• Prison union official to tour merged Grafton facility
• Collector cars charred in Carlisle Township auto shop blaze
• Snowblower thieves strike in Elyria
• Happy New Year!
• North Ridgeville works to clear traffic flow near train tracks
• North Ridgeville may return sweepstake cafe fees
• Critter Chronicles: Sundance
• Critter Chronicles: Dusty
• Bernard L. Giardini
• Jeannine C. Johnson
• Margaret A. Maurer
• Lois A. Nichols
• William S. Senyitko, Sr.
• Kathleen A. Spraggins
• Ritenauer names staff members
• Mass resignations at county community action agency
• Obama bypasses Senate, installs new consumer chief
• Coroner: No sign of foul play in 4-month-old’s death
• Elyria man charged with assaulting police officer
• Boys basketball: Claude Gray takes charge as Avon tops Keystone
• Boys basketball: Middies score final 7 points, stay unbeaten on own court
• Cavs hit the road riding high
• Firefighters put out fire at auto shop
• Michelle Bachmann dropping out of presidential race, adviser says
• Shurmur says he’ll add O-coordinator, but won’t commit to a QB just yet
• UFO group looking in to fireball report near Mansfield
• Mercy hospital inks deal to develop facility in Avon
• Prosecutors allege night of drinking before fatal crash
• School board assailed at Atkinson’s new job
• Police log for Jan. 4, 2012
• Lorain Council waives residency requirement for new mayor’s top aide
• Test results awaited in Elyria admin’s death
• Lorain County Farm Bureau to host informational meeting on oil, gas leases
• Ohio history museum plans 2nd ‘Controversy’ show
• Woman critical after mobile home blaze
• Browns coach Pat Shurmur doesn’t commit to QB Colt McCoy for 2012, will hire offensive coordinator
• UPDATE: 72-year-old woman injured in fire
• Man caught on camera buying TV with stolen credit card
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• Woman burns face due to smoking while on oxygen
• OSU football: Urban Meyer era begins today
• Poor performance vs. Gators caps dismal season for OSU
• Browns’ Sheldon Brown says draft won’t fix things
• Elyria Township firefighters receive piece of 9/11 steel for memorial
• Police say man made threats in YouTube video
• Photo gallery: Winter rolls in with the new year
• Laws aimed at HIV-positive individuals called into question
• Cleveland airport plans improvements in 2012
• Police log for Jan. 3, 2012
• Browns notes: Montario Hardesty hopes for better in ’12
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• Browns clean out lockers following 4-12 season
• New year, same daze: Browns end season with familiar loss to Steelers
• Son born to Mexican couple at EMH is Lorain County’s first baby of year
• Father charged after toddler found walking in street
• Teachers help with hot meals
• Chris Assenheimer: Final game was close, but Browns sill have a long, long way to go
• Police log for Jan. 2, 2012
• Dead puppy found by school
• Browns notes: Seneca Wallace wants chance at starting QB job next season
• Cavs notes: Dan Gilbert concedes Cavs are in rebuilding mode
• Cavaliers pick up defense, knock down threes in rout of Nets
• Browns lose finale 13-9 to Steelers
• Steelers 13, Browns 9: Pittsburgh takes lead in third quarter
• Browns 6, Steelers 3: Pair of Dawson field goals enough for first-half lead
• Browns, Steelers scoreless after 1st quarter
• Browns pregame update: Wind howling on lakefront
• Marilyn L. Hoerig
• Gail R. LaMar
• Alice Bailey
• Michael Savulak, Jr.
• Shirley Diane Golden Whitfield
• Raymond E. Lotko, Sr.
• Dwain F. Griffin “Griff”
• 2011: A look back at the top local sports stories
• Hoosiers do it to Ohio State, too: Make Buckeyes their second big upset victim
• Browns vs. Steelers not likely to be a bland finale
• Browns vs. Steelers: Nickel Package … 5 points of interest in today’s game
• Flying camera hardly a smashing success at Insight Bowl
• Elyria Schools Academic Services director dies
• Downed line causes brief power outage for thousands
• UPDATE: Woman in critical condition after garbage truck hits minivan
• June W. Majesky
• Gail R. LaMar
• Marian C. Hammonds
• Carol Ann Youngless
• Brooklyn Janae “Lil Cricket” Charley
• Sharon Weston Daggett
• Vaughn Eugene Taylor
• Boys basketball: Midview wins DiFranco title
• Boys basketball: Comets fall in consolation game
• No. 1: Crash kills two members of Tomasheski family, injures two more
• No. 2: Controversial exotic animal owner Sam Mazzola found dead
• No. 3: Manhunt ensues after deputy is shot
• No. 4: Ohioans fight Senate Bill 5
• No. 5: Four incumbent mayors voted out of office
• No. 6: Big announcements from Ford, Republic Steel
• No. 7: 2011 is wettest year on record
• No. 8: Holly Dembie stabbed to death by her husband
• No. 9: County struggles to cut budget
• No. 10: Redistricting chops county into three congressional districts
• Former Clearview star to play in bowl game tonight
• Wrestling: Lorain nabs title thanks to Devin Hill’s pin
• Wrestling: Brookside breaks through at Vermilion tourney
• Browns: Colt McCoy has no hard feelings about concussion foul up
• $3.6 million in Ohio tax refunds unclaimed
• Former LCCC bookstore manager and friend indicted
• FirstEnergy inks deal to supply Lorain power, put name on Pipe Yard
• 2011’s 22 traffic crash fatalities match 2010 total
• Elyria water worker accused of racial remark gets his job back
• Police log for Dec. 30, 2011
• Lorain enters power deal with First Energy
• Browns QB Colt McCoy talks, doesn’t blame team’s medical staff
• Lorain woman reports shots fired into home
• Holiday Survey Form
• Police log for Dec. 29, 2011
• Concerns raised over Clearview’s closed-door interviews
• Vermilion police suspect link between burglaries
• Cavs bully smaller Pistons to grab first win
• Boys basketball: Elyria wins Classic title
• Girls basketball: Avon comes back, beats Amherst to win tourney
• OSU’s William Buford tames Northwestern
• Browns: Plenty talk of big hit as Steelers come back to town
• Ohio awarded $21 million for children’s health coverage
• Police: 2,000 toys stolen from Toys for Tots over the weekend
• Chase Ritenauer takes the reins in Lorain
• Kucinich will face Kaptur in March
• Lorain police auxiliary offer New Year’s Eve rides
• Charges dismissed in BMV misuse case
• FirstEnergy to supply discounted electricity to city buildings
• Driver injured in rest-stop crash
• Browns offensive tackle Joe Thomas makes 5th straight Pro Bowl
• High school basketball: Slow start no problem for Pioneers
• Snow blamed for lottery ticketing glitch
• Troopers plan stepped up DUI patrols this weekend
• High school basketball: Titans trump Shoremen, roll into finals
• Woman charged with misuse of 911
• New mayor says she will seek to build ‘community of opportunity’ in city
• Teen escapes serious injury when Jeep strikes power pole, barn
• Retired Lorain dentist faces another lawsuit in girl’s death
• Critter Chronicles: Rocko
• Melissa “Missy” JoAnn Burrer Anderzack
• Robyn Lee Cregar
• David A. Csongedi
• Willis F. “Bub” Deaton
• Howard W. Jordan
• Patricia Ann Loving
• Software gets tough on crime
• UPDATE: Man killed in U.S. Route 20 crash; 6 injured
• Police: Girlfriend held against will in rampage
• Clearview to interview board candidates
• Ingeborg Fedinets
• Treva M. Fulton
• Gerre Lou Gerken
• Thomas Samuel Leach
• Randolph S. “Randy” Novosielski
• Phyllis Jane Presler
• Victims of fatal North Ridgeville crash identified
• UPDATE: Man killed in U.S. Route 20 crash
• Irving will start at point guard tonight
• Helen Kunch
• The Dash Between: Dale Meredith served in Army, played softball, sang at church, helped those in need
• Police log for Dec. 26, 2011
• Krasienko says that while he may have failed at the polls, he was a success at the job
• Congregation buys long-suffering parishioner a car
• Scott Petrak: It’s not hard to spot the Browns’ mistakes
• LeBron, Heat open season with rout of Mavericks
• Packers clinch home field with win over Bears
• Many current NFL players would hide concussions and play
• NFL’s playoff picture starting to shape up
• Two killed in North Ridgeville crash
• Willis F. “Bub” Deaton
• James “Jim” Walter Wantuck
• Helen Kunch
• Hugs for the holidays: Elyria man returns from deployment to joyous family
• Lorain school board president faces DUI charge
• Ravens 20, Browns 14: Mistakes doom Cleveland comeback
• Cavaliers 2011-12: Building year ahead
• Rick Noland: Cavs season not about wins and losses
• Cavaliers: 2011-12 player bios
• Obituary: Softball a big part of Fedak’s life
• NBA: Regular season opens today
• Lorain police officer charged with domestic violence
• Driver in fair condition after fiery car crash
• Harold L. Bowling
• Helen J. Harris
• Jae’Von Riley Harding
• Holiday closings, meals
• Congregation’s gift moves Lorain woman
• Hanukkah celebration in full swing
• Santa’s helpers continue 80-year-old Brownhelm Township tradition
• ROUNDUP: Dec. 24, 2011
• BLOTTER: Dec. 24, 2011
• Browns know they must slow Rice if they hope to beat the Ravens today
• A holiday gift from a golden voice
• Woman charged with arson
• Applicants sought for Avon Lake Council spot
• County offers Christmas tree recycling
• Holiday closings and meals
• Oberlin, Wellington and Vermilion get block grant funds
• BLOTTER: Dec. 23, 2011
• Hillis hoping to give Browns fans wins over Ravens, Steelers for Christmas
• Browns notes: D’Qwell Jackson not happy with Harrison comments
• Craft shows his worth in No. 2 Ohio State’s win over Miami of Ohio
• New rules may affect Avon Lake power plant
• Army: Recruiters not at fault in Vermilion man’s death
• Man hospitalized after flipping SUV
• Commissioners approve county transit fare hike
• Browns cornerback Sheldon Brown believes he has plenty left in the tank
• Five months in jail for man who taped woman in bathroom
• Browns notes: NFL won’t punish Browns for handling of McCoy
• BLOTTER: Dec. 22, 2011
• Russo: Ohio State made out OK
• Girls basketball: Brunswick 53, Elyria 48
• 15 Minutes with Dr. Ed Karshner
• Browns QB Colt McCoy still not cleared to return
• Oberlin man guilty of murder in Cleveland stabbing
• Critter Chronicles: Chyna
• Critter Chronicles: Misty
• Critter Chronicles: Dollie
• Critter Chronicles: Murray
• Critter Chronicles: Murray
• NCAA hits Ohio State with sanctions, including 2012 bowl ban
• Sullinger returns to help No. 2 OSU roll over Lamar
• McCoy concussion sparks NFL to enact new rule
• Browns notes: Marecic returns to practice after second concussion
• Siwierka and Jaykel to fill safety-service roles for Brinda
• Late turnover costs Cavs preseason win against Pistons
• Brinda taps Siwierka as safety-service director
• Amherst names new safety-service director
• NCAA sanctions Ohio State
• Browns QB Colt McCoy still not cleared; Seneca Wallace likely to start Saturday
• Sheffield Lake fire damages house
• In the dark, gunfire and a piercing pain: Deputy Charles Crausaz recalls night he was wounded
• Cuts likely to include 21 school staff in Amherst
• Meeting to discuss lakefront substation
• Lorain Council members sworn in; including Dennis Flores for his second go-around
• Elyria officials say their goodbyes
• Girls basketball: Clearview defense stifles Midview
• Ohio State: Big expectations greet Meyer in first season
• Scott Petrak: Browns in need of playmakers
• Browns: McCoy still waiting on medical clearance
• Cavaliers: Samuels ready to work
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• Browns QB Colt McCoy hasn’t been cleared to practice
• Kim Jong Il, North Korea’s ‘Dear Leader,’ dead at 69
• Secret Santa pays off layaway tab for 23 Avon Walmart customers
• 400 attend annual Tuba Christmas at Lorain Palace Theatre
• Woman in critical condition after being thrown from car
• Browns blow 10-point lead in fourth quarter, lose to Cardinals in OT
• Goodell, players union say Browns failed after McCoy hit
• Avon wide receiver Matt Eckhardt hauls in the 2011 Golden Helmet
• Elyria’s France, Midview’s McClinton win 2011 Lombardi Awards
• Amherst downs Midview to win Lorain County hockey tournament
• Juanita M. Fasick
• Arthur A. Fedak
• Anna Helen Snyder
• Kenneth Wirkner
• Elsie K. Showalter
• Nettie L. Farnsworth
• Betty L. Gunter
• The real McCoy? West Coast veteran Seneca Wallace gets chance to see if he can get Browns’ struggling offense moving
• First storm of season dumps inches of snow on county
• 79-year-old hurt in Nov. 22 crash dies
• High school wrestling notes: An early season rivalry begins
• Lorain calls snow parking ban
• Ronald “Ron” Simpkins, Sr.
• Robert Mervyn Nicholls
• Loreen H. Montague Little
• Sandra L. Sycz
• Geneva M. Knechtges
• Elsie K. Showalter
• Eddie Scott
• Boys basketball: Elyria Catholic hits free throws when they count, downs Avon
• Boys basketball: Elyria catches Brunswick but falls in overtime
• Boys basketball: Wellington turns close game into rout with 31-0 run against Clearview
• Indians: Tribe adds three players to the fold
• Browns QB Colt McCoy out for Sunday; TE Ben Watson headed to IR
• North Ridgeville’s Ashley Montgomery off to a record start
• Cavs’ Antawn Jamison happy again
• GM Tom Heckert feels Browns have made progress in ’11
• 2 local athletes competing for national championship tonight with Mount Union
• Ohio unemployment takes biggest one-month drop in nearly 30 years
• Light tower’s collapse baffles Crushers and Avon officials
• Investigators: Deputy was shot by friendly fire
• County chopped into 3 districts as Kasich OKs plan
• Elyria Council committee settles on option for redrawn wards
• Not-Forgotten Box reaches goal but still accepting donations
• Avon Schools chief Jim Reitenbach to retire
• Lorain teachers’ union pushes to cut public funds for charter schools
• Ruth Puhalla-Craig
• Ruth Eleanor Farschman
• Esther L. Groner
• Mary Sayre Haverstock
• Terrence (Terry) John Horn
• Geneva M. Knechtges
• Browns GM Heckert: No decisions made on McCoy and Hillis, but team wants to bring back LB Jackson
• Deputy’s shooting was friendy fire, investigators say
• Browns QB Colt McCoy sent home again; Seneca Wallace expected to start
• Wounded deputy released from hospital
• Lorain man arrested for shooting woman outside bar
• Wind takes out light pole at Crushers’ stadium
• North Ridgeville grad a consensus All-American at Western Michigan
• Cavs waive veteran point guard Baron Davis
• Colt McCoy wasn’t tested for concussion, Holmgren says
• Wrestling: Midview flexes muscle against EC, Clearview
• Lake Erie has worst toxic algae ever, officials say
• Lorain Schools announces cuts: 27 to be laid off, more than $6M in cuts planned
• City of Elyria sues couple over wildlife feeding
• Deputy hopes for quick release, family says shooter had been acting strange
• Two days left to donate to Not-Forgotten Box
• Commissioners OK first-quarter budget
• Land owners in county’s southern end enter lease deals with gas companies
• Critter Chronicles
• Critter Chronicles: Casper
• Critter Chronicles: Desmond
• Lorain school district cuts 18 teachers, outlines deficit reduction plan
• HELICOPTER VIDEO: Manhunt for gunman who shot sheriff’s deputy
• Police log for Dec. 14, 2011
• AUDIO: 911 call about man who shot sheriff’s deputy
• Browns president Mike Holmgren confirms McCoy didn’t have concussion test on sideline, defends coach, medical staff
• Elyria eyes grant funds for splash pad
• Calling all actors! LCCC's Theatre Department announces auditions for the spring...
• Woman shot in the foot outside Elyria bar
• Elyria mayor-elect looks to eliminate longevity for new hires
• Elyria library selects new leader
• Friends say shooting suspect was off medications
• Sheriff’s deputy shooting timeline
• 17-year-old LifeFlighted from North Ridgeville crash
• Incident dredges painful memories for former deputy shot in 2000
• Gun shop sees increased traffic from customers seeking safety
• Critter Chronicles: King
• Albin Michael Brinda
• LCCC will offer courses in Sustainable Agriculture this spring semester as part...
• AUDIO: Listen to scanner traffic from last night’s LaGrange incident
• Laugh and Love Tour
• Sell Your Textbooks at the Textbook Buyback Event from Commodore Books & More. B...
• Cavs top pick Kyrie Irving’s game already drawing praise
• Nearly 5,000 people applied for Cleveland casino jobs yesterday
• Vermilion boil alert lifted
• Pat Shurmur adament Browns followed medical procedure on Colt McCoy
• Gov. Kasich not sure about welfare drug tests
• James Harrison says McCoy hit doesn’t warrant a suspension
• Police: Pizza driver robbed at gunpoint
• Indians offer contracts to all unsigned players
• Council halts Lorain mayor-elect’s job shuffling
• Police log for Dec. 13, 2011
• Elyria sets up new email, text alert system
• Sheriff’s deputy upgraded to fair condition following shooting
• BREAKING: Deputy shot in LaGrange
• Cavs re-sign veteran Parker
• Browns coach Pat Shurmur defends team, but won’t answer if QB Colt McCoy had concussion test
• Don't wait to register for Spring 2012 classes – LCCC’s Campus is Closed Decembe...
• 15 Minutes: Meet Christmas enthusiast Larry Kuchenrither
• Boil alert issued for Vermilion
• Browns QB Colt McCoy not at practice after suffering concussion
• Man arrested for attempted carjacking in Avon Lake
• Elyrian native Peggy Yetman wins at Ironman
• Greater Cleveland Aquarium holding job fair today
• Cleveland casino posts 750 more job openings
• LCCC’s Office of Campus Security encourages all students to review the process C...
• Man charged after torching mattress
• Police log for Dec. 12, 2011
• Lorain Utilities Department acting on EPA report
• Elyria teen hurt in 3-vehicle crash
• Photo gallery: Christmas tree shopping in Avon
• Milestones for 12/11/2011
• Donald E. “Doc” Bardar
• Lacy Claud Griffea
• James “Jim” Clifford Moran, Jr.
• Robert J. Priebe
• Ward Redistricting
• Robert E. Bosley
• Charlotte Aleta Bender
• Velma Grambley
• James W. White
• Terrence (Terry) John Horn
• Catherine Dieckhoner
• Cora I. Aldrich
• Edward J. “Ed” Stawicki
• Rodger Merl Sanker
• Julius Eklics
• Esther G. Jackson
• Norma B. Hurst
• James W. White
• Lois Ann “Dodie” McKenna
• Catherine Dieckhoner
• James D. “Jim” Barlow
• Should Colt McCoy have played? Browns coach Pat Shurmur defends decision, says no one knew quarterback had a concussion
• Cavs’ Baron Davis still around, hopes to stay
• Holley comes up huge: Elyria Catholic downs Vermilion behind sophomore’s 21 points and 15 rebounds
• Boys basketball: Midview asserts itself early, rolls over North Ridgeville
• Browns coach Pat Shurmur defends team’s handling of Colt McCoy’s concussion
• North Ridgeville police still investigating alleged abduction
• First Baptist bounces back as Zac Singletary sizzles
• Not-Forgotten Box toy drive needs big push in last week
• Wrestling: Midview hopes wins over Rangers, ’Horns set tone for big year
• Cleveland casino buying Ritz-Carlton and office tower
• Report: Cavs to let Baron Davis go in amnesty move
• Gilbert emails league on proposed Paul trade
• Was last night the beginning of the end for Colt McCoy?
• New gym has Elyria jumping
• Boil alert prompts reverse 911 inquiries
• Police log for Dec. 9, 2011
• Software helps police catch suspected burglar
• Schools cancel talk by comics CEO amid sexual harassment allegations
• Browns’ mistakes again cost them a chance at a big upset vs. Steelers
• FDA may idle Invacare plant
• Critter Chronicles: Elliot
• Critter Chronicles: Sammy
• Critter Chronicle: Precious
• Critter Chronicles: Bear
• Browns waste chance, trail Steelers 7-3 after 1st quarter
• Browns pregame update: RB Peyton Hillis active
• Time Warner cable upgrade causes service outage
• The Elyria water boil alert has been canceled and all LCCC water systems are bac...
• to the Computer Games...
• Penn State’s Jerry Sandusky free on bond
• Va. Tech locked down after officer, 1 other are killed
• Wrestling preview: Twin brothers from Keystone have state championship dreams
• EHS gym debuts Saturday; tickets available at the door only
• Lorain men arrested, accused of running heroin distribution ring
• Girls basketball: Free throws give EC a win over Vermilion
• Girls basketball: Westlake defense stifles Amherst
• Transit fares will likely go up
• Agencies’ donation will keep children’s shelters open
• County dispatch merger scheduled for Dec. 18
• Zoning board OKs St. Joe’s veterans shelter
• Firelands students raising funds for crash victims
• Although the The City of Elyria Water Department has lifted the Boil Alert for t...
• Boil alert lifted
• Critter Chronicles: Lucy
• Lois B. Crawford
• Carole J. Galvan
• Patricia Ann Grapes
• VIDEO: Today’s Elyria mayor’s roundtable
• The BOIL ALERT for the City of Elyria water system has been extended to at least...
• Elyria mayor to run for commissioner
• Zero Proof Mix-Off winning recipes
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered at 70th anniversary
• Law enforcement ‘Food Fight’ for charity under way
• Boys basketball: Stellar defensive showing lifts Avon Lake over North Ridgeville
• Betty Sutton to challenge Jim Renacci for 16th District House seat
• Boys basketball: EC stops late Firelands rally
• Cavs to open Dec. 26 at the Q
• Back to the start for Colt McCoy as he faces Steelers
• Reputed Elyria gang member going to prison for 4 years
• Police log for Dec. 7, 2011
• Pearl Harbor ceremony 11 a.m. today at VFW
• The City of Elyria Water Department and Health Department have issued a BOIL ALE...
• Ford deal official: $128M investment planned at Ohio Assembly
• Greg Zilka defeats Karl Zuber in Avon Lake
• Elyria Boil Alert in Effect until 4 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011
• Boil alert issued for Elyria, Amherst and Elyria Township, parts of Sheffield Township
• Famous Harlem Globetrotters at Quicken Loans Arena
• Democrats criticize Kasich’s involvement in Ford deal
• Guns N’ Roses, Beastie Boys, Chili Peppers lead Rock Hall list
• Elyria Mayor Bill Grace gives his farewell address
• Boy run over at Lorain elementary school
• Police: Man shot in arm during robbery attempt
• Time Warner Cable has corrected the problem that was preventing some students fr...
• Browns update: QB Colt McCoy, RB Peyton Hillis set to play vs. Steelers
• Mom accused of abandoning son turns herself in
• Newest EC goalie gets a crash course at the position
• Browns have to set aside pain of Ravens loss quickly
• Girls basketball: Columbia fights back from early deficit, but runs out of gas at end
• LIVE VIDEO: Governor’s press conference at Avon Lake Ford plant
• Rain puts big damper on Ohio deer-gun season
• Group honors sheriff who led wild exotic animal hunt
• Lorain seeking $50,000 grant to rehab Century Park beach house
• Woman indicted, accused of lying about shooting
• Police log for Dec. 6, 2011
• Anthony Sowell’s house being demolished today
• Avon Lake voters head to polls for mayor runoff
• U.S. Marshals now taking tips by text and Web
• Gulf Road bridge reopens
• Browns update: QB Colt McCoy has knee sprain, RB Peyton Hillis hip strain
• United Way collecting hats, gloves and scarves this week
• Men arrested with $70,000 of cocaine
• Man arrested after high-speed turnpike chase
• to all who attended the 10th A...
• Separate fires damage Lorain home
• Browns get run ragged, outclassed by Ravens
• Browns headed south in rugged AFC North Division
• OSU in Gator Bowl vs. Urban Meyer’s old team
• Post office planning to close 10 Ohio processing centers
• 15 Minutes: Meet Elyria plow driver Mark West
• Struggling Midway Mall looks for ways to stay competitive
• Video, photos: Rock placed as memorial for bike accident victim
• Ohio gas prices jump 8 cents a gallon
• Police log for Dec. 5, 2011
• Photo gallery: Angels Haven Horse Rescue fundraiser
• Browns manhandled by Ravens, 24-10
• Ravens 17, Browns 3: Cleveland scores but trails after three quarters
• Browns down 10-0 to Ravens at halftime
• Browns 0, Ravens 0: McCoy hurt in opening quarter
• Browns RB Montario Hardesty active for today’s game vs. Ravens
• Richard “Rick” W. Littlehales
• Helen V. Lance
• Betty Ann Wilbur
• Elaine Bruce Harlan
• Mikki M. Halstead
• Santa Claus, lights back at Ely Square
• Adopted dog entangled in custody dispute
• Zilka, Zuber head to tight runoff Tuesday
• Patrol names man killed in crash
• Erma L. Cobb
• Donald R. Marquis
• Hazel D. Bahret
• Emily Macbeth
• Christine K. Kacic
• Dream gets run down: Avon can’t stop Trotwood’s running attack, falls in state final
• Shaun Bennett: Don’t expect Avon to go away as long as Mike Elder sticks around
• Avon feeling blue thanks to Trotwood’s Green
• Browns: Jayme Mitchell glad to have his health and his starting job back
• We have our winners! Congratulations to Maggie Boley of Grafton, Laura Hite of E...
• Leadership Lorain County names 2012 Difference Makers
• Mom arrested, accused of abandoning 1-year-old while shoplifting
• Zero Proof Mix-off promotes non-alcoholic drinks for the holidays
• Postal Service warns about e-mail scam
• Elyria High’s new gymnasium will be ready for boys hoops opener
• Photo gallery: Avon football pep rally
• Vermilion students accused of Facebook threats are expelled
• Cavaliers: Anthony Parker in plans, if he wants to be
• Girls basketball: Firelands’ defense handles Midview
• Firefighters put out North Ridgeville garage fire
• Avon coach Mike Elder, a football and family man
• Browns: Peyton Hillis in good health, spirits
• Abbe Road crash victim remains in critical condition
• Police log for Dec. 2, 2011
• Attention Students: The MyCampus maintenance scheduled for this weekend has been...
• Woman in critical after Abbe Road crash
• MyCampus Transactions and PeopleSoft Down for Maintenance this Weekend The syste...
• Zero Proof Mix-Off tonight at LCCC
• Man rescued from Black River
• Man indicted in 2-year-old Elyria girl’s death
• Both sides insist judge make Ohio remap choice
• Ohio’s teen birth rate drops to 21-year low
• Ohio State police ask for permission to patrol off campus
• High school hockey: Holy Name rocks EC in league opener
• Browns players still talking about release of long snapper
• Girls basketball: Lorain cruises past Avon Lake
• State championship football: Transfer has helped Avon’s opponent
• Audit tops new Mayor Holly Brinda’s agenda
• North Ridgeville man found dead had likely been spotted earlier
• Avon school spirit runs high as the big game approaches
• County asks state to give back $30 million
• It's a festive day here at LCCC! Visit Santa inside Commodore Books and More fro...
• Grace to reflect on his administration at Rotary meeting
• Drivers hurt in head-on collision
• Man hurt in wrong-way crash on 57
• UPDATE: North Abbe Road crash injures two
• MyCampus will be down for maintenance from 5 p.m., Friday, December 2 until 7 a....
• Cameras coming to Elyria’s downtown
• Midview Middle School getting roof installed with energy-saving features
• College basketball: No. 2 Ohio State beats No. 3 Duke
• Baby hospitalized for fractured skull, dad arrested
• Four area football players make All-Ohio first team
• Holly Brinda wants city involved in land bank
• Browns’ Ryan Pontbriand released after several errors
• High school bowling: Elyria’s Emily Henceroth shed her tutu to begin stellar career on lanes
• High school bowling: North Ridgeville set to lead area boys
• Columbus jail to start charging inmates for their stays
• Man arrested for trying to steal police car
• Oberlin and Wellington school board races headed to recounts
• Convicted killer goes on trial for robberies
• Body found on North Ridgeville lawn
• Man gets 3 years probation in anthrax hoax
• State Sen. Gayle Manning sponsors ‘Blue Alert’ bill
• Police log for Nov. 30, 2011
• Critter Chronicles: Trixie
• Man sues former hostages, says they broke promise
• Former employee arrested for Animal House burglary
• Body found on North Ridgeville lawn
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• Governor considers forgiving welfare overpayments
• Chiquita to move headquarters from Ohio under deal approved today
• Clearview middle school student found with knife
• Avon offers tickets to state football final
• Avon football: 1st-teamers O’Rourke, Eckhardt head list of 8 All-Ohioans
• Browns: Greg Little’s first TD came with four big drops
• Urban Meyer returns home to coach OSU
• Ex-OSU player from Elyria glad to have Urban Meyer as coach
• Vermilion’s AuBree LaForce lifts Sailors past Falcons
• Cleveland council votes to allow food trucks
• Next Elyria mayor looking to fill five positions
• Lorain mayor-elect to attend Harvard conference
• Elyria may turn West Park pool into splash park
• Prison worker accused of sexual relations with prisoner
• Browns LB Scott Fujita out with broken hand
• Shots fired into Lorain home overnight
• Three more days! Learn more about the many great reasons to register from Sprin...
• Flooding possible tonight and tomorrow
• ESPN report: Urban Meyer hired as Ohio State coach
• Strong start falls apart as Browns slip to 4-7
• Josh Cribbs voices frustration after another defeat
• Ohio gas prices fall another 11 cents a gallon
• 15 Minutes: Meet Christmas tree salesman Greg Puskas
• Man dies in Grafton Township crash
• Gunfight reported outside bar in South Lorain
• Man with 39 suspensions caught driving again
• Police log for Nov. 28, 2011
• Man dies in Grafton Township crash
• Browns fall in Cincinnati, 23-20
• Browns clinging to 20-17 lead after 3 quarters
• Browns lead Bengals 17-7 at halftime
• Browns, Bengals tied at 7 after first quarter
• Browns update: RB Peyton Hillis active; RB Montario Hardesty not expected to play
• Gulf Road Bridge over I-90
• Lawrence (Larry) C. Silva
• Margaret Dalton Murray
• Carl Alfred “Buzz” Manzo June 7, 1938-October 22, 2011
• Cynthia Eileen Allen
• Nathaniel M. Thomas, Sr.
• Lois E. Hoover
• Thousands turn out to enjoy Light Up Lorain
• Burglar targets Ohio Pet Placement
• Study finds no higher cancer risk in N.R.
• The Dash Between: Sophia Bedocs: A woman who was ahead of her time
• John A. Wirth
• Sister Margaret Mary McGovern, SND
• Dennis M. King
• Lawrence (Larry) C. Silva
• Robert J. Schumm
• Audrey McRoberts
• Earl K. Riley
• Quest for deals a calm one at local stores
• New Turnpike director welcomes discussion of possible lease
• Car strikes utility pole, disrupts power in Elyria
• (Update) Browns RB Peyton Hillis practices, is a “gametime decision”
• Turkey Trot: Zak Wilburn wins second straight for his dad
• Saturday hours added tomorrow for Not-Forgotten Box donations
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis returns to practice; status for Sunday uncertain
• Lorain County holiday classic: EC looking to defend title
• Black Friday shoppers evacuated from Walmart after power outage
• Courtney Thompson youngest bowler to roll perfect game
• Four senior linebackers leading the way for Avon’s defense tonight
• Police log for Nov. 25, 2011
• Aurora player dies in car crash a day before tonight’s Avon game
• State setting up cameras to monitor highway traffic
• Black Friday shoppers out in force
• Lewis E. “Bud” Richardson
• Helen F. Niskey
• John A. Wirth
• Merle E. Howard
• Janet Marie Bialorucki
• Ready, set, shop! Black Friday Q&A
• Report: 26,500 Ohioans abusing free cell phone program
• Housing authority offers free wireless Internet to help residents pull out of poverty
• Commissioners delay plan to implement building codes in townships
• Prosecutor says former cop has oddest defense he’s ever heard in theft trial
• Redistricting leaves Ohio House races in limbo
• New Ohio license plates and driver’s licenses to be unveiled Monday
• Urban Meyer says he has no deal to coach OSU
• Sizemore happy in Cleveland, opts to sign 1-year deal
• High school football: Special years for Firelands, Avon pay off in top awards
• Vigil, prayers for teacher and driver critically hurt in Russia Road crash
• Domestic judges find $500,000 in cost cuts
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Lorain man in critical condition after crash overnight
• Section of Route 57 memorializing JFK may honor veterans, too
• Free meals today
• Police log for Nov. 24, 2011
• Roberta M. Jones
• George Arthur Larsen
• Ida M. DeMarco
• Fred Lee Peterson
• Critter Chronicles: Augie
• Vigil held for wreck victims
• Critter Chronicles: Harley
• Browns RB Montario Hardesty practices
• Chronicle family remembers ‘Coop’ Hudnutt a year after death
• VIDEO: Police believe Dairy Mart holdups are related
• Boys swimming: Avon Lake’s Ethan O’Rourke driven to succeed
• Girls swimming: Taylor Sustersic back to lead EC
• Interim OSU coach facing big game and plenty of questions
• FBI arrests 7 in Amish haircut attacks in Ohio
• Police log for Nov. 23, 2011
• Rookie cop cited for crash
• Deal-driven shoppers already camping out for Black Friday
• 2 critically hurt in Russia Road crash
• Man gets 4 years for pimping teen
• John Kenneth Eibon
• Helen Josephine Supers
• Christine Renee Caswell
• Fred Lee Peterson
• Jean A. Evans
• UPDATED: Two injured in Russia Road crash
• LIVE VIDEO: Head-on accident on Russia Road
• Police: Bloody man arrested after trying to fight officers
• Elyria Subway robbed at gunpoint
• Amherst shooting report a hoax, police say
• College bookseller hiring
• College basketball: Buckeyes lean on defense, roll
• Motivation not one of OSU’s problems vs. Michigan
• A win means not having to say sorry for Browns
• NBA should care that few fans seem to
• Dragon Ranch Golf Club shuts down restaurant, lays off 15-20 people
• Trumpet player from Elyria to march in Macy’s parade
• Lorain Council OKs conversion of steel mill plant to recycling center
• Fee could be imposed for storm-water compliance
• Nordson may move jobs out of Amherst
• Vermilion man takes plea deal for infecting women with HIV
• Roy L. Hisle
• Larry W. Rader
• Julia Agnes Donohue
• Betty Ruth Mullins
• Dwight L. Brown
• Virginia I. DeFields
• Bennie White, Jr.
• Betty Ruth Mullins
• Robber scared away from North Ridge Road Dairy Mart
• Browns coach Pat Shurmur says QB Colt McCoy’s right shoulder is fine
• Man taken to the hospital after being hit by bus
• Police: Officer failed to stop for red light
• Lorain police announce stepped-up patrols Wednesday
• Ohio bans anti-Michigan license plates
• Salvation Army red kettle taken at knifepoint
• 2 inmates escape in Cincinnati, one still at large
• Bad-luck Browns finally catch a break
• Browns’ Colt McCoy showing signs of life
• Police log for Nov. 21, 2011
• Boyfriend allegedly slashes woman’s arm
• 15 Minutes: Meet pottery artist Laura Wowk
• Some customers say Columbia Gas should reimburse them for weekend without heat
• Photo gallery: Truck goes through apartment wall
• Crash sends Elyria police officer to hospital
• Elyria officer taken to hospital after crash
• Browns survive final drive, beat Jaguars 14-10
• Browns, Jaguars tied at 7 entering 4th quarter
• Browns, Jaguars tied at 7 at halftime
• Browns, Jaguars scoreless after 1st quarter
• Browns RB Montario Hardesty inactive; Chris Ogbonnaya will start 3rd straight
• Louis W. Andersen
• James Leonard Summerton
• Norman Clay Wall
• Roseanna Lynn Parsons
• Sandra Kay Burkey
• Roberta J. Kirkendall Dosky
• Floyd E. Williams, Jr.
• Dwight L. Brown
• Nancy A. Chastain
• Sandra Sue Bruhn
• Irene Marie Tapper
• Sandra Kay Burkey
• Dr. James Lowell Rush
• Sheila V. Williams
• Dane Penton Leimbach
• Jeffery W. Gessner
• Laura Allyne (nee Gwin) Cramer
• Curtis H. New
• Gary A. Diederich
• Red Cross opens as warming center
• Are you a nursing student from Lorain? A radiology tech student from Elyria? A p...
• Browns WR Mohamed Massaquoi expected to play Sunday; RB Montario Hardesty will be a gametime decision
• Wireless store workers arrested for assault after man says they kicked him out
• Lorain police warn about loosened lug nuts
• OSU’s Posey to make 2011 debut against Penn State
• Football playoffs: Film study has helped Avon’s O’Rourke excel
• Four Elyria athletes sign letters of intent
• Former Brown Matt Roth still wild, solid in Jacksonville
• Lorain County Community College to share $3.2M grant
• Craigslist jobseeker found dead in southern Ohio grave
• Townships discuss levies Sheriff’s Office patrols
• Ridgeville teacher on leave after bikini photo, possible sexual contact with student
• Elyria man added to Marshals’ ‘Dangerous Dozen’ list
• Karl Zuber, Gregory Zilka headed for runoff for Avon Lake mayor
• Sears considering moving headquarters to Ohio
• Faulty fan causes fire at vacant home
• Police say Sheffield Lake apartment blaze was set by woman trying to kill herself
• Police log for Nov. 18, 2011
• Men attack 82-year-old walking down the street with walker
• Ground Round to open tomorrow
• Church offers service for those who have experienced loss of loved ones this year
• North Ridgeville teacher accused of possible relationship with student
• Jimmy Dimora asks to combine charges in one trial
• Photo gallery: Elyria High gym coming along
• North Ridgeville teacher placed on leave
• Football playoffs: Tiffin Columbian, Avon have similar styles
• Football: 3 county players named tops in district
• Browns can’t find the goal line at home
• Lorain County all-star volleyball: Seniors shine one last time
• EC’s Sara Kaminski is Lorain County Miss Volleyball
• Republic announces $87M plan that will bring 449 jobs
• County will need to slash millions, commissioners say
• Brookside teacher saves choking student
• Republic Steel to build electric arc furnace, add 449 jobs
• Elyria mom arrested for attacking teen
• Ross Foundation to give Midview $350K to redo football field
• Browns coach Pat Shurmur expects safety T.J. Ward to play again this year
• Small fire reported at Davis-Besse power plant
• Comets star Jennifer Sutton signs with South Dakota State
• The CT’s Scott Petrak grades the Browns
• Judge reduces funding demand to county commissioners
• Avon Lake mayoral candidate taking signs down for holiday
• Elyria police approved for new wheels
• Marshals’ task force recognized for 25,000th arrest
• Ohio could execute at least seven people next year
• Ohio wants money back from welfare mistakes more than 10 years ago
• Kipton mayor seeks Kokoski’s commissioner seat
• Vermilion puts athletic director on leave amid other changes
• Police log for Nov. 16, 2011
• Republic Steel plans major investment in Lorain
• Man executed for shooting three sons while they slept
• Congratulations to the LCCC Women’s Volleyball team for its fourth place finish...
• Family whose house burned victimized again after break-in
• Truck driver rescues man from submerged car
• Execution on hold until court rules
• NBA players reject latest proposal, vows to head to court
• OSU vs. Penn State: Big Ten giants have hit some hard times
• Browns still kicking themselves over loss
• Elyria’s Cabbil, Wellington’s Schmidt hope to get B-W on track
• OSU basketball excited to get tested early
• Officials: $900 stolen in slaying, AK-47 recovered
• Something smells in Lorain, firefighters say
• Lorain auditor warns of $3 million deficit by 2013
• Griffin gets 43 years to life for murder
• Lorain auditor projects $3 million deficit for 2013
• Browns: Rams DL James Hall got piece of Phil Dawson’s missed field goal
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis, safety T.J. Ward ruled out for next game
• Lorain man gets 43 years to life for aggravated murder
• 911 AUDIO: Sheriff’s investigators don’t think fatal shooting was random
• Police log for Nov. 14, 2011
• Oberlin College kicks off hunger awareness week
• Cleveland dad charged after wipe is found in baby’s throat
• Teen charged with raping 5-year-old in McDonald’s play area
• Execution set for tomorrow will be Ohio’s first since May
• Governor declares Winter Safety Awareness Week
• Cleveland waterfront development plan to be unveiled today
• OSU graduation rates on the rise
• Barber letting customers name their prices
• Family hoping to find long-lost sister for second reunion
• Week 11 Power Points Correction
• 15 Minutes: Meet homeless advocate Cindi Manning
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lorain County to auction off decorated bowling pins as part of Bowl for Kids’ Sake
• Amherst Council member to run for commissioner’s seat
• Stolen vehicle crashed into Lorain garage early Sunday
• Browns lose 13-12 to Rams on missed field goal
• Browns up 12-10 heading into fourth quarter
• Browns down 10-9 at halftime
• Browns lead 3-0 after first quarter
• Browns update: Usama Young to start at safety, Emmanuel Stephens at defensive end
• Sophia C. Bedocs
• Edward J. Muzilla
• Wayne F. White
• Josephine L. Skaggs (nee Brink)
• Maria Sapecki
• Ruth Geiger-Farr
• Blanche C. Tarhalla
• Lynn T. Bearer
• Man dies after gunfight at New Russia Township home
• Blanche C. Tarhalla
• Catherine “Katie” Farr
• Jacob John Carmon
• Thomas “Smokey” Stover
• Sudden impact: After slow start, Eagles go crazy in second half, blow away Toledo Central Catholic
• Avon’s Matt Eckhardt has second half to remember
• Browns rookie receiver Greg Little still a little off his game
• Browns notes: After sharing a job, Usama Young, Mike Adams to take the field together
• Boxing: Lorain’s Wilkins Santiago thrilled to be getting back in the ring
• Girls soccer: Elyria High grad Jon Felton has Strongsville in state finals yet again
• Soul to Sole makes annual distribution of new shoes to kids
• LifeFlight called for man run over by tractor
• Pandy’s founder Maynard ‘J.R.’ Pandy dies at 72
• Elyria brother and sister get a big surprise at Veterans Day ceremony
• Elyria High fall play is tonight and tomorrow
• Police: Man beat 5-year-old daughter for having trouble with alphabet
• Browns safety Usama Young returns to practice
• High school football: Avon’s D-linemen ready to attack opposing offenses
• High school football: Black River has faith in the beard
• Ohio State football giving up 5 scholarships
• New dog defends couple from burglar just hours after being adopted
• Vic’s owner states case at liquor hearing
• Avon Lake man gets 14 months for sending rifle scope to South Korea
• Northeast Ohio has first snowfall of the season
• Photo gallery: Elyria VFW commemorates Marine Corps birthday
• Father and daughter credit military for reuniting them
• EMH says it’s cutting 55 jobs
• After levy defeat, Lorain Fire decides to wait and see
• Police log for Nov. 11, 2011
• Happy Veterans Day!
• Stray bullets fired into Lorain girl’s bedroom
• There are plenty of great reasons to register early for Spring 2012 classes at L...
• EMH cuts 55 positions
• Browns safety T.J. Ward not expected to play vs. Rams with foot injury
• Police seek leads in Oberlin home invasion
• Vic’s Nightclub’s liquor license hearing under way
• Fatal crashes down so far for 2011, Highway Patrol says
• Big day for Keystone as 5 softball and 2 baseball players sign
• Softball: Avon’s Brittanie Fowler picks Division I Marshall
• Penn State board fires Joe Paterno
• Colt McCoy to face former Oklahoma rival Sam Bradford Sunday
• County Democrats stood strong in Tuesday’s election
• Cold case reopened: Lawyers say man was at bar when woman was murdered
• Deal near to repair growing Elyria sinkhole
• Photos: Trick-or-treat in Elyria
• Heating aid available starting today
• Man shot at, but unhurt, in Lorain overnight
• Man accused in toddler’s death says girl fell
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• Canadian Olympian wins Amherst Skeleton Run
• PAC attack: League puts 3 teams in postseason
• 49ers 20, Browns 10: Slow start, mistakes hold Browns at bay
• Police log for Oct. 31, 2011
• Ohio State: Finally, a big play to cheer, not jeer
• Browns’ injuries, struggles just won’t go away
• 15 Minutes: Meet costume saleswoman Jolean Crosby
• Photo gallery: Elyria Halloween parade
• Six pets die in east-side Lorain house fire
• Former mayor Victor Stewart Jr. dies at 85
• Gas prices jumping again, up 11 cents from last week
• Former mayor, councilman Victor Stewart Jr. dies at 85
• Browns fall to 49ers, 20-10
• Browns trail 49ers 17-3 entering fourth quarter
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• Browns trail 49ers 10-0 after 1st quarter
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis inactive for 49ers game
• Elizabeth Doman
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• Elbert Randolph
• Larry A. Ralich
• Margaret “Margie” L. Smith
• Frances M. Leach
• Gregory Joseph Park
• Margaret “Margie” L. Smith
• Howard G. Stritze
• Victor E. Pozzie
• Anthony Michael Neri
• Lewis R. Nikora
• PRIDE OF PIONEERS RECEIVES LASTING HONOR
• Demand for food aid skyrockets in county
• BLOTTER: Oct. 29, 2011
• Oberlin College students participate in N.Y. protests
• Spirited St. Louis: Cardinals never quit, end wild ride with win over Rangers, 11th championship
• Police agencies announce patrol blitz areas for Halloween weekend
• Firelands Falcons were unbeatable in ’73
• (Updated) Browns RB Peyton Hillis misses practice again, will be gametime decision
• Browns preview: Cribbs, Ginn as good as it gets in return game
• Avon soccer slips by Amherst, wins district title
• EC volleyball repeats as district champions
• High school football Week 10: Veteran Rangers defense focuses on team, not stats
• ‘Balloon Lagoon’ open at French Creek Nature Center
• Lorain school board defends study on building school by river
• Elyria YWCA celebrates 98 years as director marks 35 with group
• Ex-teacher pleads guilty to drug charges
• Elyria police on lookout for DUIs over holiday
• Police log for Oct. 28, 2011
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis has sore hamstring, won’t practice today
• CSU 2011-2012 Basketball Season passes
• Man’s wife trying to reclaim exotic animals he set loose
• Sectional soccer: EC girls oust Cuyahoga Heights
• Girls soccer: Jacoby Ziegler’s 3 goals spur Wellington
• Browns’ Peyton Hillis says he’s done talking about contract
• Cross country: Keystone girls advance past districts for the first time since ’93
• Lorain Schools warns of teacher layoffs if Issue 14 fails
• Conciliator wants Elyria fire pay changes to be negotiated
• Sheriff’s traffic stop leads to mobile meth lab
• Officials: Suicidal teen took gun to Wellington High
• Police log for Oct. 27, 2011
• Disney on Ice – Dare to Dream
• Therapy dog Hopeful a comfort to Elyria students
• Lorain superintendent: 70 to 120 teachers would be laid off if Issue 14 fails
• Billboard leads to arrest of wanted Elyria man
• Elyria man stabbed, officer also seeks treatment
• Authorities suspect mobile meth lab in check cashing store parking lot
• Student took gun to Wellington High today, district says
• Urinating man arrested after fleeing police
• (Updated) Browns update: Peyton Hillis back at practice, remains No. 1 running back
• Police log for Oct. 26, 2011
• Sales tax meeting today in Sheffield Township
• Thanks to everyone who flipped for United Way this morning!
• Brett Favre makes surprise visit to Ohio troops headed to Afghanistan
• Boys soccer: Oberlin fails to finish, falls to Independence
• Wisconsin’s loss puts OSU back in Big Ten title hunt
• Browns: Don’t worry, Pat Shurmur wants to run the ball
• Volleyball: Elyria Catholic blasts Independence
• Boys soccer: EC, David Elwer throw ’Horns for a loss
• Girls soccer: Nicole Chabot uses her head to lift Avon in OT
• Execution date set for man who killed Elyria clerk
• Child protection agency vows to review protocols after 2-year-old’s death
• Police: 3 arrested in kidnapping, beating following drug deal
• Teen not seriously hurt in North Ridgeville crash
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• 18-year-old to be LifeFlighted from North Ridgeville crash
• Elyria firefighters awarded raises for next two years
• Unemployment up for county as well as Lorain and Elyria
• Police: 10-year-old took knife to school playground in attempt to stab bully
• Execution date set for man convicted in Elyria hotel clerk’s death
• Three high school principals from Brazil visit Elyria and learn high-tech teaching techniques
• Suspect in 2-year-old’s death had history of abuse
• Property owner chases away burglars
• Elyria city worker fired for racial comment
• Panther may be on the loose in southwestern Ohio
• Browns know they still have lots to work on
• Ed Piazza hired as new Elyria High baseball coach
• Sectional soccer: Amherst scores goal with 4 seconds left in second OT
• Sectional soccer: Avon boys hold off Avon Lake rally
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• Browns: Kicker Phil Dawson won game despite thigh bruise
• Oberlin displays flags representing students’ countries
• Browns 6, Seahawks 3: No TD but defense makes sure they still win
• Local trick-or-treat listings
• 15 Minutes: Meet theater student Jordan Demich-Bogner
• Browns: Pat Shurmur’s only goal is victory
• Browns’ defense refuses to budge
• $1,000 raised from tattoos will benefit exotic animals
• Lorain Schools to present worst-case scenario if tax fails
• Browns notes: Hardesty, Ogbonnaya keep offense running
• Woman dead, man missing after boat capsizes on Lake Erie
• 2 men arrested after fight in bar parking lot
• Police log for Oct. 24, 2011
• Ohio gas prices down 11 cents from last week
• Mary Jane Burgess
• Earl “Bud” Lovell, Jr.,
• David C. Pelton
• Virginia M. “Ginny” Richards
• Browns beat Seahawks 6-3, improve to 3-3
• Browns, Seahawks tied at 3 after 3 quarters
• Browns lead Seattle 3-0 at halftime
• Browns, Seahawks play ugly, scoreless first quarter
• Browns update: RB Peyton Hillis inactive; CB Joe Haden expected to start
• Alexander C. Hauck
• Arlene B. Steel
• David A. “Skip” Remaley III
• Floyd “Turp” Wright
• James D. Wokaly, Jr.
• Dennis R. Artwell
• Beau wraps up a title: Titsworth shares Division I state golf championship
• A big game for the big boss: Browns need a win and Holmgren would love to get one against Seattle
• Cross country: Avon Lake boys capture first district title since 1994
• GOP underdog Baxter hits the streets to get word out
• Nellie Jean Denney
• Betty L. Watson
• James D. Wokaly, Jr.
• Man charged in toddler’s death
• Mother of mauling victim says Kasich order doesn’t go far enough
• Ohio governor signs bill; state will have two primaries in 2012
• State golf: Titsworth tied for first; Aussem seventh
• Elyria man’s dog has screen time in upcoming film
• Montario Hardesty’s goal: Play better
• Boyfriend arrested in connection with toddler’s death
• Marshals arrest wanted Elyria man
• Elyria man robbed of $300 at knifepoint
• Gov. Kasich to sign executive order on dangerous exotic pets today
• Lawmaker says leasing turnpike means worse road, higher prices
• Cascade Park talks get under way
• Police: Man threatens Drug Mart workers over beer price
• Men rescued after boat sinks at marina
• Woman hospitalized after she says she was jumped outside bar
• Local union workers rally against Issue 2
• (Updated): Browns CB Joe Haden returns to practice; LB Scott Fujita ruled out
• Exotic animal owner was mired in tax debt
• Ohio lawmakers deciding on split 2012 primary dates
• Internet sweepstakes cafe robbed at gunpoint
• Jimmy Dimora facing more corruption counts
• High school football Week 9: Columbia stars leaving legacy of leadership, excellent play
• Town Hall Meeting Wrap-Up October 20, 2011
• Mike Holmgren boss tries to calm fears about Hillis, offense, his commitment to Browns
• High school golf: Beau Titsworth has game in shape
• Let Heat Exchange help you enjoy the fall firepit season.
• Sectional volleyball: Brookside delivers after bad game, ousts Bay in five
• Sister drops charges in alleged stabbing
• Reform urged on owning exotic animals
• Gulf Road Bridge over I-90
• Police log for Oct. 21, 2011
• Elyria restaurant to get Food Network makeover
• Flu shots Nov. 5 at Avon High, JVS
• High school golf: Aussem’s top goals: Play smart, contend
• High school golf: Pressure no drag for freshman Niki Schroeder
• Robert E. Brosky
• Clifford J. Lafferty
• Martin A. Van Meter
• Mary Simko
• Ralph W. Yost
• Browns president Mike Holmgren: Contract talks with RB Peyton Hillis ‘quiet’
• Ford Road Bridge Replacement--Public Meeting
• Browns update: Injured making progress; LB Scott Fujita sent home again
• 2011 sets record as wettest ever
• None of Sam Mazzola’s animals were at Zanesville facility
• Pat Shurmur, Colt Colt agree QB play has to improve
• Cross country: Avon Lake’s Francesco Maiorca back after fighting illness, injury
• Sectional volleyball: Big hitters lead winners
• Soccer sectionals: Avon upsets Amherst
• Ford says union deal will boost company’s competitiveness
• Grizzly bear, 2 monkeys, 3 leopards in care of Columbus Zoo
• Cleveland man indicted for lien scam on Elyria home
• Libya officials: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• School leaders band together against voucher bill
• Elyria law director candidate hit by car while crossing Middle Avenue
• Woman charged under new bath salts law
• Lorain workers OK wage freezes
• Blanche L. Bentz
• Mary Louise “Sarge” Bulger
• Joe Lee Davis, Sr.
• John Paul Demyan
• Nellie J. Denney
• Arlene Jean Goad
• Stephen G. Myers
• Ralph B. Skrobacs
• Anne M. Szlempa
• Martin A. VanMeter
• Mr. David Weaver
• Sgt. Andr West
• Critter Chronicles: Pooky
• Most-wanted Lorain man arrested, Elyria man still sought
• Browns update: LB Scott Fujita sent home; RB Peyton Hillis doesn’t practice
• Girls soccer: Beursken’s unique goal sparks Middies past Rangers
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• Browns’ Colt McCoy has to improve
• Girls soccer: Laney Haviland’s trick no treat for EHS
• Social Security recipients to get 3.6% increase next year
• Law director candidate hit by car near administration building
• Oberlin secures matching funds for Underground Railroad facility
• Assault charge against Elyria police officer dropped
• Elyria-sanctioned deer hunt may still be a possibility
• Couple ordered to pay man $1.5 million for rape setup
• Meetings set to talk Amherst rec facility
• Judge drops gun charge against defense attorney
• 48 exotic animals escape in eastern Ohio community
• Robert Gilchrist fired as LCCAA boss
• North Ridgeville wards to be redrawn by City Council
• Brookside High, Midview West named ‘Schools of Promise’
• Local UAW OKs Ford deal in a landslide
• Volleyball sectionals: Clearview eliminated by taller Rocky River
• Sectional soccer: Andrew Augustine’s shootout advances Columbia
• Sectional volleyball: Wellington, Oberlin bow out
• Mary Louise “Sarge” Bulger
• David Jerome Burns
• Edward J. Cottom
• Arlene Jean Goad
• Ralph B. Skrobacs
• Eunice Louise White
• Local union passes Ford deal
• Gilchrist fired from LCCAA post
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• Soccer: Elyria owns midfield in win over Lorain
• Pat Shurmur finding life can be tough for Browns head coach
• Avon football ranked first in the state in D II poll
• Sectional volleyball: Elyria has high hopes after advancing past Lorain
• Sectional volleyball: Vermilion upsets Keystone, Firelands beats Norton
• Man pleads guilty after attacking cop
• Ohio Magazine puts Oberlin in state’s top 5 hometowns
• 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, is early voting deadline, secretary of state says
• Former employee arrested for robbing Vermilion sweepstakes cafe
• Avon man convicted of molesting teen baby sitter 18 years ago
• More Elyria High students sticking around to eat in brand-new cafeteria
• Feds’ ruling helps local saw maker Diamond Products
• Elyria Council OKs five-person team for Cascade talks
• Trustees decline to reprimand fellow member
• Man caught on video stealing cigarettes from Vermilion Township store
• Police log for Oct. 18, 2011
• Wakeman man now facing federal charges for cocaine and heroin
• George A. Belu
• William Blaine Farr
• Margaret Belle Fox
• Louise Hall-Gates
• Michael D. Long
• Nathan Thomas Risner
• Kirby T. Smith
• Delmas Sword
• Donald L. Tremain
• Browns coach Pat Shurmur: RB Peyton Hillis not on trading block, was injured
• Remains found in Wooster may be missing former Elyria woman
• Ohio haunted house recognized by Guiness as world’s longest
• Photo gallery: Dogs and their owners brave the cold for Bark at Lakeview Park
• Raiders 24, Browns 17: Raiders use special teams TDs to help stifle rally
• Josh Cribbs: ‘I’m more needed on special teams more than anything else’
• 15 Minutes: Meet Metro Parks naturalist Grant Thompson
• Kent State student found dead in dorm room
• United Auto Workers vote extended through Tuesday
• Ohio gas prices up about 11 cents per gallon
• Investor group setting up shop at LCCC
• K2, bath salts ban begins today
• Day of Atonement roundtable focuses on solidarity
• Man accused of stealing, crashing car
• Man injects himself, passes out at Wal-Mart
• Browns notes: Hillis saga continues
• Highway Patrol honoring National School Bus Safety Week
• Louise Gates
• Susan Kubincanek
• Clifford J. Lafferty
• Michael D. Long
• Stephen G. Myers
• Kenneth Earl Showman
• Delmas Sword
• Local UAW-Ford contract vote extended to Tuesday
• Browns fall to Raiders 24-17
• Browns down 24-7 after bad third quarter
• Raiders lead Browns 14-7 at halftime
• Browns trail Oakland 7-0 after 1st quarter
• Browns update: CB Joe Haden out; center Alex Mack will start
• Adrian “Brian” Shriver
• Richard C. Peterson
• Edward J. Cottom
• Celeste Kelley
• Esline Ferrell
• Judy E. Scarvelli
• Katy Elizabeth Gentry
• Gregory Joseph Park
• Charles R. “Russ” Ward
• Simply effective: Ohio State relies on running game, defense to upset No. 16 Illinois
• Raider have emotions, home field on their side today against Browns
• Boys soccer: Avon zeros in on postseason after beating Avon Lake to complete unbeaten regular season
• Cross country: Avon boys win West Shore, snap league-title drought
• Girls soccer: Wellington uses wind to its advantage, breezes past Lake Ridge
• Rangers rip Tigers, head back to World Series
• Unified school flourishing after controversial merger of Lorain’s Admiral King and Southview high schools
• Doctor, wife to be honored for service
• LCCC FamilyFest honors college’s student veterans
• Celeste Kelley
• George J. Gates
• Sharon S. Warren
• Renee M. Decker
• Carol Brindley
• High school football: Scores
• Roundup: Banyasz, Bican lead Columbia past Brooklyn
• Fairview has little problem with sloppy Oberlin
• Milestone moment: Black River coach Al Young gets 150th win as Pirates pound Brookside
• Wright scores six TDs as Wellington whips Keystone
• North Ridgeville finally finds comfort zone at Bay, runs away from Rockets in second half
• Avon comes out ready, puts Vermilion away early
• Avon Lake picks off Brecksville to pick up big win
• Midview dominates, rolls to seventh straight win
• By Holley, Elyria Catholic snaps losing skid: Sophomore QB leads way against Rocky River
• Titan-ic upset gets blocked: Lorain falls a point short of top-ranked Maple Heights
• Elyria rallies from 17 points down to beat Stow
• Firelands wins wild one against Buckeye, stays undefeated
• College football: Oberlin’s Thornton looking for Illinois win over OSU
• Browns: Shurmur wants improved RAC from receivers
• Ohio State: Buckeye men banking on big things in basketball
• Cardinals 7, Brewers 1: Cards win Game 5 of NLCS
• ALCS: Cruz has Rangers a win away
• High school soccer notes: EC boys living up to expectations
• ‘Bath salts’ and pseudo pot illegal as of Monday
• ‘Condemned’ home catches fire in Sheffield Lake
• No early release for man who denied injured wife treatment
• Brown invites Agricultural Department rep to view Erie algal bloom
• BLOTTER: Oct. 15, 2011
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• National FOP leaders visit Ohio amid union law fight
• Fire damages vacant Sheffield Lake home
• High school football Week 8: Midview rolling behind new QB and big gesture from last year’s
• (Updated) Browns center Alex Mack returns to practice, cornerback Joe Haden doesn’t
• Volleyball: Lorain avenges loss to Euclid, wraps up a share of LEL title
• Browns: Outside Linebacker Chris Gocong’s play getting notice
• District golf: Avon Lake resident Beau Titsworth shoots 67, grabs first
• District golf: Avon Lake’s Brendan Aussem survives playoff
• District tennis: Witt qualifies to state; Mostardi needs a win
• Case Western to receive donations of $50M and $20M
• Central Ohio school district may go to four-day school weeks
• EMH nurse gets probation for drug thefts
• Avon’s interim police chief gets the job
• Storm-struck neighborhood deals with hail of insurance rejections
• UAW local to vote on contract Sunday
• Suspect in fire at LCCC is out of prison
• Teens reportedly planned to explode bottle bomb at Eaton Township school
• Man kills himself, dog in mom’s Vermilion home
• Township trustee pleads no contest to disorderly conduct charge
• Renee M. Decker
• Daniel J. “Sonny” Emerick
• George J. Gates
• Anita Marie Notley
• Margaret Elizabeth “Beth” Odor
• Margaret “Peggy” Rosenthal
• Crushers announce first game, schedule for 2012
• Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting Co. sells WNWV
• Browns will pay DE Marcus Benard remainder of contract, despite motorcycle accident
• Library’s huge sale begins today
• Workers find another crack in Davis-Besse reactor
• Boys soccer: Amherst loses 2nd-half lead to St. Ignatius
• Boys soccer: Avon Lake finally upends St. Edward
• Ohio State football: Defense must put meltdown vs. Nebraska behind them
• Browns: Center Alex Mack’s status still uncertain after surgery
• Lorain police looking for man who tried to hold up Terry’s Dairy at gunpoint
• Ohio Turnpike tolls expected to go up Jan. 1
• BB vandals hit vehicles in Elyria
• Oberlin College student who fell on roof gets diversion program
• Coroner: Massive heart attack killed Chris Eichenlaub
• Elyria couple’s death ruled murder-suicide
• Police log for Oct. 13, 2011
• Man indicted in crash that injured 2-year-old
• Elyria fire station hosts open house
• Browns notes: Marcus Benard out for year
• LCCC hosts FamilyFest this weekend
• Girl’s tennis: Avon’s Mostardi, Mags’ Witt shooting to advance to state
• Cencear Anthony, Serenity Rose and Isabella Unique Lankey-Wilson
• Margaret Elizabeth “Beth” Odor
• Mary Elizabeth Partlow
• Mary Lee DeRamus
• Robert S. Smith
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• Browns DE Marcus Benard done for year following motorcycle crash
• Insulation: Why It Pays To Know Your True Value
• Sheriff’s Office gets $46K in federal funds for traffic enforcement
• Lorain man shot in ankle overnight
• Volleyball: Brookside decks Wellington for outright conference title
• Browns’ Pat Shurmur gets better handle on playmakers
• High school volleyball: EC stopped cold by Bay
• Ohio State football: Miller back, but Williams may be done
• Golf: Avon Lake freshman Niki Schroeder moving on to state
• Electrical problems cancel last night’s classes at LCCC
• Elyria district re-examines policies on social networking
• Sheffield Township couple agree to pay Clearview back $8,581
• Invacare laying off 30, including county commissioner
• Police log for Oct. 12, 2011
• Projects, legal fight tap Elyria wastewater fund
• Appeals court: Taped calls not admissible
• Elisha Matthew Caudill
• Patricia Davis
• Ben F. Dennis, Jr.
• Betty Etta Eberhardt
• Christopher C. Eichenlaub
• Beverly J. Emery
• Robert E. Fry
• Linda J. Herne
• Kathleen Ann “Kay” Marker
• Mae Belle A. Nagel
• Harris F. Opfer
• Ruth Jannet Riddell
• James “Jack” Whitney Ryan
• Robert S. Smith
• Jerry F. Soukup
• Stella A. Weber
• Pearl R. Weeden
• Oberlin Road now open
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• Peyton Hillis meets with media, says future might not be in Cleveland
• Girls soccer: Amherst opportunities missed in loss to Brecksville
• Lorain police get $38K federal grant for traffic enforcement
• Girls soccer: Early goal carries Ridgeville over Elyria
• NBA commissioner scraps first two weeks of season
• Today is deadline to register to vote
• City of Elyria Leaf Collection
• Inaugural LCCC culinary classes getting ‘soft launch’
• Ohio fire agencies say law costs them volunteers
• Chris Eichenlaub’s autopsy pushed back to determine if organs can be donated
• St. Peter School to honor Notre Dame teaching order
• Silent Witnesses project on display at LCCC
• Elyria homecoming queen facing charges after cops are called to party
• Police log for Oct. 11, 2011
• Woman says man tackled her on bridge
• Charles Arroyo
• Patricia Davis
• Vivian M. Hixson
• Shirley B. Horton
• Mae Belle Nagel
• Ruth Janet Riddell
• John H. “Jack” Snodgrass
• Jerry F. Soukup
• Critter Chronicles
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• Joe the Plumber might seek office locally
• Browns DE Marcus Benard breaks arm in motorcycle crash
• ‘Joe the Plumber’ may challenge Marcy Kaptur for House seat
• ‘Joe the Plumber’ to challenge Marcy Kaptur for House seat
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis worried about long-term future in Cleveland
• Spring Schedule Update: LCCC's Spring semester class schedule is available and c...
• Tuesday’s Elyria Council committee meetings canceled
• Elyria homecoming queen facing charges after party
• 15 Minutes: Meet entrepreneur Kayla Barnes
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• Browns: Shurmur has seen ups, downs in his first four games
• Many offices closed today for Columbus Day
• Lawyer for suspended OSU players says NCAA is ignoring evidence
• Gov. Kasich literally ‘barnstorming’ for union law
• Township trustee cited for disorderly conduct
• Police log for Oct. 10, 2011
• Browns: 5 issues to watch after the bye
• Ohio gas prices up about 6 cents per gallon from last week
• Browns: What’s gone right, what’s gone wrong so far
• Ohio harvest OK, despite many weather challenges
• Woolly bear forecast: Not as bad as last winter
• Woolly bear forecast: Not as bad as last winter
• Grill explosion causes fire at Amherst apartment complex
• Man charged with wielding knife on Ely Square
• Elyria Safety Service Director Chris Eichenlaub dies in car crash
• Fundraiser listings for Oct. 10, 2011
• Christopher C. Eichenlaub
• Carol Arlyn Gelman
• Winifred W. Hohman
• Sharon E. Reeves
• John H. “Jack” Snodgrass
• Peter David “Pete” Williams
• Safety Service Director, Chris Eichenlaub
• Residents escape Amherst apartment fire
• Ohio State blows 21-point lead in second half during loss to Nebraska
• Volleyball: EC beats Keystone for 7th straight win
• Boys soccer: Amherst 0, Elyria Catholic 0
• Volleyball: Shoregals suffer first defeat
• High school football: Wellington 48, Black River 21
• ALCS: Rangers down Tigers in Game 1
• Patricia J. “Patty” Somerville
• Alyce Marion Marquis
• Irma Jean Line
• Anna Iski
• Beverly J. Emery
• Lola N. Beamer
• The Dash Between: Chet Hogan umpired to make sports fair for kids
• New proposed districts draw calls for change in procedure
• Occupations spread to Ohio cities
• ROUNDUP: Oct. 9, 2011
• BLOTTER: Oct. 9, 2011
• Anthony L. Gugino
• H.S. Football: Scores
• Ohio State: Big penalty for Posey
• NLDS: Carpenter pitches Cards past Phillies
• NLDS: Brewers beat D-Backs in 10 innings
• Browns: Patterson shining as nickel back
• H.S. Football: Elyria’s Stolarski ties county record with 6 TD passes
• NBA Labor: Both sides still at odds
• H.S. Football: Fast start, strong finish lift Lorain
• Golf: Woods survives cut at Frys.com Open
• H.S. Football: Midview’s Callaway throws five TD passes in win
• H.S. Football: Elyria Catholic fights, but falls in trip to Columbus
• H.S. Football: O’Rourke and Avon keep rolling along
• H.S. Football: North Ridgeville takes advantage of Rocky River mistakes
• H.S. Football: Avon Lake goes to air to top Westlake
• H.S. Football: Firelands routs Keystone, stays perfect
• H.S. Football: Clearview gets back on track, grabs 2nd win
• H.S. Football: Buckeye’s Doerge does it all in win over Brookside
• Deal reached in bilingual ballot battle
• EHS gym complex delayed again
• 4-H clubs explore ways to save their programs
• Elyria High grad has speaking role in Clooney’s new movie
• Car strikes Amish buggy; horse injured
• 13th Street fire listed as suspicious
• BLOTTER: Oct. 8, 2011
• Feds sue Lorain County Board of Elections over Spanish-language voting
• Black River vs. Wellington football game moved to tomorrow
• Man robbed of car at gunpoint after offering acquaintance a ride
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• Volleyball: Elyria falls in five to Brunswick
• Ohio denied federal funds to study leasing turnpike
• Volleyball: Avon Lake rolls over Olmsted Falls
• High school football Week 7: Avon won’t pass on run
• Browns: Shurmur has to make sure Hillis of 2010 makes return
• Volleyball: Brookside sweeps Keystone, rolls to 13-0 in PAC
• North Ridgeville Council asked to hold more meetings
• Lorain police take pay freeze, other cuts
• Ohio Girl Scout leaders split over closing camps
• Algae bloom spreads across Lake Erie coast
• EPA rules may lead to storm water fee in Elyria
• Cops look to 911 tape for clues in abduction
• Police log for Oct. 7, 2011
• North Ridgeville grad Jordan White only stronger, more determined after two lost seasons
• Marie E. Fulkerson
• Paul B. Oncley
• Richard J. Stewart
• Is your Patio Furniture ready for Winter?
• Football player uses sharp object to prick opponents during handshake
• Elyria Firefighters Tornado Safety Day
• Man indicted in accident that killed Tomasheski family members
• 3 men able to swim back to shore after boat takes on water
• Liquor hearing for Vic’s pushed back
• Cross country notes: Shoremen showing their stuff
• Boys golf: ‘Off’ round can’t keep Shoremen from 4th straight district
• One ruff meeting: Commissioner attacked by dog at meeting
• Girls soccer: Wellington beats Firelands, closes in on PAC title
• High school girls soccer: Bucks stop hot Brookside
• Commissioners embark on sales tax campaign
• Stewart’s Appliance founder dies at age 83
• Two busts on Turnpike yield $300,000 in illegal drugs
• Roofer injured after fall in North Ridgeville
• Police log for Oct. 6, 2011
• Sleeping mom charged after kids were found wandering in the road
• Man taken to hospital after wreck on Harris Road
• Agent: I told Peyton Hillis to sit against Miami
• Richard Thomas Churpek
• William M. Mihalik
• Donald E. Newkirk
• Richard J. Stewart
• Ralph R. Strohsack
• Eleanor Zarski
• Fire on 13th Street being investigated
• First Pat Lindley Charitable Fund grants announced
• Mercy hospital seeks to raise awareness of breast cancer
• Commissioner attacked by dog at this morning’s meeting
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• Statehouse unveiling six new electric car charging stations today
• High school volleyball: Maria Concheck’s huge night keys Amherst victory
• Browns’ Colt McCoy has a way to go, but looks on right track
• Ohio State football: Coach Luke Fickell’s focus on improving
• Girls tennis: Carmela Mostardi, Emily Witt live up to seeds
• Girls golf: Avon, Avon Lake move on; Kaitlin Eagles’ Neumann wins
• Browns notes: 2nd-round pick Greg Little on best behavior
• Avon to honor fallen firefighters with granite memorial, service
• North Ridgeville announces five weeks of leaf pickup
• Assault investigation into Robert Gilchrist dropped
• New model would be brought to Ford plant if contract is OK’d
• Elyria Fire Department considering charging for some rescues
• Police log for Oct. 5, 2011
• Discounted Internet available for low-income customers
• Sheriff’s auxiliary training begins Jan. 24
• Free legal advice clinic today in North Ridgeville
• Ruth A. Arrowood
• Phyllis M. Bailey
• Robert C. Boesel
• Frankie Jean Edwards
• Betty R. Fiest
• Patricia (Johnstone) Gresh
• Pamela Louise Hall-Sears
• William M. Mihalik
• Alma J. Warner
• Willie Williams
• Eleanor Zarski
• Improve Your Fitness To Improve Your Golf
• Appeals court upholds death penalty for man who murdered man he met at gay bar
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• North Ridgeville police investigate possible abduction, sexual assault this morning
• Elyria police get extra $40,000 to fight drunken driving
• Ford to invest $128M in Ohio Assembly, build trucks, motor home chassis
• Will Your Furnace Make It Through Another Winter? Now’s The Time To Decide
• Woollybear Festival is Sunday in Vermilion
• Ford to add 5,750 jobs, invest $4.8 billion in U.S. factories
• Report: Drug dealers buying prescription meds from seniors
• Ex-con charged with strangling mother, bludgening and shooting father to death
• Girls soccer: Shoregals can’t keep up with Mustangs
• Buckeyes in more hot water: Herron, Posey, Hall will sit vs. Nebraska
• Two more Browns players sidelined with injuries
• Oberlin development nearly full
• Browns notes: Peyton Hillis drama continues into the bye week
• Elyria Council backs off on 1-on-1 park talks
• Interim Lorain superintendent pushes for levy support
• Woman says boyfriend poured bucket of urine on her
• Man hospitalized after pulling knife on grandfather at breakfast
• Police log for Oct. 4, 2011
• High school golf notes: Lake Ridge’s Mitchell Rice staying hungry
• Bomb threat found in Clearview High restroom
• FDA OKs locally made breathing device for ALS
• Black River project to hire 20 unemployed
• High school golf: Beau Titsworth takes second at sectional tournament
• Critter Chronicles: Butchy & Cody
• Betty R. Fiest
• Loretta A. Grohol
• Mary F. Konnerth
• Emil Kostelny, Jr.
• James (Jim) F. Landy
• Harris F. Opfer
• Alma J. Warner
• Gilchrist under investigation for alleged assault
• Knox murder conviction thrown out by Italian appeals court
• Clearview High School evacuated after bomb threat
• Fugitive of the Week: Larry Knox
• Ohio moves death row from Youngstown to Chillicothe
• Browns notes: McCoy throws a lot, sets records in loss
• Matt Hasselbeck carves up Browns’ secondary
• Morning fire damages Elyria home
• Browns: Time to face the music after Tennessee waltzes
• Avon Lake streets closed for roadwork
• Gas prices continue to drop, near $3 mark
• 15 Minutes: Meet wagon-builder William Burk Pierson
• Food bank benefit offers fine dining, helps needy
• Back-to-back blazes strike in Sheffield
• Clearview school board member OK after hit-and-run
• Police log for Oct. 3, 2011
• Joseph Andrew Trunek
• Ted S. Valassis
• Browns trounced by Titans, stumble into bye week
• School board member struck in hit-and-run
• Browns lose 31-13 to Titans
• Browns down 31-6 entering fourth quarter
• Titans torching Browns, lead 21-6 at halftime
• Browns update: Cleveland trails 7-3 after a quarter
• Browns pregame update: RT Tony Pashos back in starting lineup
• Wanda J. Sawyer
• Madison Grace Cheatham
• Ada Mae Bedocs
• Ernest A. Malham
• John G. Brian, Jr.
• Joseph Andrew Trunek
• Sad sack kind of day: Ohio State shut down and nearly shut out in loss to Michigan State
• Nowhere to run .. or pass: Ohio State’s ugly offensive day produces nine sacks, a measly 35 yards rushing
• Ohio State notes: Defense lone bright spot for Buckeyes
• One in ever family: Titans’ QB Matt Hasselbeck is like the ornery son Browns GM Mike Holmgren never had
• Milestones for 10/02/2011
• Indians 2011: Season in review
• Masonic ceremony dedicates cornerstone for new Elyria High School
• Woman injured in Lorain hit-skip
• None hurt in Sheffield house fire
• Police log for Oct. 2, 2011
• Cross country: Bad conditions no problem for Amherst girls, Emily Johnson at Obenour Invitational
• Boil alert for Sheffield Lake
• Judith M. Toth
• Carroll Gene “Tex” Arndt
• Florence L. Housholder
• Lois Mae Tucker Erne
• Anthony P. Koreski
• Ada Mae Bedocs
• Raymond C. Dunham
• Durability to spare: Veteran Browns cornerback Sheldon Brown takes pride in playing … every week
• Cause of team’s illness a mystery
• Browns notes: Right tackle Tony Pashos excited about long-awaited return
• September counts as region’s fourth-wettest on record
• Elyria man allegedly threatens girlfriend, shoves snake excrement in her mouth
• Proceeds at Ridgeville eatery benefit memorial fund
• Friend is foe: Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio’s ties to Ohio State puts interesting twist on today’s game
• BLOTTER: Oct. 1, 2011
• ROUNDUP: Oct. 1, 2011
• Tampa Bay rookie Matt Moore shuts down Rangers as Rays roll in playoff opener
• Terry Francona says Red Sox need ‘new voice,’ steps down as manager following epic collapse
• Cross country players of the week
• High school soccer notes: Near-perfect pitch awaiting Avon Lake boys
• H.S. Football: Scores
• H.S. Football: Firelands rallies past Wellington, remains perfect
• H.S. Football: North Ridgeville beats EC 7-0 in overtime
• H.S. Football: Slop can’t stop Elyria from rebounding with big win over Valley Forge
• H.S. Football: Defense delivers Black River over rival Buckeye
• H.S. Football: Avon Lake pulls out close victory over Berea
• H.S. Football: Lorain stops skid with easy win over Warren Harding
• H.S. Football: Midview QB Cody Callaway throws 5 TDs in rout
• H.S. Football: Avon rolls over Rocky River, stays unbeaten
• H.S. Football: Keyonte Francis’ debut at QB a hit for Brookside
• H.S. Football: Zach Bican returns, leads Columbia over Oberlin
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• Cause of illness that sickened football team will remain unknown
• Student charged with assaulting police officer
• Lorain County under flood watch through tomorrow morning
• DUI checkpoint planned tonight in Elyria
• High school football midseason report
• Indians: Manny Acta’s option gets picked up
• Browns: D’Qwell Jackson puts injuries in past, plays like he’s never been away
• High school volleyball: Avon Lake rolls over Amherst, stays unbeaten
• Ohio State football: Spartans’ stingy ‘D’ big test for Buckeyes
• Ohio Statehouse garage adding six charging station for electric vehicles
• Stolen medals replaced for World War II vet
• Nord Center seeking new chief
• Garden dedicated to Holly Dembie at Midview’s West Elementary
• Boyfriend, but not commissioner, charged after incident with ex
• Woman to serve 15 days for choking Walmart greeter
• Elyria’s new compost facility opens Monday
• Flurry of vehicle break-ins reported this week in downtown Elyria
• Police log for Sept. 30, 2011
• Lorain man arrested after drunken return home
• Robbers invade apartment, take $200
• North Ridgeville awaits state decision on road work
• Man indicted in Oberlin bar incident
• Small earthquake shakes Northeast Ohio
• Raymond C. Dunham
• Loretta A. Grohol
• William “Bill” H. Hemphill
• Florence L. Housholder
• Eugene B. Kopowski
• Joyce E. Beckman Lumsey
• Dolores M. Schmidt
• Kristin Lynn O’Brien Wetzel
• 21 employers will be at Oct. 5 job fair
• Child support amnesty program goes through tomorrow
• School to honor Holly Dembie with garden
• Gov. Kasich makes first personal appearance to promote union bill
• (Updated) Browns LB D’Qwell Jackson named AFC defensive player of month
• LaGrange man indicted on rape charges
• Lorain man stabbed leaving Elyria apartment
• Man gets probation for stealing IDs
• Death row inmate seeks new trial in 1994 Lorain killing
• EHS gym delays likely to displace hoops contests
• Indians season finale: Acta tossed as loss earns 2nd place
• Browns: Will Hillis, Hardesty split time at running back?
• Boys soccer: Two goals in five-minute span helps give Oberlin first PAC loss
• Malt liquor bottle in grocery bag prompts call to Bomb Squad
• North Ridgeville man suspected of murder in Cleveland arrested in California
• Police log for Sept. 29, 2011
• Browns notes: Taylor disciplined for QB hit, Gogong agrees to extension
• Grant will allow sheriff to add two deputies
• Recalled firefighters thank Rep. Betty Sutton for help with grant
• Ohio Dems sue over GOP’s redistrict plan
• High school sports roundup: Comets soccer gets first SWC title and more
• Opponents to temporarily suspend Ohio election law
• Lorain teachers agree to pay freeze
• High school volleyball roundup: Firelands turns back Columbia and more
• Sarah T. Allen “Thot”
• Joan Jaycox Elicker (Gilles)
• Jeanne Krenek
• James (Jimi) Pardon
• Michael Lee Smith
• Margeau Nicole Stumphauzer
• Ella Tomka
• Kristin Lynn OBrien Wetzel
• Lorain teachers agree to pay freeze
• Browns: LB Chris Gocong gets 3-year extension
• Browns: Rookie DT Phil Taylor fined $7,500 for hit on Miami QB Chad Henne
• Elyria 2015 Meeting-- Steering Committee and Working Group members
• Lorain men plead guilty to cocaine trafficking
• Beer-drinking driver pleads no contest to DUI
• Secretary of State calls for bipartisan panel to do redistricting
• Midview grad places 11th at Beijing event
• High school volleyball: Elyria Catholic downs Avon after scolding from coach
• Ohio State football: Buckeyes host Michigan State in league opener
• Browns are 2-1 but still plenty of questions
• High school golf: Local pair cops ticket to district
• Sheriff to receive $400K over three years, can hire 2 more deputies
• Elyria Ordinances and Charter
• Browns fan upset after being kicked out for ‘excessive standing’
• Lorain Schools communications head joining Atkinson in Georgia
• Walmart assault suspects plead no contest
• Ex-correction officer’s bond reduced to $1 million
• Man faces drug charges after SWAT raid, second man sought
• Police log for Sept. 28, 2011
• Man faces charges after assault rifles go missing
• Nadine L. Chesnick
• William F. “Bill” Glawe
• James W. Mastin
• Mary Magdalene McCormick
• Louis Clifford McGee
• Frank “Bill” Mohr
• Deborah J. Norris
• Geraldine D. Page
• Donna June Pritchett
• Margeau Nicole Stumphauzer
• Ella Tomka
• Kristin Lynn OBrien Wetzel
• George C. Willard, Sr.
• Tigers 9, Indians 6: Tribe won’t finish above .500
• Elyria police chief in talks to lease jail to Sheriff’s Office
• Police: 3 teen girls arrested after attacking woman with baseball bat
• Mayor Grace gets OK to discuss Cascade takeover with Metro Parks
• Your Fall To-Do List: Don’t Forget To Add Draining The Water Heater
• LCCC serious about improving its sports status
• Recruiting at LCCC means being creative
• Warm August, cool fall nights help Ohio apple crop
• Tigers 14, Indians 0: Ubaldo Jimenez gets roughed up by Tigers again
• Win shows Browns they can overcome struggles
• Big Ten brings new problems for Ohio State
• Girls soccer: Rocky River rolls on over Avon Lake
• Gov. Kasich spares death row inmate
• Mortician gets 8 years in prison for child porn charges
• Council wrestles with renaming street for fallen Lorain airman
• Patch of tree lawn opens up into sinkhole for Elyria woman
• Lorain man arrested after firing gun into backyard, police say
• Police log for Sept. 27, 2011
• Former jail guard charged with killing wife wants bond reduced
• Browns notes: Montario Hardesty takes advantage of playing time
• Grafton man says he accidentally shot girlfriend
• Man says he was mugged in Lorain
• Kimberly A. Behner
• Dorothy S. Green
• Deborah J. Norris
• James “Jim” E. Young
• Critter Chronicles: Jack
• Browns coach Pat Shurmur: A lot of things we could’ve done better
• Fugitive of the week for Sept. 26, 2011
• Cleveland-bound plane diverted due to smoke in bathroom
• Twins 6, Indians 4: Tribe falls, but nostalgia wins
• Colt McCoy, offense turn ugly game into special win for Browns
• 15 Minutes: Meet Nord counselor Brittany Bramwell
• Browns: Young Colt McCoy not lacking leadership
• Fundraiser listings for Sept. 26, 2011
• Hospice volunteer receives Ruth Calta Community Service Award
• Push starts to rename Lorain street for fallen airman
• Gas prices plunging in Ohio
• Man hurt after fall near Black River in Elyria
• Tribe notes: Grady Sizemore done for the year
• Browns’ young line leads sturdy defense
• Mary Balko
• George F. Charters
• Browns beat Dolphins with late drive
• Roger Arthur Hirzel
• James Franklin Logsdon
• Mary Magdeline McCormick
• Rosalie “Rose” Morrow
• Donald “Red” Leroy Shoulter
• Twins 6, Indians 4: Tribe drops home finale
• Indians notes: Injuries follow Tribe to the end
• Browns rally to beat Dolphins 17-16
• Twins 6, Indians 4 (10): Tribe drops home finale
• Browns trail Dolphins 13-10 after 3 quarters
• Browns dominated by Dolphins, but trail just 10-7 at halftime
• Browns trail Dolphins 7-0 after first quarter
• Browns: RB Peyton Hillis inactive with strep throat
• Tamera L. Hollowniczky
• Richard T. Roberts
• Lanny D. Gullion, Sr.
• Ryan James Poznako
• Roger Arthur Hirzel
• Buckeyes feeling better after bashing Buffaloes
• Ohio State freshman QB Braxton Miller hits the ground running in first start
• Homing in on change: Browns want opponents to fear playing in Cleveland
• People line up to grab piece of film history at the Apollo
• Reunion marks 100 years of school’s nursing grads
• Grace fails bid to run Sandusky
• Man in jail after woman shot in Grafton
• The Dash Between: Engineer followed his childhood dream
• Young pitchers come up big as Indians sweep Twins
• 9 handguns stolen from Wooster Street home
• Mom charged with assault, child endangering
• Mistakes loom large as Lorain falls to Shaker Heights
• Unbeaten, not untested: Avon Lake downs Midview, wins own tri-match
• Phyllis M. Bailey
• James Blake Patterson
• Annette Saunders
• Marie McClurg
• Dussie Lee Killings
• Magical night, finish: Thome homers, Santana hits walk-off blast as Indians down Twins
• Thome enjoys his big night, but not sure what future holds
• Back to the front: Browns’ Hardesty gets reps with first team with Hillis under the weather
• Browns notes: Dawson closing in on another scoring milestone
• Ohio State still confident despite ugly loss at Miami
• Elyria Catholic picks Elyria grad to lead wrestling team
• H.S. Football: The Scores
• H.S. Football: Elyria struggles, falls to North Royalton for 1st loss
• H.S. Football: Defense leads undefeated Avon past pesky EC
• H.S. Football: Rolling Midview gets first win at Rocky River
• H.S. Football: Firelands blanks Oberlin, remains perfect
• H.S. Football: North Ridgeville bounces back with big road win
• H.S. Football: Columbia rolls up 490 yards to beat Buckeye
• H.S. Football: Clay Wright a king for the red-hot Dukes
• H.S. Football: Andrew Vaughn leads Black River to 5-0 start
• H.S. Football: Keystone loses grip on first victory
• Revamped state Legislature districts unveiled
• Owner of vehicle in fatal collision is charged
• Crash kills Wellington man
• Elyria officials report massive increase in recycling
• Schools unable to track down T-shirt wearers
• BLOTTER: Sept. 24, 2011
• Wellington man killed in crash
• U.S. Representative Marcy Kaptur announced that a joint economic development ini...
• Browns: Former coach Brian Daboll set to return with Dolphins
• Browns (updated): RB Peyton Hillis sick, sent home; Joshua Cribbs misses practice
• Prudoff charged in corruption probe
• $2.1M federal grant will provide job training
• Prison for Sweany in son’s death
• Dembie wants to go home, check on property
• Elyria mosquitos test postive for West Nile virus
• Computers replace textbooks in Keystone history class
• Stolen mascot head returned
• George Washington Cook, Jr.
• Waltraut “Trudy” E. Effler
• Dussie Lee “Sug” Killings
• Craig M. Matthews
• Annette Saunders
• Indians 11, White Sox 2: Tribe bashes Sox
• Roadhouse scheduled to reopen Friday
• Indians notes: One spot open in 2012 rotation
• Invest Elyria hosts art show Sunday in Ely Square
• Domestic violence conference starts Friday
• Stomper is headless no more
• Alyson Sweany gets 4 years for Jesse Crum Jr.’s death
• Sandy Prudoff indicted in Cuyahoga County corruption case
• Man arrested, admits to hitting stepson with baseball bat
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• Browns update: WR Mohamed Massaquoi expected to be fine for Sunday
• Boys soccer: Unbeaten Avon blanks Bay, nears WSC title
• White Sox 8, Indians 4: Ubaldo Jimenez done in by Chicago’s big inning
• Browns’ four defensive linemen have looked good early
• Boys soccer: Late goal nets Oberlin a tie
• Federal court keeps Tim Quinn off ballot for Elyria mayor
• 4-Hers worry about program loss if sales tax fails
• Owner of Mardi Gras applies for separate liquor permit
• Oberlin buys Green Acres property from county
• Lorain man accused of striking girl
• Browns notes: Right tackle Tony Pashos practicing
• Engineers present options to fix erosion that plagues River Walk
• Shot dog improving after Tuesday incident
• Man pleads guilty to assault charges against task force officer
• Man arrested after argument with wife, stepdaughters
• Four bars cited for underage sales
• Police log for Sept. 22, 2011
• Ohio man injured in zip line accident in Hawaii
• Cleveland, Columbus among U.S.’s 10 poorest cities
• Route 2 eastbound snarled at Gulf Road; delays expected most of the day
• Faulty fridge causes fire in Vermilion
• Critter Chronicles: Bella
• Angelique Aiken
• Lisa Dovala
• Evelyn May Edwards
• Carl R. Frey, Jr.
• Jean Marie Jansheski
• Craig M. Matthews
• Elyria girl says man tried to force her into car
• Browns update: Right tackle Tony Pashos will try to return this week
• Man arrested for stabbing sister with nail file
• North Olmsted man dies after motorcycle crash
• Police: Mom left kids home alone, went to bikini bar
• 4-H program could go if sales tax fails
• Tribe splits doubleheader against White Sox
• Boys soccer: A loss, but EC battles to end with Strongsville
• Browns’ Alex Smith gets some looks
• Volleyball: Avon Lake recovers from Game 1 loss to beat Brecksville
• Cross country: Open Door strong at home
• Report: Some Ohio health insurance premiums could rise by 150%
• North Ridgeville seeking funding for Center Ridge widening
• Police report: Wellington teen used drugs, alcohol before fatal fall
• Oberlin College student who fell faces charges
• Jobless numbers drop: County unemployment for August is down 1.7% from August 2010
• Avon considers reopening Avon Road during interchange construction
• Crushers’ mascot sidelined while new head is on order
• Commissioners plan abbreviated campaign to pass sales tax
• Police log for Sept. 21, 2011
• Sen. Brown seeks military academy applications
• Critter Chronicles: Selene
• Suspect scuffles with officers during arrest
• Robert C. Ackerman
• Donald Earl Camp
• Lisa Dovala
• Gary D. Glover
• Beverly Ann Hatter
• Donald Arthur King
• Harold L. Lane
• Margaret C. “Peggy” Lees
• Helen M. “Polly” Lively
• Anthony Leo “Tony” Scully
• John “Jack” George Slack, Sr.
• Kenneth Neil Stump
• Margaret West
• Indians 4-4, White Sox 4-5: Tribe splits doubleheader
• Indians 4-4, White Sox 3-5: Tribe splits doubleheader
• Indians notes: Cabrera injured in opener
• Indians 4, White Sox 3: Tribe wins opener
• Republicans in state Senate considering redistricting map
• Elyria Council OKs new IT department
• Mold, Dust and Critters: Three Very Good Reasons For A Thorough Duct Cleaning
• Unemployment down slightly in Lorain County
• Elyria man arrested for 10th DUI
• Woman LifeFlighted after stabbing in Elyria
• Tribe notes: Lonnie Chisenhall finishing strong
• Girls soccer: Elyria Catholic, Wellington settle for a tie due to rain
• Mariners 12, Indians 6: Thanks to Huff, six not enough
• Confidence rewarded: Browns’ Pat Shurmur didn’t lose faith after ugly opening game
• Ohio State football: Plenty of areas need fixing fast
• OM-what? Akron hospital promises to take down sign
• Ohio State updating text notification database
• Two weeks needed to find cause of Elyria High football players’ illness
• Would-be Elyria mayoral candidate appeals to federal court
• Schools look for alleged T-shirt offenders
• Apple Festival organizers say fest went well, despite fight reports
• Man gets 3 years in fatal crash
• Police log for Sept. 20, 2011
• New Cleveland streets will be greener under new law
• Ziggy comic strip creator dies at age 80
• Browns notes: Shurmur will increase Hardesty’s workload
• Volley for the Cure to be held Thursday
• Critter Chronicles: Waylon
• Joseph Britton
• Beverlee Battle Chaney
• Earl Charles Chevalier
• Robert J. Gardinsky
• Donald Arthur King
• Helen M. Lively
• Dorothy H. Thompson
• Kathy J. Vargovich
• Defense leads way in improved Browns effort
• Mariners 12, Indians 6: Tribe drops rain-shortened affair
• Mariners 12, Indians 6: Tribe drops makeup game with M’s
• Litchfield Township man dies in crash
• Sound walls along Northeast Ohio interstates crumbling
• Pulitzer-winning Plain Dealer columnist resigns
• Critter Chronicles: Cora
• Fugitive of the Week: Former corrections officer wanted for wife’s murder
• Shelley Duncan, Indians rally for 6-5 win over Twins
• Gas price down another 15 cents per gallon
• Browns 27, Colts 9: Browns shake off bad opener
• 15 Minutes: Meet AIDS awareness advocate Eva Judy Lozano
• Two runners get 1st wins at Sandy Ridge
• Lorain honors hometown hero: Park, school dedicated to Admiral King
• Vendors happy with Apple Fest turnout
• Touchdown on fake punt revitalizes Pioneers, who improve to 4-0
• Punter gets it going in Elyria High win
• Fundraiser listings for Sept. 19, 2011
• Fatal crash victim ID’d by Highway Patrol
• PlayHouseSquare Presents “Million Dollar Quartet” The Broadway Musical Inspired by the true story.
• Browns put it all together, beat Colts for first win
• Roger Thomas Arnold
• Earl Charles Chevalier
• Raymond E. Edwards
• Robert J. Gardinsky
• John A. Loesch
• Texas Roadhouse evacuated after kitchen fire
• Browns get 1st win of year, 27-19 over Colts
• Browns lead 14-12 entering 4th quarter
• Browns lead Colts 14-9 at halftime
• Browns trail 3-0 after first quarter
• Browns update: Artis Hicks to start at right tackle
• Mary Ann Berthold
• Herbert Adkins
• Raymond E. Edwards
• Philip A. Sukel
• James “Jack” Whitney Ryan
• John A. Loesch
• Rose Marie Hoffman
• Andrew P. “Andy” Milchen
• Pass imperfect: Ohio State completes just four passes in ugly loss to Miami
• Browns in a rush to beat Colts, get first win
• Boys soccer: Amherst proves it belongs with win over Strongsville
• Chris Assenheimer: Blame injuries, not front office, for Tribe’s failure to finish
• Sweet first pageant for new Apple Fest queen
• Fights break out near Apple Festival after closing hours
• POWs, MIAs honored by VFW
• New elements added to classics at renovated Oberlin museum
• Allen Memorial Art Museum director leaving for Cornell after seven years
• N.R. gets new dialysis option
• Santana, Gomez lead Indians past Twins
• Boys soccer: Second-half surge propels Elyria past Lorain
• Milestones for 09/18/2011
• Indians: Injuries ended Tribe’s hopes
• The E-dition is free today - 9/17/11
• Marie Eleanor Morgan
• Dallas “Gramps” James
• Philip A. Sukel
• Harvey Gittler
• Harrison Charles Tripp
• Johnnie Jo (Hall) Gamble
• Kathleen B. Ondo
• Viola S. Edwards
• Mary Lee Hendrix
• Gary D. Gruver
• Rosa F. McCourt
• Richard L. “Dick” Gosselin
• Marie Eleanor Morgan
• Lauretta I. Bell (Letty Bell)
• Indians win, lose: Edge Twins, but get eliminated from Central Division race when Tigers down A’s
• Bug strikes EHS varsity and JV teams, forcing game to be canceled
• Browns’ Joshua Cribbs: Being smart in return game is key under new rules
• H.S. Football: Scores
• County worker fired for crash, drug test
• Crash on Turnpike kills man
• Rural King opens in Carlisle Township
• Toddler’s autopsy expected in a week
• Man charged after video tip on bar vandalism
• Browns notes: Mike Adams keeps proving the doubters wrong
• Corrections for Sept. 17, 2011
• No cause known for fire that left family homeless
• Former cop pleads guilty to misdemeanors
• Ohio State, Miami trying to focus on game, not scandals
• Missing men of WWII to be honored
• Man gets prison for driving over woman’s foot
• High school soccer notes: Sara Zambo’s return gives Keystone a lift
• Annual AIDS walk is Sunday
• Foreclosure suit filed against Kipton mayor
• H.S. Football: Avon’s defense dominates North Ridgeville
• H.S. Football: Avon’s defense dominates North Ridgeville
• Woman charged with child endangering
• H.S. Football: Midview welcomes EC into WSC with rout
• H.S. Football: Clay Wright, defense’s big plays lead Wellington
• H.S. Football: Clay Wright, defense’s big plays lead Wellington
• H.S. Football: Firelands blanks Fairview, reaches 4-0
• H.S. Football: Andrew Vaughn runs for 259 as Black River rolls
• H.S. Football: Lorain can’t match Tigers’ speed, big plays
• H.S. Football: Matt Jordan leads Clearview to 1st win
• H.S. Football: Brookside gets Homecoming victory
• H.S. Football: Brett Bass scores 4 TDs in Avon Lake win
• Apple Fest weekend schedule
• Elyria High football game rescheduled for Sunday
• Marshals arrest Lorain man who’s been on the run for a year
• 5-K run tomorrow to benefit Noemi Pagan scholarship
• Joe Haden’s great start, new leadership are positive signs for Browns
• High school volleyball: Brookside win over Buckeye nets PAC lead
• High school football Week 4: Falcons are flying again
• Postal Service could close 10 Ohio mail centers
• Ohio unemployment rises for third straight month
• Police log for Sept. 16, 2011
• After 16 years, ground broken for Avon’s new I-90 interchange
• Chronicle columnist dies at age 88
• UAW leader found hanged in park
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey “FULLY CHARGED”
• Former Elyria police officer convicted of sex crimes in 1990s trying to clear his name
• Former jail guard indicted in wife’s killing
• Indians lose again but trying for a big finish
• Fire destroys family’s apartment in Sheffield Township
• Keith J. Aldrich
• Faith Louise Ellis
• Johnnie Jo (nee Hall) Gamble
• Rose Marie Hoffman
• Hettie Johnson
• Genevieve E. Lampe-Mathis
• Bernard “Sonny” Manning
• Rosa F. McCourt
• Wilford C. Reinders
• John Paul Scholtz
• Richard P. Wilbert
• Man found hanged in Sheffield park
• State-of-the-art MRI machine arrives for new Clinic facility
• Art Schlichter pleads guilty to theft charges in ticket scheme
• 2 men indicted in shooting death outside South Lorain bar
• Jail guard indicted for wife’s stabbing death
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• Ground broken on new Avon interchange
• Browns update: Defensive coordinator Dick Jauron blames self for mishap vs. Bengals
• Boys soccer: Oberlin loses lead on late penalty kick call
• Browns’ Colt McCoy laments struggling start to the season
• Rangers 9, Indians 1: Texas routs Tribe
• Vendors upset about Good Friday Reds opener
• Girls soccer: Double trouble for Avon in loss to Rocky River
• Police log for Sept. 15, 2011
• Ohio State football: Mike Brewster is big for Buckeyes
• Balloon launch planned to honor North Ridgeville teen
• Child started Wilkes Villa blaze, Fire Department says
• Former secretary of state says Democrats dropped ball on redistricting
• DUI offender under ‘lifetime ban’ had a license during new crash
• Former Wellington coach Gawen Stoker remembered for his impact on kids
• Wellington church gets a bright restoration
• Critter Chronicles: Antoinette
• Jacqueline M. “Jackie” Berg
• Douglas H. Birch
• John A. Dubosh
• Joann V. Eacott
• Francisca Garza
• Jay D. Harford
• Genevieve E. Lampe-Mathis
• Wilford C. Reinders
• John Paul Scholtz
• Kenneth Neil Stump
• Anne Suster
• Patricia J. Taylor
• Steven Douglas Wacker
• Richard P. Wilbert
• Audition spots are still available for performers for the 18th LCCC FamilyFest....
• Former OSU and NFL quarterback to plead guilty in million-dollar ticket scheme
• Browns update: RT Tony Pashos won’t practice today, might not play Sunday
• High school volleyball: Brookside making big noise in the PAC
• Rise in Lorain County Education Levels Tied to Work at LCCC
• High school volleyball: State-ranked Bears add to Elyria’s pain
• Sen. Brown touts legislation to help repair old schools
• The Cleveland Clinic Annual Family Health and Wellness Fair will be held from 9...
• High school volleyball: Shoregals top Falls to stay undefeated
• Ohio State’s off-field troubles stealing the spotlight
• Keep the Browns’ season in perspective, please, it was just one game
• Ohio State says incoming freshmen are ‘brightest class ever’
• Ohio’s poverty rate at highest level in more than 30 years
• Proposed state redistricting map unveiled
• Fire forces families from several Wilkes Villa apartments
• After horror of crash, Tomasheski family survivors try to find new normal
• Initial autopsy: Head trauma killed Elyria child
• Elyria Salvation Army holds free farmers market
• Portion of interstate dedicated in Lorain Marine’s honor
• LCCC retools future goals, seeks input from the public
• More Ohio celebrations this year for Hispanic Heritage Month
• Indians pitcher Justin Masterson fading fast
• Critter Chronicles: Jazz and Josie
• Jacqueline M. “Jackie” Berg
• Glenn D. Blackford
• Douglas Alan Brubaker
• Barbara Lee Fette
• Charles E. Frick
• Genevieve E. Lampe-Mathis
• John “Paul” Scholtz
• Erwin Edward “Ed” Wolfram
• Fire damages apartments at Wilkes Villa
• Public hearing planned on Pali’s Nite Club
• HVAC Service Quotes Boost Savings: Tips For Reading Them To Hire Expert HVAC Service
• Road to be named for Marine who died in war
• Manny Ramirez arrested, accused of slapping wife
• Police ID motorcycle rider LifeFlighted from crash overnight
• High school soccer: Kevin Gjyrezi breaks through, keys Avon Lake win over Midview
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• Ohio State football: Buckeyes turn focus to Miami
• Bengals’ big play totally legal, but Cleveland’s reaction to it all wrong
• Couple plead guilty to duct taping 3-year-old
• The Cleveland Clinic Annual Family Health and Wellness Fair will be held from 9...
• Truck driver crashes, kills a dozen cattle headed to slaughterhouse
• Car sales up in Northeast Ohio, dealers association says
• Man pleads guilty to child rape
• 911 tapes: Toddler who died Sunday was bleeding from mouth
• City Brush Pickup
• Helicopters to be flying low, inspecting power lines
• Browns notes: Punter Richmond McGee’s first game could be last for Browns
• Yuengling will be available here Oct. 3
• New Cleveland casino flooded with job applications
• Proposed new congressional map to be unveiled today could put Rep. Betty Sutton in the hot seat
• Tax break for new hotel gets Elyria schools’ OK
• Fire damages home near Midview High
• No need for law on flash mobs, Elyria law director says
• Family, friends, school remember teen killed in bike accident on 57
• Critter Chronicles: Evie
• Kimberly A. Behner
• Amy Lynn Bloomfield
• Susanna Cave
• George D. Cross
• Faith Louise Ellis
• Larry Charles Foster
• Clarence E. Parsons
• Alexander B. “Alex” Sismour
• Woman injured after car drags her
• Browns: No excuses from coach Pat Shurmur; NFL determines key play was legal
• G.I. Jobs, the premier magazine for military personnel transitioning into civili...
• The 2011 Student Leadership Retreat will be held at Castaway Bay in Sandusky, OH...
• Gov. Kasich to honor fallen firefighters at ceremony today
• Cleveland Indians top Chicago White Sox 7-3
• Show Off Your Talent at FamilyFest! - LCCC is looking for performers for the 18t...
• Commentary: No mistaking just how bad Browns were
• Bengals 27, Browns 17: Confusion reigns as Browns blow lead, opener
• Fundraiser listings for Sept. 12, 2011
• Avon Lake honors retired utilities chief
• Police log for Sept. 12, 2011
• Elyrians honor 9/11 victims in candlelight ceremony
• Gas prices down 4 cents from last week but up $1 from last year
• Key play: Mass confusion or illegal?
• Red Sox sign Crushers closer Ruben Flores
• Browns notes: Josh Cribbs’ big chance goes awry
• Browns bungle opener against Bengals
• Kimberly A. Behner
• Amy Lynn Bloomfield
• Harold Dean Hall
• Browns DT Ahtyba Rubin signs 3-year extension
• Police investigating 33-month-old’s death
• Browns stunned 27-17 in opening loss to Bengals
• Browns update: Cleveland leads 17-13 after 3 quarters
• Browns bounce back, lead 14-13 at halftime
• Browns update: Bengals lead sloppy Browns 10-0 after 1st quarter
• Browns: RT Tony Pashos inactive for opener; Oniel Cousins will start
• God Bless America!
• Clarence W. Burkey
• Esther M. Otero
• The Dash Between: Wellington banker served in World War II
• Casualty Lists
• Ohio State avoids disaster, stops Toledo’s upset bid
• Fickell doesn’t want excuses, just good football
• Browns ready for a new start … again
• Walks, walk-off slam sink Indians against White Sox
• Crushers swept: Joliet, injuries too much to overcome
• Driver dies in single-vehicle crash on Baumhart Road
• Teen bike rider killed in collision with car on Route 57
• Boys soccer: Elyria Catholic scores early, often in win over Elyria
• Girls soccer: Elyria Catholic raises Elyria Cup again with 3-0 win over Elyria
• 9/11 events
• Editor’s column: Living stronger under the veil of ‘what’s next?’
• A wave of emotions engulfed Lorain County when news of the attacks spread
• Air traffic controller shies from ‘hero’ tag
• We remember: Denise Ryan, grew up in Elyria, now lives in New York City
• We remember: Joyce Camarillo Decker of Lorain
• For an Elyria father of a fallen soldier, this is a day we remember the heroes
• 9/11 timeline
• 9/11 facts and figures
• The CT’s Harvey Gittler spent hours waiting for a phone call from son
• We remember: Jay Hostetler of New York, N.Y.
• We remember: The CT’s Craig Kwasniewski
• We remember: Patti Saunders of Lorain
• Family members celebrate the life of the ‘life of the party’
• We remember: Sylvia Baracz of North Ridgeville
• We remember: Lauren Dominiak of Elyria
• We remember: Jennifer Mosely of Sheffield
• Our Evan Goodenow was on a bucket brigade at ground zero
• Mood of ‘deep sadness’ greeted Red Cross disaster volunteers
• We remember: Annie Heidersbach of Elyria
• We remember: Marilyn Pressnell of Avon Lake
• We remember: Diane Opfer of North Ridgeville
• We remember: Denise Walker of Oberlin
• We remember: Gregory Coe of Elyria
• Former Marine plans to honor the fallen by biking from NYC to Pa., then to D.C.
• Quilt is symbol of their feelings
• Our Brad Dicken chronicled what nightmares look like
• Barbara J. Martincin
• Jeanne C. Hart
• Peter S. D’Agnese, Jr.
• Takiko Biskup
• William J. Gannet, Sr.
• Jennifer Susan Kubincanek
• Esther M. Otero
• Elyria fire chief abandons pursuit of pharmacy license, monitor equipment
• North Ridgeville officials to discuss wind turbine ordinance
• Probation continues for man allegedly hit by police officer
• Ridge Lumber closing after 60 years
• LCCC breaks ground on technology center
• Toledo tight end and Elyria grad Danny Noble wold like nothing better than to hand Ohio State a loss
• College football: Ohio State not taking Toledo lightly
• Memories of Sept. 11 remain fresh, vivid to Browns players
• Browns GM Mike Holmgren says team trying hard to keep Peyton Hillis
• Lonnie Chisenhall supplies the power as Indians down White Sox, snap losing skid
• High school soccer notes: Elyria-Elyria Catholic clash today
• H.S. Football: Area and state scores
• H.S. Football: Elyria gets revenge in rematch with EC
• H.S. Football Commentary: Rivalry good for city, but is it good for programs?
• H.S. Football: Avon edges Lorain in fun, and sloppy, game
• H.S. Football: Kyle Smith leads Firelands past Sailors, to 3-0 start
• H.S. Football: North Ridgeville beats Garfield, remains undefeated
• H.S. Football: Midview overcomes missed chances
• H.S. Football: Amherst breaks through for 1st victory
• H.S. Football: Black River rallies for 3-0 start
• H.S. Football: Wellington’s Dylan Weidrick runs over Edison
• H.S. Football: Keystone can’t keep up with Galion
• Grand slam, two homers give Chicago eight runs against Tribe
• Former councilman accused of pointing shotgun at stepson
• EHS vs. EC: Pioneers rolling after starting year with two shutouts
• Daniel Kovarbasich released, will have 9 p.m. curfew at parents’ home
• EHS vs. EC: Panthers want less scoring
• Browns ‘trying like crazy’ to keep Peyton Hillis
• High school volleyball: Keystone bounces back against Firelands
• EHS opens to students
• Car hits porch after man jumps from it during chase
• Man accused of pistol-whipping teen in Lorain
• Police make arrest in South Lorain bank robbery
• Avon finally getting repaid for Crushers stadium
• Bookseller Video shutting down after nearly 20 years
• Teens charged after toy-gun scare near school
• South Lorain bank robbed again
• Former Elyria councilman arrested
• Elyria volleyball player Shelby Obitts picks school
• Robert “Bob” Poiner
• School board member’s ballot removal request is denied
• Bilingual machines to be available to meet federal elections mandate
• Peter S. D’Agnese, Jr.
• Madeline E. Deskins
• Hilda H. Evansco
• Jeanne C. Hart
• Eunice H. Jordan
• Walter Ivan Lindenberg, Jr.
• Margaret Ruth Schubert Petersen
• James J. Urig
• Daniel Kovarbasich violated probation by leaving his house, judge rules
• Former Elyria councilman charged with domestic violence
• UPDATED: Lorain bank robbed today
• Teen arrested for toy gun near Windsor
• EHS student tickets still available for Friday’s game
• Congratulations to LCCC nursing graduates, who have scored among the highest pas...
• Browns update: Rookie Jason Pinkston expected to start at left guard; Tony Pashos out of walking boot
• The pairing of Pat Shurmur and Colt McCoy could mean big things for the Browns
• The CT’s Scott Petrak gives you his Browns prediction
• Browns’ Phil Taylor shows he’s not an average rookie defensive tackle
• Think Your Furnace Has Seen Better Days? Shop Now, Before You Need It Again
• Boys soccer: Amherst gets big win over Avon Lake
• Battle for Elyria: EHS/EC rematch is Friday
• Lorain drug dealer gets three years
• Tigers 8, Indians 6: Ex-Indian Martinez does it to Tribe again
• Lake Erie Crushers drop playoff opener to Slammers
• Firms to brief OSU officials today on compliance review
• Cost to play Powerball to double, but prizes will as well
• Firefighters’ fundraiser nets two wedding rings
• ‘Golden Eye’ diamond on auction block today
• Ohio lawmakers await president’s speech tonight
• Federal judge upholds ‘no touch’ law for dancers at adult clubs
• Boys soccer: Avon gets a win over top-team Elyria Catholic
• Colt McCoy carries veteran status against Bengals’ Dalton
• Land donations boost Amherst rec prospects
• Elyria Parks Board to discuss Cascade recommendation
• Elyria fire victim remembered for making people laugh
• 9/11 vigil planning unites strangers
• Sheriff’s Office spared in Commissioner Tom Williams’ cost-cutting proposal
• Police log for Sept. 8, 2011
• Critter Chronicles: Titan
• Jennifer L. Blakely
• Dimitri M. Kunch
• James J. Urig
• Arrest made in Put-in-Bay slaying
• Tigers 8, Indians 6: Tribe swept away
• Indians notes: Crowe completes comeback
• Tigers 8, Indians 6: Tribe swept by Tigers
• Sheriff’s Office gets $400K-plus grant to battle sex offenders
• Coroner’s office identifies woman who died after apartment fire yesterday
• Man LifeFlighted following Avon accident yesterday is doing OK
• Arrested Elyria man threatened officers, kicked out cruiser window, police say
• Second woman dies from crash tied to stop-sign prank
• Woman’s dog fends off attacker
• Crushers hope strong finish will carry them to another championship
• Tigers rip Fausto Carmona, put Tribe in real trouble
• Browns’ Owen Marecic is focusing on getting better
• Lorain County Golf Coaches Association Tournament: Avon Lake wins big
• High school volleyball: Middies come through in clutch, knock off Bay
• High school volleyball: Shoregals get big SWC win over Amherst
• Suddenly it’s September: Wild temperature swings are not unusual for this time of year
• Two established car dealers moving to Avon
• Police log for Sept. 7, 2011
• Metro Parks plans announcement on rec facility to serve Amherst
• Lorain Schools names interim chief; levy foremost on his agenda
• Street Resurfacing Projects to Start by September 19
• Apply online starting today for jobs at new Cleveland casino
• City of Oberlin plans to buy former orphanage
• Asphalt plant plan dead in Lorain
• Elyria Council: LifeCare, Elyria Fire Department need to plan
• Is the American League Central race over?
• Critter Chronicles: Wizard
• Eleonore H. Boos
• Sharon Lynne Corbin
• Elizabeth M. Crowe
• Ernest A. Fesco
• Darlene R. Gerstacker
• Fred Allen “Bud” Ladd, Sr.
• Ursa L. Roberts
• Craig A. Seeley
• Kathy D. Stevenson
• Irene B. Tayfel
• James J. Urig
• Julia Ann Webb
• Tigers 10, Indians 1: Tribe drops another to Detroit
• Tigers 10, Indians 1: Tribe takes it on the chin
• Indians notes: Kipnis activated; Carrasco headed for surgery
• Branham to serve as Lorain Schools’ interim leader
• Clubhead Lag Creates Distance And Accuracy
• State group looking to reduce license suspensions
• It's not too late to register for Fall Semester classes at LCCC. Plenty of 8-wee...
• LifeFlight called in for Avon rollover accident
• Jerry Springer to speak out against Ohio election law at rally Thursday
• Ohio State students return from weekend to find burglar’s bloody body
• Tigers 4, Indians 2: Freefall continues, but pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez looks good
• Who will start at guard for Browns?
• Buckeyes own Ohio: Toledo hoping to be 1st since 1921 to oust OSU
• Tribe notes: Grady’s back but starts out flat
• Interim Lorain superintendent may be picked today
• Police log for Sept. 6, 2011
• Police arrest suspect in Lorain burglaries
• Thomas P. Surace
• Gerald Braun
• Ruth H. Helyes
• James J. Urig
• Julia Webb
• Lucille Anne Pierce
• Chester R. “Chet” Hogan
• Ernest A. Fesco
• Shaffer gets the edge, takes Modified feature at Lorain County Speedway
• Sandusky Speedway: Trio take titles on Fan night
• Tigers 4, Indians 2: Tribe drops opener of key series
• Indians notes: Sizemore returns to fold
• Tigers 4, Indians 2: Tribe drops series opener
• Browns update: Right tackle Tony Pashos in walking boot
• Happy Labor Day!
• James M. Galbraith
• John A. Dubosh
• Elinor A. “Phyllis” Gatz
• Gail L. Mosley
• Thomas P. Surace
• Playoffs? Crushers say yes, down Beach Bums in must-win game
• Shelley Duncan delivers the offense as Indians down Royals, but still can’t gain on Tigers
• Not finished yet: Day after roster cuts, Browns GM Tom Heckert still tinkering with roster
• High school cross country 2011: Amherst’s Emily Johnson puts eye on team
• High school cross country 2011: This Musial is the man for Avon Lake this season
• Union leaders: S.B. 5 a hot issue at annual organized labor celebration
• High school cross country 2011: Breaking it down
• Police log for Sept. 5, 2011
• Critter Chronicles: Keno, Jill and Lea
• Ruth A. Long
• Michael J. Maruschak
• James M. Patton
• James M. Galbraith
• Lucille M. Pinter
• Howard J. Grenell
• Jane Cauffiel Thomson
• Barbara Helen Hildebrandt
• Wilfredo “Fred” Morales
• Ohio State begins the Luke Fickell Era with blowout of Akron
• Ohio State quarterbacks get passing grades
• No offense, no chance: Indians get three hits in loss to Royals, fall 61/2 behind Tigers
• Hundreds attend tea party rally in Avon
• LifeCare chief warns against using Fire Department as ambulance service
• Browns make cuts, place Brandon Jackson on season-ending IR
• Vigil held for woman who jumped to death off bridge
• Police log for Sept. 4, 2011
• Police looking for credit card bandit
• Fire damages Lorain apartments
• Cross country: Shoremen find reason to smile after taking second at Earlybird
• Boys soccer: Avon Lake gets late goal, ties Westlake
• Browns cut 17 players, have 10 more to go tonight
• Arthur David Tolley
• Ronnie David Corbin
• Theresa Mate
• Eloise Ann Mohrman
• Robert W. “Gabby #21″ Schildt
• Staying alive: Indians pounce on Royals early, stay on pace with Tigers
• Scott Petrak: Depth looks like Browns’ biggest problem as opener approaches
• Browns sign Evan Moore to two-year extension
• College football: Buckeyes itching to get back on field, try to put scandal, national criticism to rest
• College football: Yeomen feeling confident about season
• It’s win or stay home: Crushers’ playoff chances take big hit with loss to Beach Bums
• Grafton prison farm to close
• Permit holding up EHS classes
• Relatives remember slain man’s aspirations
• Correction for Sept. 3, 2011
• H.S. Football: Vermilion scores 21 in 4th to snap 11-game skid
• Lorain man cleared of heroin possession
• Police ID three men in cocaine seizure
• Police log for Sept. 3, 2011
• H.S. Football: Midview turns to run, powers past Amherst
• Vigil today for suicide victim
• Man guilty in bar-fight death gets four years
• H.S. Football: Elyria posts 2nd straight shutout
• Commissioner cuffed after reported break-in
• Elyria man indicted in 2009 crash that critically injured 2
• H.S. Football: Elyria Catholic jumps on Buckeye, rolls to victory
• Donations sought for family who lost home to fire
• 3 file as write-ins for Oberlin school board
• H.S. Football: Ridgeville wins with late hook-and-lateral
• H.S. Football: Avon Lake turns to ground game, beats Shaker Heights
• H.S. Football: Avon tops tough Wellington
• H.S. Football: Oberlin puts up spirited rally, but falls to McDonald
• H.S. Football: Norwalk’s Dustin Crabtree runs over Keystone
• H.S. Football: Black River snaps losing streak vs. Northwestern
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• Nursery collecting produce donations for Second Harvest
• Man died after helping save brother, nephew from fire
• Fired worker sprayed business with wing sauce mixture, police say
• In an effort to raise awareness, promote a level of preparedness and ensure a sa...
• Tribe notes: Bullpen gets reinforcements
• A’s 7, Indians 0: Tribe looks beat after marathon the night before
• Spans over Black River, Ford Road targeted for future repair projects « The Chronicle-Telegram - Lorain County's leading news source
• Three more Ohio State football players hit with sanctions
• High school football Week 2: Elyria’s Dustin Stolarski has record start
• Elyria volleyball rolls in opener against Parma
• Governor to honor workers who died on job in last year
• Woman finds, returns wallet containing $4,600
• Traffic tickets, DUIs on the decline, study shows
• Man found guilty of raping Lorain woman
• It’s consolidation, not sale, for Grafton prisons
• Elyria teen leaps from second floor to escape fire at Middle Avenue house
• Construction delays push back start for EHS
• Police log for Sept. 2, 2011
• Authorities seize kilo of cocaine, car at Elyria Wendy’s
• Howard J. Grenell
• Janet J. Westermann
• Benjamin F. Bellisario IV
• Lucille Fahrion
• Mardell Ann Kekich
• Lucille M. Pinter
• Ralph Fox
• Lorain man shot and killed outside apartment complex
• Fire destroys home on Middle Avenue
• Start date at EHS pushed back to Sept. 12
• A’s 7, Indians 0: Tribe can’t complete sweep
• Indians notes: Choo on DL to help bullpen
• A’s 7, Indians 0: Tribe can’t complete sweep
• Men arrested after one chases down stolen vehicle
• Highway Patrol to be out in force looking for drunken drivers this weekend
• Authorities trying to solve a panty puzzle
• Parole board has no mercy for inmate set to die this month
• North Coast Correctional to be run by state, merge with Grafton Correctional
• Police find woman stabbed with knife left in her body
• Former bar owner faces charges of passing bad checks
• Boys high school soccer 2011 preview
• Browns: Tonight’s preseason game a big deal for subs
• Locals look to get B-W football back on top
• Crushers rally as Kellen Kulbacki comes through in clutch again
• Jack Hannahan’s big night saves Indians, who down A’s in 16 innings
• Boys high school soccer 2011: EC’s David Elwer isn’t worried about his stats
• Tribe notes: Acta: Hafner will make it back this month
• Family shares memories of Jessica Valentine
• Police log for Sept. 1, 2011
• Police ID victim of fatal Lorain shooting
• Schools can start applying today for Statehouse field trip grants
• State plans to announce prison sales this morning
• Commissioners expect pain when $2.6 million in cuts come
• Judge loosens conditions of suspect’s house arrest
• Gulf Road Construction: Hilliard to Cleveland Street
• Man dies in fire, another man, tot jump to safety
• Bank claims Ted Kalo’s former business site
• Arthur David Tolley
• Jack Charles Piskura
• Lucille Fahrion
• Nancy M. Sholtes
• Ralph Fox
• Mardell Ann Kekich
• Harlan J. Riley
• Howard J. Grenell
• Ernest R. Lance, Sr.
• Violet May Schultz-Roberts
• Joan M. “Nanny” Hillenbrand
• Janet J. Westermann
• Jessica Lynn Valentine
• Man arrested after alleged threats to officer
• Critter Chronicles: Cricket
• Rape suspect defending himself in county court
• Indians 4, A’s 3: Hannahan helps Tribe to 16-inning win
• Indians 4, A’s 3: Hannahan lifts Tribe in 16 innings
• The Cleveland Clinic’s Annual Family Health and Wellness Fair
• Indians notes: Hafner will return
• One dead in Sheffield Twp. house fire
• One dead in Sheffield Township house fire
• Final Cedar Point riverboat rides up for auction
• New search engine for Ohio public worker pay
• Untitled
• Lorain County school bus schedules
• Juanita “Neets” Grace Nehring
• John V. Tirbaso
• Nancy M. Sholtes
• Martin Montanez
• Benjamin F. Bellisario IV
• Jack Charles Piskura
• Critter Chronicles: Cricket
• ROUNDUP: Aug, 30, 2011
• Dryer fire leaves Amherst family homeless
• Metro Parks head: Cascade rebound possible
• Police seek Elyria bank robbery suspect
• ‘Joe the Plumber’ confirmed for Avon tea party event Saturday
• Killer faces bill for victim’s funeral
• Spans over Black River, Ford Road targeted for future repair projects
• Goodwill to open Oberlin location in fall
• CORRECTIONS: Aug. 31, 2011
• Indians give Gomez some run support in 6-2 win over Oakland
• Tribe notes: LaPorta optioned to make room for Gomez
• Browns lose Steinbach for season after left guard has back surgery
• High school volleyball: Brookside rallies from two-game deficit to beat Clearview
• High school volleyball: Midview downs EC in four games
• Boys soccer: Medina 11, Elyria 0
• CORRECTIONS: Aug. 30, 2011
• Critter Chronicles: Fillmore
• Indians 6, A’s 2: Offense backs Gomez
• Indians 6, A’s 2: Tribe wins again
• Indians notes: LaPorta sent down
• Lorain Schools expects interim soon, acceptance of Atkinson’s resignation delayed
• Dollar General robbed at gunpoint
• Degree Days — How They Figure In Your Energy-Use Calculations
• Lorain County school bus schedules
• James R. Cummings
• John Drake
• Douglas M. “Doug” Keyse
• Donald M. Phillips
• Margaret E. Lyman
• Ruth Hancock Holoway
• Elyria Council rejects dispatch back pay
• Middle Avenue pipe project digs up diesel-soaked soil
• Elyria Council asked to stop flash mobs
• Indians 2, A’s 1: Tribe takes first
• Indians notes: Another injury for Tribe
• Turnpike crash injures two
• Browns update: Safeties T.J. Ward, Usama Young return; Mike Adams plans on being starter
• Woman who jumped from bridge identified
• Lorain’s Atkinson hired by Georgia Schools
• Donald M. Phillips
• Michael A. Wright
• High school volleyball 2011: Midview’s Cumberledge has talent that’s loud and clear
• Volleyball 2011: Breaking down the season
• Wasted opportunity: Indians fall to Royals as fast start fizzles along with chance to gain on Tigers
• Tribe notes: Brantley to miss rest of season
• VIDEO: Lorain County Fair fiddling contest
• Browns’ Massaquoi excited to be back on the field
• RiverHawks turn the tables on Crushers with 2-0 shutout
• New drug services board member brings compelling story to job
• Royals 2, Indians 1: Tribe can’t complete sweep
• Indians notes: Brantley done for the season
• Woman jumps to her death from Route 254 bridge
• Royals 2, Indians 1: Tribe can’t complete sweep
• Asdrubal Cabrera’s clutch home run lifts Indians past Royals
• Tribe notes: Tomlin says injury ‘nothing serious’
• Browns analysis: Injuries sure to impact roster decisions
• Paul Fagan throws Crushers’ second straight shutout in win over RiverHawks
• Boys soccer: Fast start propels Elyria Catholic past Wellington
• Oberlin snaps losing streak in style, blasts Lutheran East 56-0
• Buddhists celebrate new temple in Elyria
• Relative’s quest leads to new headstone at veteran’s unmarked grave at local cemetery
• Police: Flashing at bar leads to violence
• Police log for Aug. 28, 2011
• Lorain County Fair tractor pull results
• William “Bill” Dalton
• Joseph J. Wirkner
• Robert W. Schildt
• Joyce Ann Blevins
• Dominic A. Patania
• Lloyd D. Doehr
• Gene Edward Cash, Sr.
• Thrilling night: Thome’s return inspires Indians’ comeback win over the Royals
• Love high school football? The Blitz is back.
• Fans show Thome they still love him
• Indians 2, Royals 1: Tribe wins in Thome’s return
• Indians: Thome back where it started
• DUI checkpoint tonight in Elyria
• Lorain County Fair horse pull results
• Before the games, read our high school football preview
• Wind rips swath through county
• Police: Avon Lake man used camera to peep on co-workers
• Man that police officer is accused of hitting apologizes
• Police log for Aug. 26, 2011
• Plea deal reluctantly taken
• Judge OKs postponing sentencing in boy’s death
• Three arrested in LaGrange thefts
• Police: Two men shot in Lorain
• NFL preseason: Eagles 24, Browns 14
• Kovarbasich to remain jailed until September hearing
• Thousands still without power as storm cleanup begins
• Motorcycle crash claims life of Elyria man
• John F. Kennedy Memorial Parkway to be Renamed
• Critter Chronicles: Skeeter
• CORRECTIONS: Aug. 25, 2011
• Tribute given to Lester ‘Les’ Rivera, an Elyria Catholic player who died 31 years ago
• Tribute given to Lester ‘Les’ Rivera, a Elyria Catholic player who died 31 years ago
• Graduation rates could fall when state adopts federal formula
• Graduation ratings could fall when state adopts federal formula
• Police: Panty thief takes 66 pairs
• Superintendent Atkinson sees positive legacy in Lorain
• Roundup for Aug. 25, 2011
• Attorney: Boy died from blood disorder, not abuse
• Mariners 9, Indians 2: Seattle swamps Tribe
• Boys soccer: Amherst shuts out Westlake
• Ohio Supreme Court ruling keeps Quinn off ballot
• Laid off deputies to return under dispatching merger
• Stormwater Management Plan
• 2010-11 Area School Report Cards: Elyria gets a ‘B’ while Westwood scores its first ‘excellent’ rating
• 2010-11 Area School Report Cards: Elyria gets a ‘B’ while Westwood scores its first ‘excellent’ rating
• 2010-11 Area School Report Cards: Superintendents pleased with performances; all districts get ‘C’ or better
• Lorain County feels quake; no damage reported
• Roundup for Aug. 24, 2011
• Commissioners say they are honing pitch on sales tax campaign
• Restored stained glass windows keep memories of closed church alive
• Indians 7-7, Mariners 5-12: Choo homer wins opener
• Earthquake shakes East Coast, Indians-Mariners game
• Browns’ Lauvao looking to put past behind him
• High school football 2011: Kerschbaum steps in to help Brookside
• Back to School for Elyria - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Indians notes: Hafner could be lost for season
• Site News: Comments are back
• 17-year-old designs winning Junior Fair T-shirt
• Indians 7, Mariners 5: Choo saves Tribe
• UPDATED: 5.9 magnitude earthquake felt in Ohio
• It's not too late to register for Fall Semester classes at LCCC. Plenty of 8-wee...
• Earthquake in Virginia rattles folks here
• Amy Winehouse family: No illegal drugs found
• VIDEO: Easton Corbin performs at the fair
• Route 511 open
• Ceiling Fans Make Your Comfort A Priority By Enhancing Cooling Equipment
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• Critter Chronicles: Muffin
• Thief breaks down adult store door with semi, steals $800 sex toy
• Deputies look into conflict at Dembie slaying scene
• Lorain man killed in crash with wrecker
• Car runs over 7-year-old Elyria girl’s legs
• Police log for Aug. 23, 2011
• Republican presidential candidate with a big wrench visits Donna’s Diner
• Court OKs decision to reverse firefighters’ demotions
• Residents oppose asphalt plant
• Mariners 3, Indians 2: Tribe drops series opener
• Indians notes: Hafner back on the disabled list
• Child, 7, struck, pinned by car in Elyria
• 2011 Lorain County Fair Clair Hill award winner named
• 2011 Lorain County Fair king and queen crowned
• Small business group backs Ohio union law
• Rural Ohio among states sharing fed money for broadband Internet
• Browns update: QB Colt McCoy feels more comfortable, less pressure than at the start of camp
• New water plant chief has big plans
• Are Your Golf Clubs Keeping Your From Playing Your Best?
• New water plant chief has big plans
• Elyria man accused of robbery, kidnapping
• Police log for Aug. 22, 2011
• Jiminez implodes as Tigers sweep Indians
• Injuries piling up for the Browns
• Two shot at 49ers-Raiders preseason game
• High school golf 2011: Talent delaying Titsworth’s senior season
• Bennett finishes third at Lorain triathlon after helping panicked swimmer
• Two teams closing on Crushers for final playoff spot
• Man critically injured in crash on Route 2
• Sharon Robinette
• Franklin B. Peter
• Rosa Lee Life
• James A. Austin
• Clayton R. “Bob” Gentry
• Rosanne Zirkman
• Henry V. Koepp
• Anna Marie Williams
• Albert W. “Butch” Melhinch
• Franklin D. Johnson
• Indians column: Tribe needs offense — again
• Clayton R. “Bob” Gentry
• Charlene “NeeNee” Clingan
• Sandra A. Hatfield
• Ruth Hamrick
• Robert William Grugel
• Henry V. Koepp
• Hazel Marie Young
• BASF building going up
• Tea party group reserves Avon ballpark
• Midview Middle School project taking shape after spring delays
• Pro-union supporters skip meeting with Kasich
• ROUNDUP: Aug. 20, 2011
• Poor second effort: Mistake-prone Browns fall to Lions
• BLOTTER: Aug. 20, 2011
• CORRECTIONS: Aug. 20, 2011
• Brian Dulik: Browns show fans why preseason is waste of time
• Browns notes: Lack of practice time keeps Hardesty on bench again
• Browns update: RB Armond Smith goes 81 yards as Cleveland keeps lead
• Browns update: Colt McCoy hangs tough as Cleveland leads 21-13 at halftime
• Browns update: Lions lead 10-7 after 1st quarter
• Browns: RBs Peyton Hillis, Montario Hardesty out for tonight’s game
• Hundreds of foods to choose from at the Lorain County fair
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• Meet the contestants for fair king and queen
• Lorain school district looks at Atkinson fill-in
• Lorain County Fair schedule
• Lorain County Fair: General info
• Meet the Queen and Horseman candidates
• High school football 2011: Oberlin Phoenix looking to rise
• Win puts Tribe 1-1⁄2 games behind Tigers
• OSU’s Terrelle Pryor ruled eligible for NFL draft
• Colt McCoy to face big test tonight vs. Lions
• Investigator: Wife plunged from window trying to flee
• Gilchrist voting inquiry forwarded to prosecutors
• Metro Parks director to attend meeting on Cascade Park
• Car dealer offers to pick up part of the cost for new cruiser paint jobs
• Pregnant woman in fair condition following LifeFlight crash
• Police log for Aug. 19, 2011
• Couple: Racial slurs left in apartment after break-in
• William Dembie appears in court; case is bound over to county court
• Pro-union group to Gov. Kasich: Repeal law, we’ll talk
• More than 200 to lose jobs at state development department
• Amherst police warn about break-ins, ask for public’s help
• Fire destroys mini van, shuts down turnpike briefly
• Woman creates Facebook page to help her mother find a kidney
• LifeFlight called in for Sheffield Township accident
• Beware Of Golf Instruction
• Cedar Point haunted attractions getting new names after complaints
• Woman finally serving time for 1992 massage spa case
• Groups in North Ridgeville, Amherst enact school supply drives
• Ohio has more mosquitoes this year, and more with West Nile, health officials say
• New fence meant to prevent jumpers on Akron ‘Suicide Bridge’
• High school football 2011: Columbia hopes to show 2010 wasn’t a fluke
• Fausto Carmona leads Indians over White Sox
• Browns’ D’Qwell Jackson putting his injuries in the past
• Rally planned to protests post office closing
• Drunken man kicked out of bar returns, fires shots in front of officers
• Woman fined $750 for letting dog freeze to death
• Man says he was shot while walking on West Avenue
• Youth football tournament turns into memorial event for Tomasheskis
• Browns notes: Jim Tressel visits Browns practice
• Orphaned grizzly cubs coming to Cleveland zoo
• Browns: Peyton Hillis, Eric Steinbach, T.J. Ward suffer minor injuries
• High school football 2011: Running game young Clippers’ biggest asset
• White Sox 8, Indians 7: Tribe falls in the 14th
• Feds decide against requiring farmers to get truckers’ licenses
• Man, four houses shot in two hours in Lorain
• Man broke into woman’s house, raped her, police say
• County jail guard faces charges in Amherst bar fracas
• Abuse allegations on both sides in Dembie stabbing case
• Police log for Aug. 17, 2011
• Woman faces drug, other charges after allegedly shoplifting a Coke from store
• Indians falter in 14th against White Sox, fall three games behind Tigers in AL Central
• Demitrios “Jim” Antonopoulos
• Douglas E. Bates
• Darryl Blue
• Animal group contends with feral cats near Second Street in Elyria
• Tea party activist replaces candidate for Lorain Council
• Corrections officer jailed in wife’s death resigns
• Poker run to benefit injured motorcyclist
• Elyria man honored after his death for inventing OmniScope
• Tribe signs top pick Francisco Lindor
• Girls tennis season preview
• Ex-OSU coach Jim Tressel visits Browns camp
• How UV Lights Impact Your Home’s Inside Air
• High school football 2011: Avon Lake set to defend yet another Southwestern Conference title
• School bus crashes on the decline, Highway Patrol reports
• Lorain superintendent worries some in new district
• Amherst artists recreate famous Iwo Jima photo
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• LCCC welding program gets $2.9 million grant
• Man who set fire that killed horses gets nine months
• Elyria man found hanged by turnpike had three kids, alcohol problem
• Police log for Aug. 16, 2011
• Trooper back on duty after domestic probe
• South Lorain post office to close Sept. 9
• $3,000 stolen in Carlisle Twp. armed robbery
• Anthony Sowell’s attorneys plan to request a new trial
• 15 Minutes: Meet Kim Krall, a founder of Chicks Against Hunger
• Browns: RB Montario Hardesty returns to practice
• Vermilion triathlon: Winner survives dropped bike chain
• High school football 2011: Comets plan to contend despite losses
• Rainout means little time off for Tribe rest of way
• Browns’ Colt McCoy off to a fast start
• Rip currents likely in lake, National Weather Service says
• Gas prices down a nickel per gallon, AAA reports
• Highway Patrol identifies man whose body was found near turnpike
• CT report goes on patrol with Lorain police
• Center deals with side-effect of offering help — loiterers
• Lorain’s Catholic Charities: Demand for food up 10 percent lately
• Maintaining Your Form For 18 Holes
• Fire damages central Lorain home
• Longtime EC coach and supporter Lou Rotunda dies at age 85
• Irene M. Byam
• Baby Alexis Rose Collum
• Ronald Sylvester Conrad
• John S. “Jack” Evans
• Indians: Rainouts wreaking havoc on Tribe schedule
• Indians notes: Duncan down but could return soon
• Body found under overpass
• Music Under the Stars at Lakeview Park canceled
• Sandra J. Kulick
• Ronald S. Conrad
• Kathleen Ann Hoff Carje
• Michael M. Radd
• Jonathan W. Dornon
• John S. “Jack” Evans
• Joan L. Garcia
• Charles E. Frick
• The Dash Between: Geneva Willis filled neighborhood with organ music
• Browns 27, Packers 17: Browns open preseason, Pat Shurmur Era with solid showing against Super Bowl champs
• Indians 3, Twins 1: Tribe trips up Twinkies
• Indians notes: Brantley still ailing
• Browns update: Packers lead 17-14 at halftime; Colt McCoy looks good
• Browns, Packers tied at 7 after 1st quarter
• Lorain superintendent chosen to lead Atlanta-area district
• Browns pregame notes: WR Carlton Mitchell has finger surgery, inactive for game
• Teen grazed in head by bullet in Lorain
• Irene M. Byam
• Douglas E. Bates
• Carol D. Hines
• Suspect calmly detailed wife’s slaying in phone call
• ‘Avengers’ extras assemble!
• Ridgeville looks to restrict Splash Pad access
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Police looking into Chestnut St. home invasions
• BLOTTER: Aug. 13, 2011
• CORRECTIONS: Aug. 13, 2011
• Indians continue their comeback ways with win over Twins in last at-bat
• Tribe notes: Choo return was ahead of schedule
• New-look Browns are looking for answers against Packers tonight
• Indians 3, Twins 2: Tribe takes series opener
• Indians notes: Choo returns to Tribe lineup
• Going to ‘Avengers’ filming? We want to talk to you
• Armed attackers beat residents in Elyria home
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• Teen charged after attacking man with gun in bar parking lot
• Nine mighty fine: Crushers riding win streak
• 2011 Cleveland Labor Day Oktoberfest
• The Annual High School Charity Game 2011
• High school football 2011: Keystone expects success
• Anthony Sowell sentenced to death
• Police log for Aug. 12, 2011
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• Tigers 4, Indians 3: Manager OK with tough loss, series victory
• Monday is deadline to apply for EdChoice school vouchers
• Two new tenants may move to St. Joseph center in Lorain
• Browns’ Brandon Jackson has something to prove
• Additional charges for murder suspect
• Guard indicted for smuggling tobacco
• Judge to decide Anthony Sowell’s fate in 9 a.m. hearing
• Golf: Avon Lake wins third tournament title in four events
• Wi-Fi leeching leads to recovery of stolen laptop
• Tigers 4, Indians 3: Tribe can’t complete sweep
• Indians notes: Jimenez addition could help Carmona
• State medical board votes to arm investigators
• High school football 2011: Strong senior class helps Rangers bond
• Elyria boys golf takes Titan Invitational
• More bad news for Cascade Park as trail bridge closes
• Lorain’s Charles Berry Bascule bridge to close again in early 2012
• Judge denies request to toss out man’s murder conviction
• Election 2011: No shortage of challengers in nonpartisan races
• Browns: Coach Pat Shurmur says starters will play a quarter Saturday
• Family, Lorain police rescue child; man arrested for kidnapping
• Junior Clubs And Introduction
• Corrections officer jailed for killing wife overnight
• Crushers’ streak reaches eight
• Prosecutors contest sex offender retrial
• Deputy to take over as service director in Lorain
• SWAT team busts alleged bike thief
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• Critter Chronicles: Chico
• Gregory Lynn Berry, Sr.
• Indians 10, Tigers 3: Tribe tames Tigers again
• Jury recommends death for Anthony Sowell
• Elyria pastor trying to help out stranger taken for $1,400
• Grey Hawk Invitational: Avon golfers pull out surprise win
• Former magistrate claims sexual harassment against judge
• 2011 Cleveland Labor Day Oktoberfest
• Black Lab Breeze down to two legs, but not out
• Residents discuss Cascade Park’s future
• Invest Elyria plans downtown art show Sunday
• Fatal crashes down, Highway Patrol says
• Pawn shop owner says he sold gun to Copley shooter
• Sr. Thelma Gerhart CS
• Stove flare-up burns Lorain woman
• High school football 2011: Middies ready to rebound
• Police log for Aug. 10, 2011
• South Amherst, Avon Lake get energy grants
• Crushers 5, Freedom 4: Rookie delivers in clutch
• Avon police chief retires
• Indians notes: Choo returning soon, Sizemore still mending
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• Condition improving for man who fell out of moving car
• Hungry burglar strikes Elyria neighborhood
• New voting stickers coming to polls in November
• Sen. Brown promotes infrastructure bank to finance public projects
• Police ID final victim of Copley shooter
• Lorain man wanted for armed robbery arrested in Cleveland
• Tribe’s Carlos Carrasco on the DL
• Woman dies after falling into recycling bin
• State fair attendance up 2.5 percent
• Cleveland flash mob fight gathers attention
• New federal funding adds to the millions used to restore Black River
• Elyria Board of Education reacts to survey results, won’t try for new tax
• Elections board rejects dispute over Lorain school board member’s residency
• Elyria gets 5 new Fire Department hires via grant
• Man LifeFlighted after beating outside apartment
• Police log for Aug. 9, 2011
• Horror movie crew filming today at Smitty’s
• Avon school board selects new member
• Elyria Schools won’t seek bond issue
• Elections board rejects residency complaint against school board member
• Stock markets battered in wake of U.S. credit downgrade
• Marshals seek wanted man who has fled police twice recently
• Browns: WR Mohamed Massaquoi out again, and other observations
• Miller Nature Preserve looks to get kids involved
• Crushers sweep Otters, are now a winning team
• 2011 Cleveland Labor Day Oktoberfest
• After 87 years, Civil War vet gets a tombstone
• Rangers 5, Indians 3: Tribe lets 3-0 lead slip away in awful eighth
• Gas prices down a nickel, AAA says
• Autopsies under way today for 7 killed by Copley gunman
• Ohio fair’s champion livestock sale sets 6 records
• 15 Minutes: Meet Cub Scout regatta champ Frank Janezic
• Water plant looks to avoid expensive upgrades to lower toxic emissions
• Fundraiser listings for Aug. 8, 2011
• Thompson Correthers
• Helen M. Rehm
• Police: 8 shot to death, including gunman, in Copley
• Thomas W. Bigham
• Anthony J. Coppola
• Violet M. Diewald
• Odds look good for runoff in Avon Lake mayor race
• Elyria dentist throws Kids’ Dream Day on the Bay charity event in Sandusky
• None hurt in Lorain fire
• Police log for Aug. 7, 2011
• Tribe rallies for four runs in the ninth inning to beat the Rangers
• McCoy getting hang of Browns’ new West Coast offense
• Browns notes: Rookie Little dazzles crowd at Family Day
• Browns: QB Colt McCoy happy with his progress after a week of camp
• Browns Notes: Busy rookie Greg Little finds time to dunk
• Indians column: Better luck next year, Tribe
• SEAL helicopter shot down in Afghanistan; at least 30 U.S. soldiers dead
• Helen Gonda
• Janet Olsen
• Indians blow lead against Rangers, let winning run score from second on grounder in 11th
• Browns’ Thomas planning to keep his talents on the North Coast
• Browns notes: Shurmur believes a lot of Josh Cribbs on offense can only be a good thing
• Bats come up big as Crushers rout Otters for fourth straight win
• Good day to go low: Four tied for Bridgestone Invitational lead; Tiger slips to 71, falls seven back
• Vermilion’s Beach helps Ironmen wrap up their home season in style
• Back to jail for teen killer
• NO MUSIC, NO PROB FOR NAJIA’S ‘FLASH MOB’
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Lorain man dies after jumping from moving vehicle
• Loss eliminates Ironmen from playoffs
• Justin Masterson beats former team as Indians top Red Sox
• Browns: No more Wildcat for Joshua Cribbs, other observations from practice
• Browns notes: Dimitri Patterson ready to fill hole at cornerback
• Man who tried to run down police officers gets 4 years
• North Ridgeville police investigate attempted abduction
• Hot Stove: Son wins state title at same park father did 25 years ago
• OSU expanding safety alert system
• 4 LifeFlighted from boat crash near Kelleys Island
• Cleveland mayor vetoes legislation outlawing flash mobs
• Close encounter: Lake Erie kayaker says he whacked ‘insane’ Asian carp with paddle
• Furloughed FAA workers may return in Oberlin next week
• Single case of salmonella in Wellington being linked to recalled ground turkey
• Police log for Aug. 5, 2010
• Cyclists pass through county on cross-country tour to raise money for the poor
• Officials discuss ways to stop drunken drivers
• Man pleads not guilty in Lorain rape case
• Elyria rape suspect pleads insanity
• Browns: Free agents finally get to practice — and other observations
• Lorain mayor vetoes Pipe Yard payments
• Police Taser dog after it bites 78-year-old woman
• One Swing?
• Browns: Rookie Phil Taylor on field for walkthrough
• Golf: Avon’s Kyle Kmiecik cruises to win
• LifeFlight called in for Lorain accident
• Elyria softball all-stars blast Quad City for junior state title
• State says Lorain auditor isn’t being investigated
• 36 million pounds of turkey recalled
• Elyria issue, if sought, would cost taxpayers $112 a year per $100K of home value
• Money for Broad Street rehab may be applied to courthouse renovation
• German recycling firm plans expansion at Jaycox Road site
• Police log for Aug. 4, 2011
• County coroner, prosecutor plead cases against additional cuts to their budgets
• Amherst family reopens Park Avenue bowling lanes
• Lorain man pleads not guilty to Hustler Club extortion charges
• Alfred G. Barnes
• Matilda J. “Tillie” Bonafield
• Elbert Lewis “Lew” Chappell
• Lorain school board OKs tax proposal for November ballot that would raise $8.2 million annually
• Browns add punter, defensive back
• Critter Chronicles: Governor
• Kovarbasich jailed for allegedly violating house arrest
• Driving the golf ball farther…
• Red Sox 3, Indians 2: Bullpen falls flat for Tribe
• Beware of unclaimed funds e-mail scam, state auditor warns
• New dangerous high: Local police encounter currently legal ‘bath salts’
• Lorain mayor asks state to investigate city auditor
• Lorain OSHA inspector accused of blackmailing Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club in Cleveland
• Police log for Aug. 3, 2011
• Candidate removed from Elyria ballot takes case to Ohio Supreme Court
• EMH says North Ridgeville project is delayed, not dead
• Councilman to challenge Wellington mayor for job
• Sheffield Township enters agreement with Sheriff’s Office
• Elyria High’s Alanna Williams to play softball at Wright State
• Critter Chronicles: Duke
• Critter Chronicles: Charlotte
• Phil Taylor, Browns’ top pick, ends holdout
• Obama signs legislation to raise nation’s debt ceiling
• Browns: Punter Reggie Hodges out for year with torn Achilles’ tendon
• Meet Rachel, The Chronicle’s new coupon columnist
• Dodge Caravan Ohio’s most stolen car for third year in a row
• Fenway’s strange twists no problem for Cabrera, Tribe
• Going On Vacation? Program Your Thermostat Before You Leave, And Spend Your Savings On Your Getaway
• Pursuing top free agents isn’t the plan, Browns GM Heckert says
• City paying $50,000 for alleged punch by officer
• Elyria sells NSP house, and buyer gets place of her own
• Hearing set on complaint over where Lorain school board member lives
• Sutton, Kaptur vote no on debt deal
• Elyria invites residents to help revisit 2015 plan
• Body of teen found in Lake Erie
• Group gets in the business of keeping Vermilion beautiful
• Election day: North Ridgeville, Black River and Strongsville school voters casting ballots
• Ohio University top party school again; see how the rest ranked
• Ex-prosecutor’s son in critical condition following gunshot
• Cascade Park Public Meetings
• Windward Drive added to street repair list
• West River Road Update and Funding
• Coroner: Prisoner died of natural causes at Lorain County Jail
• Police can’t say who fired shot that killed Lorain man
• Browns: Brodrick Bunkley headed to Denver, not Cleveland
• Former Lorain official changes address for voting
• Lorain County under severe thunderstorm watch
• Extended Hours! Enrollment Services and Financial Services Center will offer ext...
• Former prosecutor’s son suffers gunshot wound to head
• Browns: Notes and observations from training camp
• Officer runs down man who fled traffic stop
• Fans get first glimpse of this year’s Browns
• Royals 5, Indians 2: Carmona OK, bats still ailing
• It’s official: Ubaldo Jimenez is a Cleveland Indian
• Ohio gas prices up just a penny from last week
• Elyria man LifeFlighted from motorcycle accident
• $21,000 found along highway makes Ohio city richer
• 15 Minutes: Meet Jeffrey Carrier, Sherwin-Williams employee and APL volunteer
• Teen’s body recovered in apparent drowning in Avon Lake
• Elyria native argues courthouse should be restored
• Fundraisers listings for Aug. 1, 2011
• John J. Repine
• Female inmate dies at county jail
• Rescue workers search for man missing off Miller Road Park beach
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Royals 5, Indians 3: Homestand goes in wrong direction
• Indians notes: Tribe traded Cabrera to clear room for Kipnis
• Royals 5, Indians 3: Tribe drops series to last-place KC
• Browns: Joshua Cribbs hurts leg in practice, and other observations
• Browns Notes: Pat Shurmur deals with injuries on first day of practice
• William J. Schummer
• Erika Dellisanti
• Andrew “Andy” Baatz
• Maud Elizabeth Surrarrer
• Cloid “Don” Windmiller
• Janice R. Thibo
• Lynnette J. Schafer (Blinzley)
• Indians draw an ace: Trade several top prospects for Rockies’ Jimenez; send Orlando Cabrera to Giants for minor leaguer
• LaPorta homer in ninth gives Indians much-needed win over Royals
• A quiet confidence: New Browns coach Pat Shurmur isn’t shy when it comes to taking charge
• Indians: Tribe lineup in need of assistance
• Browns: WR Mohamed Massaquoi, OL Eric Steinbach sit out first practice under coach Pat Shurmur
• Marjorie A. Bender
• Erika Dellisanti
• Pauline T. Rider
• Browns: 5 players to watch during training camp
• Browns: Defensive line gets a boost with Mitchell deal
• Ugly night for offense, Carrasco as Indians get ripped by Royals
• New Indian Fukudome excited to be in playoff hunt
• Complaint filed over Lorain school board member’s residency
• Third shot at MMA glory for Lorain’s Rottari
• FRESHER SURROUNDINGS FOR PETS-TO-BE
• Royals 12, Indians 0: KC routs Tribe in Fukudome’s debut
• Indians: Fukudome happy to land in Cleveland
• Indians notes: Choo ahead of schedule
• Browns: Cornerback Eric Wright picks fresh start in Detroit
• Police investigate shots fired outside Elyria bar overnight
• New band director at Keystone has high expectations
• Our Lady Queen of Peace to hold its first parish festival
• 5 big issues to watch during Browns training camp
• Tribe lands a bat in Cubs’ Kosuke Fukudome
• Tight end Evan Moore happy to be a Brown
• Women robbed at gunpoint in Lorain home overnight
• Ohio voter photo ID plan dead, GOP House leader says
• Lorain school board member’s residency questioned again
• Robert Gilchrist’s hearing on voter residency postponed
• Contract OK’d: Elyria health officials to provide services to Lorain
• Probation, time served given to man who accused officer of punching him at EMH
• State prisons cutting meals, workers, some health services
• Police log for July 29, 2011
• Report: Browns sign RB Brandon Jackson in busy day
• Indians: Tribe adds Fukudome to the fold
• Indians: Tribe adds Fukudome to fold
• Indians acquire Kosuke Fukudome from Cubs
• Garage, 2 historical cars a total loss following fire overnight
• Ervin Santana figures it out: First win in 7 years vs. Tribe is a no-hitter
• Old and new meet: EHS designers combined historic building, state-of-the-art facility
• Suspect in 1976 case goes free on bond
• Lorain Schools will try for income tax, not combo levy, on November ballot
• Same-sex households surge in Ohio
• Oberlin school district to send two tax issues to voters
• Former firefighter pleads guilty to drug charges
• Former Vermilion BMV registrar reaches plea deal
• Crushers no-hit as well, fall 10-1 to Slammers
• Lorain man shot in the leg overnight
• Gulf Road closed at Spring Valley Country Club
• 4 sets of twins staff pool on Cleveland’s east side
• Bomb squad called to state fair over abandoned cooler
• Angels 3, Indians 1: Santana no-hits Tribe
• Indians notes: New approach paying off for Huff
• Lorain board decides to go for income, not property, tax
• New to be freed on bond in ‘76 slaying
• Angels 2, Indians 1: Santana no-hits Tribe
• Browns will release QB Jake Delhomme (updated)
• Crushers beaten by home run in 11th
• Tribe notes: Indians working hard to find good trade before deadline
• Bob Kuebler running strong at 65
• Former Gov. Strickland reassembles top aids to form consulting firm
• Annual Operation Open Heart allows kids to camp with everyday heroes
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• Police log for July 27, 2011
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• Avon voters to see levy in November
• 5 boaters, dog rescued from lake after boat sinks
• Northeast Ohio has $1 million Mega Millions winner
• Noble takes leave from party post to focus on mayoral run
• Browns’ Joe Haden, T.J. Ward back early
• Elyria police chief pushing for law enforcement memorial
• Angels 2, Indians 1: Tribe can’t find 9th-inning magic for 2nd straight night
• Angels 2, Indians 1: Tribe can’t repeat late rally
• Indians notes: No movement on Tribe trade front
• Avon board votes to put levy on November ballot
• Developing Junior Golfers
• Browns: T.J. Ward and Joe Haden return to Berea, meet with coaches
• Elyria’s Dan Poskocil strong as Ironmen get split
• Browns say they’re ready, but to-do list is full and time is short
• Little League softball 10- and 11-year-olds: Elyria cruises to district title
• Unemployment up, here and around the country
• Little League softball: Elyria fights back, holds on
• Browns about to get very busy as NFL lockout ends
• Ohio health care question cleared for fall ballot
• FAA freeze hits Oberlin workers
• Board defends mayoral candidate’s removal from ballot
• 0.25 percent sales tax hike will be on November ballot
• Fire sweeps through Elyria rental house
• Elyria City Council looks at hiking mowing fees
• Most charges dropped in fatal ambulance crash
• Woman Tased, arrested, faces multiple charges
• Police log for July 26, 2011
• Indians 3, Angels 2: Kipnis’ first hit wins it for Tribe
• Obama, Boehner address nation over debt-ceiling showdown
• Indians notes: White will return as reliever
• Auditor Mantini addresess forgery accusations to Council
• Browns: NFL lockout over; players can report Tuesday
• Back to School Kids Fest Saturday in Avon Lake
• Home is where the heartbreak is for Indians
• Lorain, Columbia meet in girls softball state final
• Hay sculpting event added to this year’s state fair
• Three masked men stole Winnie the Pooh purse, police say
• State school board recommends tobacco-free campuses
• Gas prices up a nickel from last week
• Fifteen Minutes: Meet Floyd and Gary Wells, who will host carnival this weekend at their Grafton farm
• Lorain mayor alleges the delay of road and water plan is political
• Lorain slaying was caught on tape, police say
• Police log for July 25, 2011
• Fundraiser listings for July 25, 2011
• 6-year-old girl tried to drown 7 puppies, was living in squalor, police say
• Margaret A. Bridge
• White Sox 4, Indians 2: Masterson takes another hard-luck loss
• Indians notes: Acta says Tribe working hard on trade front
• White Sox 4, Indians 2: Tribe drops fourth straight
• Marine Corps League makes flag man an honorary member
• Charlotte W. McClune
• Ok Nyo Smith
• Robert “Bob” H. Scherer
• Donald Williams
• Jack R. Peace
• Margaret A. Bridge
• Indians column: Tribe will trade but will it be worth it?
• Norway gunman fires for 1.5 hours on island; dozens killed
• Police: Singer Amy Winehouse dies at age 27
• Thomas William Uhler, Jr.
• Robert “Bob” H. Scherer
• Constance I. “Conni” Wiech
• Elvira R. Colella
• Sun, storms, then sun again
• Elyria Schools plans to put bond issue on Nov. ballot
• Capells plan to retire from Elyria Twp. store
• ROUNDUP: July 23, 2011
• BLOTTER: July 23, 2011
• Deeds restrict usage of county courthouse building
• Two Lorain men arrested for fatal shooting of Moises Velez
• White Sox 3, Indians 0: Sox blank Tribe in series opener
• Indians notes: Shapiro says trade likely before deadline
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• Lorain County under severe thunderstorm watch, heat advisory
• Little League softball: Elyria East cruises to victory
• Elyria man says stranger he got a ride from stabbed him
• Tons of work, but little time for Browns
• NFL owners approve deal; players opt not to vote
• Grady Sizemore to miss a month
• More of the same heat expected today
• Officer shoots and kills attacking dog
• Police log for July 22, 2011
• If ex-commissioner buys lot from Elyria, community garden will get uprooted
• Amherst Community Chorus moves Sunday concert due to heat
• Boys & Girls Clubs sponsoring food drive
• James Addison Bostic
• Browns: A to-do list for the end of the lockout
• Iona D. Sensheimer
• Constance I. “Conni” Wiech
• 4,500 without power after transformer fails
• Shin-Soo Choo pleads guilty to drunken driving
• Man Tasered four times by police after attacking officer
• Tree service worker spiked in head while working at Lakeview Plaza
• New Dangerous Dozen list released: 2 Lorain men still wanted
• Excessive heat warning in effect 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. today
• 5-year-old girl shot in eye by playmate with BB gun
• Man finishes his beer in front of officer during third open container arrest this week
• Air conditioning knocked out at Lorain County Justice Center
• SB 5 repeal makes November ballot
• Woman calls sheriff, later admits to assaulting boyfriend
• State rep opposes bar in Ohio Statehouse
• Police log for July 21, 2011
• Delays plague Elyria High project
• Lorain County residents try to beat the heat
• North Ridgeville ‘chicken man’ says he’s fried, ready to leave town
• Vote today? NFL players, owners vowed to work through tonight
• Funeral director loses license for cremating wrong baby
• Lorain police hiring 9 new officers
• Cleveland to provide health coverge for unmarried ‘domestic partners’
• Check out the fun from the Spotlight on Stocker event. Subscriptions for the Performing Artists Series are on sale now at the Stocker Arts Center box office. Stop by or call 440-366-4040 for more information.
• Register now for Fall Classes in LCCC's new Agriculture certificate program. LCCC will offer a certificate in Sustainable Agriculture beginning fall 2011. The certificate program will give students hands-on experience in careers in agriculture and f
• Police log for July 20, 2011
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• Authorities catch man who fled traffic stop
• Utilities workers believe landscaper stealing water is responsible for rash of water main breaks in Lorain
• April Howser stars in Elyria 9- and 10-year-olds softball victory
• Good news for Grady; Acta still wants a deal
• Twins 2, Indians 1: Closer Chris Perez blows save
• NBA schedule released: Cavs opener in Boston
• Kristin Sito experiences world, extends softball career in Europe
• Ohioans can voice opinions on state congressional redistricting at public meetings
• Poll: Half of voters disapprove of Gov. Kasich
• More than 200 young church volunteers lend their time to repair area homes
• Lawyers: Woman sought Ganley job via email after alleged groping
• Massage parlor worker never served sentence
• Attorneys for murder suspect in cold case seek reduction in his bond
• Save your seat for fall semester - classes are filling up fast! Fall semester classes at LCCC begin August 22. Register today and tuition will be due August 17. LCCC students can take advantage of the Interest-Free Installment Plan to pay tuition in thre
• Akron-Canton Airport reopens following flooding
• Magnificat’s Ali Nageotte hot at at Ohio Golf Foundation 2011 open
• Crushers 8, Riverhawks 3: Lake Erie evens home mark
• Rep Kucinich may be planning run in Washington state
• Man LifeFlighted after falling from roof of home
• Defense rests case at Anthony Sowell trial
• Grady Sizemore placed on DL
• Sweep gives Tribe 1-game lead
• Little League: Josh Rattay helps Avon to victory
• Home Advisor’s Energy-Savings Tool For Greater Cleveland Homeowners, Find Out How Your Home Ranks
• Lorain water safe to drink despite 3 more water main breaks
• No one seriously hurt following yesterday’s SR 2 accidents
• LeBron’s ‘Decision’ benefits local kids with computers, Nike gear, $110K in cash
• Eaton Township trustees settle lawsuit with former official
• No relief soon: Highs in 90s expected all week
• Online survey: Tell Elyria Schools what you think of $88M building plan
• JVS looks for boost in funding with upcoming replacement levy
• Electric co-op meeting features elections, music
• Crashes shut down state Route 2 yesterday afternoon
• Police log for July 19, 2011
• Lorain mayor accuses auditor of altering Pipe Yard invoices
• State Route 2 westbound closed
• Access campus information no matter where you are. LCCC Mobile is now available in the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Learn more at www.lorainccc.edu/lcccmobile.
• New law will require Ohio courts to hire interpreters
• Prosecutions rests case at Anthony Sowell trial
• Cleveland church holds mock retrial of Casey Anthony
• Coast Guard searching for man who fell off boat near Lake Erie
• LCCC tennis classic: Dukemans win out at the nets
• British Open Contest Results
• HRs not enough to save Crushers
• Midview Hot Stove team wins third district crown
• Orioles 8, Indians 3: Sizemore hurts knee in series finale defeat
• Ironman Andrew Kubuski makes history in victory
• Kids can ride in derby cars for free Thursday afternoon
• Ohio gas prices edge up 2 cents per gallon
• 15 Minutes: Swimmer Bob Elfers tried to cross Lake Erie
• Casmire Sobotka
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• Pearl L. Martell
• Dorothy M. Schneider
• Paul Abraham
• Verma L. Davies
• William Edward Forgues
• Gerald R. “Jerry” Cole
• Sally L. Panza
• Paul F. “Pete” Roser, Jr.
• Current British Open Contest Standings #2
• Nancy L. Whitney
• Bert A. Kopcho
• Billy Ammons
• Robert Carl Wilging
• Russell F. Thieret
• Clayton John “Clayt” Walter
• Marjorie K. Wasem
• Loraine Sullivan
• Gerald R. “Jerry” Cole
• LCCC plans to add culinary and digital facilities
• Wellington celebrates cheesy heritage this weekend
• ROUNDUP: July 16, 2011
• BLOTTER: July 16, 2011
• Little League Softball: Elyria fights back, can win title with 2 wins today
• Indians: Bullpen saves the day in win over O’s
• High School Football: Local coaches show strong support for Jim Tressel
• Little League Baseball: East beats North for Seniors title
• Ohio State Football: Jim Tressel had poor history of reporting violations
• Little League Baseball: Elyria North Juniors fall in seventh
• Sex charges against Ganley dropped
• Farm store coming to old Value City location; plans to hire 45-50 people
• Vermilion museum aids in discovery of new Great Lakes shipwreck
• Little League majors: Avon hangs on, gets another crack at Falls North
• Cleveland zoo seeing a baby boom
• Crushers first-half review: Early hole, steep climb
• Indians 8, Orioles 4: Tribe opens second half with easy win
• Little League juniors: East stops West in backyard battle
• Little League softball majors: Elyria torches Conneaut
• Fans say good-bye to ‘Harry Potter’
• Prosecution: Nephew brought new info to light in cold case
• Teen handcuffed Sam Mazzola to waterbed, sheriff’s officials say
• Elyria woman reports beating, robbery
• Man facing charges after car chase
• Former sheriff’s Capt. Rich Resendez makes his run for commissioner official
• State declines to do Lorain County audit
• Gov. Kasich offers $2 million to children’s hospitals
• Ohio considers closing nearly half of its driver’s license testing stations
• Gene E. Baumert
• Marcia Ruth “Marcie” Edwards
• New county coroner appointed
• Deputy: Mazzola was willingly chained to bed
• Current British Open Contest Standings
• Irish Cultural Festival
• Putting Apps
• Vermilion police Marine Patrol rescues boater from Lake Erie
• Large gas leak has Lowell Street shut down
• City of Avon the real winner at Frontier League all-star game
• Indians at the all-star break: Tribe trying to build on solid first half
• Little League softball majors: Play at plate drops Elyria
• Crushers, East all-stars win Frontier League title
• Community Garden on North Street
• Ohio has $1 million Powerball winner
• Cincinnati bar first in state to lose liquor license over smoking violations
• Body found in septic tank in central Ohio
• Man describes attack after he tried to keep dog off 6-year-old son
• County officials say cuts alone won’t fix budget
• Man fights off pair with machete, gun using beer bottle
• Boil alert in effect for some Lorain residents
• Police log for July 13, 2011
• State Senate to vote today on banning abortions once fetus can live outside the womb
• Ohio Senate panel kills plan to allow online voter registration
• Crushers make big trade as they prepare for tonight’s all-star game
• Ex-gym teacher accused of sex with students claims insanity
• Elyria and Vermilion pitchers in tonight’s Prospect League all-star game
• All-star game: 1971 Classic was one to remember
• NL 5, AL 1: Two straight for National League all-stars
• Parole board rules suspect violated parole in fatal crash
• Windy City’s Devin Shepherd wins Frontier League home run derby
• Cleveland children’s hospital receives $17 million donation
• Ohio teen in gorilla suit assaulted by costumed banana
• State leaders consider making CPR a requirement for teen drivers
• Chicago the musical
• Lorain school board votes to place levy on fall ballot
• The Open Championship Contest
• Vermilion school board to put bond issue on November ballot
• Vince Urbin resigns post with LCCAA
• Fall classes are filling up fast. Register now to make sure you have a seat in the classes you need this fall. The Interest-Free Tuition Installment Plan lets you register now and make payments later. Learn more at www.lorainccc.edu/tuition.
• Man involved in fatal crash to remain in prison for 240 days
• Toledo bishop bars support for breast cancer group
• Some big names are staying home from tonight’s MLB all-star game
• Crushers set to host all-star game
• Little League softball majors: Elyria heads back to state
• State offers $38 million for schools — with a catch
• Sheffield city officials getting pay raises
• After soggy spring, corn’s here
• Warrant issued over abandoned dogs
• Teen who hit pole wasn’t impaired
• Ironmen game rained out
• LCCC has gone mobile! LCCC Mobile is now available in the iTunes App Store for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Use the free app to access events, news, course search, emergency information, campus map and much more. Free apps for Android and Blackberry will
• Port Clinton Jet Express Roundtrip Tickets
• Culvert failure closes Route 301
• Bishop who closed churches under review
• Oberlin family vacations hard
• Lorain lifts boil alert
• Foul play not suspected in Mazzola death
• Dorothy A. Hopkins-Broome
• Jane Ellen Guilkey
• John S. Kristoff
• Dorothy A. Schultz
• Blue Jays 7, Indians 1: Loss knocks Tribe out of first place
• Lorain boil alert lifted
• Indians notes: A. Cabrera misses first game
• Mazzola found dead at Columbia Township home
• Blue Jays 7, Indians 1: Tribe ends first half on sour note
• David K. Driggins
• Dorothy A. Schultz
• Richard “Dick” Byers
• John S. Kristoff
• David T. Williams
• Mary Regan Noble
• Glenn R. Evans, Sr.
• Verona Ruth Post
• Timothy J. Mitchell
• John Neeley
• Indians notes: Acta sets second-half rotation
• Indians: Tribe can win division, no kidding
• Power outage causes boil alert in Lorain through Sunday
• James “Jim” E. Bassett
• Donald James Moore
• James T. Klembarsky
• James R. Szczepanski
• Pauline Trent
• Sallie Davis
• William “Bill” J. Wagner, Sr.
• Republicans to name county coroner Thursday
• Bed bugs infest Riverview Plaza in Elyria
• Cavaliers commentary: Some anniversaries should be forgotten
• Dozens of families, organizations participate in annual Relay for Life
• Area Motorsports: Autograph Night and Power Puff at County Speedway tonight
• Baseball: Family, players in shock after fan’s fall to death
• NFL Lockout: Appeals court rules for owners as talks continue
• Blue Jays 11, Indians 7: Talbot’s struggles continue
• Blue Jays 11, Indians 7: Talbot’s struggles continue
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Indians notes: Chisenhall avoids serious injury
• Wetherbee drunk in crash that killed two
• Ohio State vacating all wins from 2010, including Sugar Bowl
• Judge delays condemned Ohio killer’s execution
• Little League softball: Elyria 11- and 12-year-olds rally to beat Avon
• Lockout or not, many of the Browns are practicing
• Grand comeback: Hafner’s walk-off slam tops Toronto
• Restraining order placed on state trooper
• Sheffield Lake couple gets water bill totaling $48,955.33
• Atkinson doesn’t get superintendent job in Atlanta Schools
• Buderer Drug opens pharmacy in Avon
• Nord foundation announces $1.8 million in grants
• Police log for July 8, 2011
• Federal agency OKs Lorain service director as new LCCAA head
• Atkinson doesn’t get Atlanta job
• Avon High principal leaves
• Employment and Career Services is hosting a “Hiring Event” on July 13 in CC Commons. Students and community members are invited to meet with representatives from Hyland Software, which has some current job openings. Pre-registration is requ
• Lorain man arrested for shooting into house overnight
• Critter Chronicles: Max
• Vermilion museum site to remain undeveloped, open to public
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• Danielle Tomasheski improving after crash that killed mom, brother
• Taking Your Game From The Range To The Course
• Ohio getting fatter fast, report shows
• OSU football players try to keep focus, ignore negative attention
• Indians grab first series win over Yankees since 2005
• LaPorta returns in style with two hits, two gems on defense
• Clearview’s Ian Mezlak going to OU
• Cascade Park: Elyria’s former jewel crumbling ‘by the day’; city officials seeking solutions
• 7 Elyria city workers receive raises
• Elyria Council puts off new position for Water Works employee
• Latest run-in could cost Vince Urbin his job
• Arts Academy charter school closes in Lorain
• Lorain Fire Department explains plans if it acquires $2.92 million
• Indians notes: Banged-up Asdrubal back in there
• Enroll now for Fall Semester. Classes start August 22. Learn more at www.lorainccc.edu.
• Ohio health care law opponents to file petitions
• Man pepper-sprayed during arrest, then makes a stink in cruiser
• Brothers arrested; one threatens to kill inmates, gets naked at jail
• Register now for Student Orientation - New, current and returning students are invited to attend a student orientation to learn more about MyCampus, financial aid, student resources and other essential information. Space is limited, so register today at
• 2nd annual film camp premiers student films at Oberlin theater
• Trades possible for Tribe, GM Chris Antonetti says
• Yankees 9, Indians 2: Tribe loses, and Asdrubal Cabrera is hurt
• Cleveland Heights easing up on strict youth curfew
• EC hires former Oberlin coach, ex-Kubuski pupil
• Local sports briefs for July 6, 2011
• Tribe’s Josh Tomlin impressing manager Manny Acta
• Lorain police add pair of dogs to their force
• Elyria considering turning Cascade Park over to Metro Parks
• Elyria Council votes to join regional planning group
• Indians notes: Tomlin continues to impress
• Indians: Tribe could be in mix at trading deadline
• What is your left foot doing?
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• More arrests but fewer DUIs over Fourth weekend, Highway Patrol says
• Supreme Court sets execution dates for two death row inmates
• Dog bite sends officer to the hospital
• Elyria man arrested after strange behavior, fleeing officers
• Injured ATV rider listed in fair condition
• Bay Days 5-mile run: Sullivan defends; Infeld blazes trail
• Tribe notes: Acta rethinking interleague play
• Indians 6, Yankees 3: Austin Kearns cracks first homer of season to give Tribe win
• State sees surge in handicapped parking tags
• More Ohioans becoming organ donors
• Biggest crowd of the season watches Crushers lose pitching duel
• Three Crushers named all-stars
• Ironmen 4, Paints 3: Grounder good enough to get winning run in
• Pet owners turning to acupuncture for their furry friends
• Indians 6, Yankees 3: Tribe opens series with a bang
• Shots fired after fistfight in McDonald’s parking lot
• Indians notes: Acta down on interleague play
• George A. Pena
• Juan Ismael Nieves, Sr.
• Jeffrey Tod Miller
• Gretchen Elizabeth Abbey
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• Today’s Independence Day events
• Crash victims mourned as playground is dedicated to boy
• Man burned in fireworks accident
• Amherst’s man born with Down syndrome raises American flag every day
• Police log for July 4, 2011
• Happy Independence Day!
• Lila Jean Phillips
• Quinn sues to get on ballot
• Owners of home where Jesse Crum Jr. died get probation
• Justice for Justin: Indians’ Masterson finally gets some support, beats Red for first win since April 26
• Suspect’s silence kept case open for 3 decades
• Three companies bid to buy prisons
• Police log for July 1, 2011
• Five from gang crackdown plead guilty
• Lorain officials show off cleanup of Black River
• Worth the wait: Elyria Catholic’s Zach Rogers to play Division I football at Toledo
• Quinn files suit to get back on the ballot
• State officials: Three bids in for for-sale prisons
• Ohio House votes to stop calling pit bulls `vicious’
• Probation for homeowners in Jesse Crum Jr. case
• Family Fun at the 166th Annual Lorain County Fair
• Man arrested in 1976 slaying
• Grace pushes new job at water plant
• Thomasson’s chip lovers bite back
• Wetlands force new compost plant site
• Center for Bone and Joint Reconstruction to have aggressive treatment, laid-back vibe
• Oberlin gets Race to the Top funds
• Ohio OSHA still looking at Elyria Foundry accident
• Man indicted after tussle with officer
• Roundup: July 1, 2011
• Represent LCCC in Wellington's Fourth of July Parade - Volunteers are still needed to represent LCCC at Wellington's Fourth of July parade to smile, wave, pass out candy, and show off their LCCC pride. Line up is at 2:30 p.m. near the Wellingto
• Carrasco stays hot, leads Indians past Diamondbacks and back into first place
• Sheen says he was ‘Major League’ juicer
• Fourth of July fireworks and other festivities
• Inmate shuffling at Grafton facilities expected after prison sales happen
• Stars of 2009 come up big as Crushers edge Grizzlies
• Oberlin College on hunt for vandals
• Federer bounced: Six-time champ falls at Wimbledon as Tsonga rallies from two sets down
• FINAL DETERMINATION: County Coroner Paul Matus closes out career
• Veterans group shows budget flexibility
• Sides still far apart as NBA deadline looms
• Lorain school board OK levy increase for November ballot
• Lorain police name motorcycle rider injured in crash
• Ohio union law opponents stage petition parade
• Pre-All-Star Game event planned at Crushers’ All Pro Freight Stadium
• Diamondbacks 6, Indians 4: Santana ties it with huge blast, but Sipp gives up walk-off to Pena
• Tribe’s Shin-Soo Choo out 8-10 weeks after surgery
• Keystone softball shines on All-American list
• State lawmakers scrap plan to allow higher-alcohol beers
• Mega Millions climbs above $100 million
• Ohio paratrooper dies after parachute failed to open
• Vermilion’s Adam Beach stands out as Ironmen win
• Elyria debating joining regional planning group
• Elyria mayoral candidate objects to attempt to remove him from ballot
• Nature lover Jack Smith offering land to Elyria
• Motorcyclist injured in accident
• Motorcycle rider hurt in crash on Broadway
• State senators set to vote on $56 billion budget
• Lorain County farmers eligible for federal aid for lost crops
• Tattoo parlor-owner tied to OSU scandal pleads guilty
• 2 small boys found wandering in traffic
• Elyria shot putter Alexis McCall hopes to put tough times behind
• Indians 5, Diamondbacks 4: Orlando Cabrera HR in 9th sinks Arizona
• Clearview volleyball player Shayna Hunt to play for Howard
• Elyria GOP to vote on Jack Baird replacing Ray Noble on ballot
• Grandma of Jesse Crum Jr. gets stalking order
• Elyria Council moves forward on efforts to object to Vic’s liquor license
• Google’s Street View car rolls into Lorain County
• Sheffield stalls joint-development zone deal with Lorain
• PBS show features Oberlin professor
• Turnout for HIV screenings deemed success
• LCCC hosts camp to spark girls’ interest in the sciences
• Concern grows in Ohio over use of bath salt drugs
• Court overturns ban on video game sales to kids
• Jury convicts ex-Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• Small asteroid swings harmlessly past Earth
• The Key To Distance And Accuracy
• Saying goodbye to `perfect’ Fest
• 15 Minutes with Mary Melnik
• Runner, cyclist collide during half-marathon
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• Drusia “Ruth” Jones
• Catherine I. Kalter
• Emily H. Noster
• Jaroslav “Jerry” Pavlik
• Roy E. “Pokey” Porter
• Grace L. Slimbarski
• Marta Soltesz
• Elizabeth J. “Betty” Tecco
• Problem-free International Festival winds down
• Jonathan Dornon
• Margaret M. Aquilino
• Charles “Bud” Greenwald
• Michael A. Fanelli
• Roy E. “Pokey” Porter
• Linda L. Chal
• Regis A. “Babe” Poyle
• Mack S. Long
• Joseph Mark Wade
• Marta Soltesz
• Jonathan Dornon
• Abel “Bob” Accorti
• Margaret A. “Marge” Engene
• Glenn R. “Doc” Johnson, DDS
• Minnie L. Davis
• Mary Alice Watson
• Florence A. Allen
• Mack S. Long
• Joseph Mark Wade
• Two country acts to headline county fair
• Special Olympians bound for Buckeye land
• Free AIDS testing offered Monday
• American flag journeys from Baghdad to area church
• Teen injured when car hits utility pole
• ROUNDUP: June 25, 2011
• BLOTTER: June 25, 2011
• Rain washes out Day 1 qualifying at NHRA event in Norwalk
• Elyria’s Dave Connolly back in Norwalk as crew chief for Pro Stock driver Erica Enders
• Giants 4, Indians 3: Choo hurt in error-filled debacle
• Planning Commission--updated schedule
• Critter Chronicles: A Preview of Sunday’s Pets
• Train splits truck in half, driver unhurt
• Family seeking identities of rescuers
• Additional charges filed against woman accused of trying to hire hit man
• BLOTTER: June 24, 2011
• Exchange student auditions from afar for cheer squad
• Cavs surprise nobody by taking Irving at No. 1, surprise most with Thompson at No. 4
• Dulik: Kyrie Irving was the only way the Cavs could go at No. 1
• Hannah Ruth Butcher
• Minnie L. Davis
• Suspected park vandals arrested
• Lorain High graduates holding unofficial reunion at International Fest
• Ohio vet’s flagpole sparks fight with development
• Lorain superintendent one of two considered by Atlanta Schools
• Lorain International Queen Terra Soto prepares to hand over her crown
• Critter ChroniclesL Baby Lynn and Miss Titan
• Community holds candlelight vigil in support of Tomasheski family
• Dad says dogs menaced him and daughter in Elyria
• Commissioners’ deal to voters: OK sales tax hike for property tax cut
• ACLU blasts Kasich prison sale plan
• Current school site chosen, planning comes next for new Lorain High
• ROUNDUP: June 23, 2011
• Elyria eyes compost solution
• Elyria’s Kristen Boros follows sister Alex as Lorain County Miss Softball
• Indians 4, Rockies 3: Tribe avoids sweep
• Indians notes: Acta says closer Perez is all-star worthy
• Represent LCCC at Local Parades and Festivals - LCCC's Festival team is in need of volunteers for Columbia Homecoming Festival this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Volunteering is simple - all you need to bring is your smile! All volunteers get a free
• Road Projects Update: Canterbury to be Paved
• Ohio Senate committee drops voter photo plan
• Boy, 7, driving car to Dad’s house hits 50 mph
• Postal Service suspends employer contributions to retirements
• Southwest suspended pilot after radio rant
• VIDEO: International Heritage of Sacred Music Concert
• Festival special section in today’s Chronicle
• Commissioners will hold meetings to discuss sales tax hike
• Closer opens the door: Perez gives up home run in ninth as Indians fall to Rockies
• Tribe notes: Acta backs Fausto despite ace’s struggles
• Avon’s Titsworth shoots 8-under 64, leads Cleveland Junior Open by five after first round
• Driver in fatal crash in custody
• NBA Draft 2011: Irving likely the top pick, but will he ever really be the man?
• North Ridgeville places halt on new wind turbines
• Crushers offense struggles, winning streak ends
• Reports: Car purchases by Ohio State players OK
• Bench outside court dedicated for victim advocate slain in Elyria
• Indians notes: Struggling Carmona staying in rotation
• Wetherbee jailed; accused of violating parole
• AUDIO: Meet the princesses in their own words
• VIDEO: Greek dancers perform
• Yuengling beer may finally be coming to Ohio
• VIDEO: Greek band Ousis entertains
• Carmona collapse: Ugly fifth inning proves costly as Indians fall to Rockies
• High school baseball: Kubuski retires after 35 years, 383 wins, 1 state title
• Duh, winning streak: Suddenly jelling Crushers down ThunderBolts, win three straight for first time this season
• NBA Draft 2011: Prized Euro big man reportedly won’t be available until 2012
• Avon OKs interchange money
• Vigil planned for crash survivors
• Closing of post office draws outrage from Council
• Rare white pelican flies in, chows down
• Police log for June 21, 2011
• Tickets are still available for Pulse Magazine's 2011 Best of Lorain Party Thursday, June 23. Come out and vote for LCCC's Children's Center, Chef Eric Petrus, The LCCC Marketplace, Stocker Arts Center, Spitzer Conference Center and our ow
• Nagel Road closing Tuesday
• `Jackass’ star killed in car crash
• VIDEO: Lively breakfast talk kicks off Lorain International Festival 2011
• Cleveland Clinic in the limelight as spotlight organization
• Gary G. Ward
• Ingrid Beal
• Charles W. DeChant
• Janet A. Gilgenbach
• Sandra K. Bell
• Harry Fior
• Cord wraps it up: Indians rookie makes first homer count, drilling three-run walk-off in 11th to beat Pirates
• Vermilion Festival of the Fish (GALLERY)
• Tribe notes: Anemic offense costs hitting coach his job
• Rory’s redemption: McIlroy proves his mettle, talent by following Masters collapse with historic Open romp
• Indians 5, Pirates 2 (11 innings): Phelps’ walk-off wins it for Tribe
• Indians notes: Hitting coach Nunnally gets the boot
• Indians 5, Pirates 2 (11 innings): Tribe walks off with win
• Lucia Garza
• Rae Marie Gedeon
• Edwin H. King
• Sandra K. Bell
• Gary G. Ward
• Robert W. Schumaker
• Dewey Robert Aldrich
• Indians notes: LaPorta on disabled list with ankle injury
• Indians 5, Pirates 1: Carrasco shines again
• Indians column: Tribe bullpen rising to the top
• Markus H. “Joe” Campbell
• Philip L. Kinzel
• Sue Jane Dickerson
• Nancy Cogley
• Steve T. Stetak
• Sandra Jeanne Linden
• Scott E. Vincent
• Sex talk at issue in court
• FINAL GOODBYE
• Second driver in fatal crash is released from hospital
• Aunt accused of hiring hitman indicted
• Thomasson brand of chips to make its last bow
• ROUNDUP: June 18, 2011
• BLOTTER: June 18, 2011
• Indians: Travis Hafner gets big hit in win over Pirates
• NBA Draft: Cavaliers debating Kanter and Valanciunas at No. 4
• Boys H.S. Volleyball: Local pair helps St. Edward win state title
• Indians 5, Pirates 1: Tribe wins in Pronk’s return
• Indians notes: Hafner activated from disabled list
• Ohio unemployment unchanged after steady decline
• Anti-SB 5 group collects more than 714,000 signatures
• Man accused of distributing deadly heroin arrested by Marshals
• Ironmen sweep Chillicothe Paints
• Crushers end losing streak in Illinois
• Indians slump quickly returns; Acta frustrated
• The Chronicle names bowlers of the year
• Longtime local softball coach Brian Daw retiring
• Elyria police officer pleads not guilty in punch incident
• Avon Heritage Duct Tape Festival: 7th year promises more sticky fun
• Vermilion Festival of the Fish: ‘Crazy’ regatta a traditional highlight
• Fire crews respond to mercury spill on South Logan Street
• Westlake officers help deliver breech baby at home
• Critter Chronicles: Maddie
• Rep. Weiner resigns
• Critter Chronicles: Floppy
• New York Rep. Weiner to resign today, sources say
• 6 dead in Youngstown-area house fire
• Man nearly run over — while sitting in living room
• Ohio won’t seek reimbursment for $1.3M spent on failed rail project
• Ohio has nation’s 13th highest foreclosure rate
• Indians reclaim first place as Carmona shrugs off shaky start, offense wakes up
• Scandal, penalties could prove costly in Ohio State’s recruiting
• Crushers’ losing streak reaches seven
• Boston Bruins end drought, win Stanley Cup
• Tomasheski family struggles to mourn, fight on
• Ways to help the Tomasheski family
• All LCCC Students and employees are invited to join Drop-In fitness and exercise classes during summer semester through July 29. Classes include Yoga and Zumba. These classes do not require pre-registration and participants must bring $5 and a valid LCCC
• New Program for Fall 2011! LCCC will offer a certificate in Sustainable Agriculture beginning fall 2011. The certificate program will give students hands-on experience in careers in agriculture and food systems. Learn more at a free information session a
• Ohio to receive $1.3 million in pharmaceutical settlement
• Kasich OKs racetrack slots in casino operator deal
• Critter Chronicles: Wiley
• Wings aren’t strength of Cavs or draft
• Indians fall from first after nearly being no-hit
• Ohio State’s Terrelle Pryor says he’s sorry
• Mistakes extend Crushers’ losing streak
• State lawmakers to vote today on allowing concealed guns around alcohol
• Cedar Point’s new ride finally ready to open
• North Ridgeville approves LCCC site plan
• Waitress at Oberlin restaurant dies on way to work
• Midview community grieves for the Tomasheskis with special events, donations
• Atlanta latest city on Lorain superintendent’s list
• Attend Pulse Magazine's 2011 Best of Lorain Party Thursday, June 23 and be sure to vote for LCCC's Children's Center, Chef Eric Petrus, The LCCC Marketplace, Stocker Arts Center, and our own local celebrity Ron Jantz.
• Executive sues in dispute over North Ridgeville company
• Firelands teachers OK ‘static contracts’
• Guard allegedly smuggled tobacco into Grafton prison
• William “Neal” Carr
• Atkinson in running in Atlanta
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• Phones out in Oberlin
• International Festival parade lineup
• Big man Jonas Valanciunas staying in NBA draft
• Critter Chronicles: ‘Tux-N-Tails Weekend’
• Avon Middle School girls track finishes 8th at state
• Lorain Ironmen split doubleheader
• LCCC is experiencing intermittent connectivity issues with MyCampus, which is preventing users from logging into the system. These issues are affecting the MyCampus student and employee portals. We will post additional information when the issues have b
• 17-year-old dead after falling off wind turbine
• Ohio Supreme Court sets 2 new execution dates
• Crushers stumble to 5th straight loss
• Why The U.S. Open Is Golf’s Best Tournament
• Lorain 5-year-old LifeFlighted after being attacked by dog
• Patrol: At least one killed in five-vehicle accident
• Summer school geocaching project leads to bomb scare
• Dad, daughter still critical in crash that killed mother and son
• Other driver in fatal crash had lengthy record but no license
• Vermilion Schools looks into improper car work
• Police looking for man who stabbed Elyria woman
• Maine unicyclist rolls through NE Ohio on cross-country tour to benefit Red Cross
• Lorain International Festival schedule
• Avon Senior Center makes care packages for troops
• 15 Minutes: Meet runner Angel Rivera
• Man arrested for robbing Dairy Mart at gunpoint overnight
• Garbage collector from Elyria LifeFlighted after being hit
• Meet International Festival Slovak princess Anastasia Krafcik
• Meet International Festival princess Abigail Morton
• Central Ohio woman, 4-year-old son missing since Thursday
• Meet International Festival Greek princess Elenie Aslanidis
• Meet International Festival Hungarian princess Lauren Szabados
• Meet International Festival Transylvanian-Saxon princess Juliana Johnson
• Soul To Sole 5K: Scott Snyder still on top of game
• Ohio gas prices dip, average $3.66
• Yankees 9, Indians 1: Acta stays positive despite another loss
• NBA draft: After a year off, Enes Kanter is out to prove himself
• Crushers pitcher Greg Hendrix hammered in ugly loss
• Two killed, 3 critically injured in head-on crash in Grafton
• Reverend Darrell Freeman
• Lona B. McLaughlin
• Mary M. Campbell
• Ruth “Nell” Hines
• David L. Link, Sr.
• Ryan Scott Silvasy
• Louise L. Livingston
• Darrell W. Quinn
• John H. Learn
• Marion Heimburger
• John H. Learn
• Lawrence W. “Larry” Glaze, Jr.
• Mary M. Campbell
• Pools Open on Monday!
• Harold “Gene” Kimbro, Sr.
• Mona M. Susak
• Marion J. Heimburger
• Lona B. McLaughlin
• Olive M. “Tooky” Athey
• John McBennett, Jr.
• David L. Link
• Officials: Ely Square fountain will be operational soon
• Elyria officer charged with assault
• Ohio EPA says it has eye on LORCO project
• Elyria businessman sues over arrest in Put-in-Bay
• Elyria Council OKs using grant for new AC
• Elyria pools opening on Monday
• BLOTTER: June 11, 2011
• Commentary: Loving to hate LeBron an area pastime
• College Softball: Elyria’s Tess Sito picks Georgia to finish college career
• Indians: Fausto Carmona rocked in loss to Yankees
• Tess Sito transfers to University of Georgia
• Sale on the Square is Saturday
• Critter Chronicles: A Preview of Sunday’s Pets
• Elyria man sues, says he was roughed up by Put-in-Bay police
• Critter Chronicles: ‘Fat Cats Weekend’
• Crushers lose again to CornBelters, play tonight at home
• Man who survived ‘07 Bluffton bus crash lives through another wreck
• Cavs draft 2011: Derrick Williams believes he’s best
• Lake Erie Crushers
• Football: Firepower of East All-Stars starts at QB
• Hero of ‘greatest game in Cavs history’ dead at 55
• Family feud simmering over Ohio hot dog restaurant
• E-ZPass system on turnpike to lead to 22 more layoffs
• Donations enable Friendship APL to create ‘cattery’ for felines awaiting adoptive families
• Elyria City Hall workers hope grant spells relief with AC on the fritz
• Attention Students! MyCampus will be unavailable Sunday morning, June 12 for scheduled server maintenance. Check for updates at www.lorainccc.edu.
• Students at EHS use greenhouse to grow plants to give seniors
• Eaton trustee calls LORCO project ‘sewer to nowhere’
• Police log for June 10, 2011: Elyria, Lorain, Grafton and LaGrange
• Four hurt in crash on state Route 18
• Keith N. Boggs
• Meet International Festival Serbian princess Jordan Demich-Bogner
• Man gets 13 years in prison for taking girlfriend to abortion clinic at gunpoint
• Critter Chronicles: Skyler
• Elyria cop’s neighbor acquitted of violating protection order
• North Ridgeville names new superintendent
• Police: Woman tried to put hit out on husband of dead niece
• School garden dedicated to girl who died during dental procedure
• A record 9,700 diplomas to be handed out at OSU commencement
• ‘People are going to die’ due to mental health cutbacks, agency head says
• Ohio first lady promoting fitness for kids
• Likely No. 1 pick Kyrie Irving not worrying about saving a franchise
• Area softball players haul in All-Ohio awards
• Tribe’s Cord Phelps finds lessons in 0-for-4 MLB debut
• Twins 3, Indians 2: Magic missing as Tribe goes 1-6 on homestand
• Power expected back on about 11 a.m. in Elyria
• Lorain schools considering income tax
• Driver knocks over power pole in Elyria
• New Red Cross head named
• Indians notes: Lindor pleased to be picked by Tribe
• Twins 3, Indians 2 (10 innings): Tribe falls flat on homestand
• Coroner IDs Amherst man killed by train
• Register Now for Fall Semester – Fall Classes Begin August 22. Sign up now to save your seat and avoid long lines. Take advantage to the Tuition Installment Payment option to spread your tuition over three payments during the semester. Register at
• Meet International Festival African American princess Brandi Carter
• Meet International Festival Italian princess Jade Garcia
• Meet International Festival Polish princess Denise Labis
• Most large Ohio stadiums plan to continue concealed weapon ban
• Twins 3, Indians 2 (10 innings): Twins take series
• Critter Chronicles: JC
• Man arrested after growling at officers, blaming behavior on wolf scratch
• Midview pitcher Sydney Mencke named Lorain County Miss Softball
• Former Amherst shortstop drafted by Rangers
• Indians 1, Twins 0: Carrasco slams door on Twins
• Browns coach Pat Shurmur’s goal: To stay cool, ready
• Lorain woman arrested for hiring hit man to kill sister’s husband
• Man killed by train in Amherst
• VIDEO: Being treated for MS led to a marriage proposal for local couple
• Accused killer of 8-month-old is released on bond
• Police log for June 8, 2011
• Convicted killer may get new trial; Judge Burge reviewing police report
• Pryor not coming back to OSU
• Indians 1, Twins 0: Tribe ends skid
• Indians notes: Hafner on comeback trail
• Meet International Festival Polish princess Kara Alcorn
• Meet International Festival Italian princess Hannah Congelio
• Meet International Festival Mexican princess Katie Mulholland
• Meet International Festival Italian princess Chloe DeAngelis
• Meet International Festival Mexican princess Hannah Garcia
• Area blasted by rain and hail
• Lorain Schools superintendent passed over for Cleveland job
• Gov. Strickland’s Statehouse portrait to be unveiled this afternoon
• Tribe notes: Players meet before series opener
• Twins 6, Indians 4: Tribe drops fifth straight game
• Lorain County under severe thunderstorm warning
• NBA draft: Rick Noland breaks down the top international players
• Mezlak amazes again: Clearview senior first-team All-Ohio for 2nd year in row
• Two former Keystone softball players get to take on the pros
• Avon mayor recommends borrowing money for interchange project
• Elyria building inspector takes off clothes for breast cancer calendar
• Man badly burned after being shocked on roof
• Twins 6, Indians 4: Tribe drops series opener
• Avon mayor: We have the money for I-90 interchange
• Weiner admits to Twitter pic, other “inappropriate” online activity
• In today's Wall Street Journal - Lorain County Community College is teaching the skills employers need.
• Man shocked while on roof
• When Should You “Give” Somebody A Putt?
• Yolanda E. Lottman
• Walter Lukesic
• Ronald E. Peloquin Sr.
• Thomas J. MacMath
• Annette Denny
• Robert C. Krugman, Sr.
• Indians: Texas two-steps all over Tribe for four-game sweep
• NBA Finals: Dwyane Wade leads Heat to 2-1 series lead
• Police: Rape suspect left his number with family
• Cleveland school board meets Tuesday
• Rangers 2, Indians 0: Texas sweeps Tribe
• Indians notes: Pestano, Hannahan expected back today
• Rita Germaine Urig
• Robert C. Krugman
• Thomas MacMath
• Ronald E. Peloquin, Sr.
• Dorothy C. Larabee
• Richard C. Edwards
• Barbara A. Johnson
• Edward Francis Ives
• Walter Lukesic
• Darlene K. Pluta
• Rangers 4, Indians 0: Tribe drops third straight to Texas
• Indians notes: Struggling Choo gets “mental break”
• Keystone falls in state softball final
• Richard C. Edwards
• John Thomas Nichols
• Dorothy C. Larabee
• Andrew “Andy” J. Krupar
• Rita Germaine Urig
• Darlene K. Pluta
• Calvin White
• Division I state softball: Dream goes amiss as Elyria falls to old nemesis
• Division I state softball: Unexpected defensive problems derail Elyria
• Division II state softball: Keystone vs. Poland Seminary
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing drugs from dying man
• Ted Kalo on hook for $55,000 loan
• Rangers hand Indians another loss, but Acta stays upbeat
• BLOTTER: June 4, 2011
• William Robinson, the man behind the scholarships
• Homegrown scholars receive some help from Oberlin College
• Boys state track: Elyria Catholic continues strong run in the 3,200 relay
• Rangers 11, Indians 2: Texas throttles Tribe
• New Program for Fall 2011! LCCC will offer a certificate in Sustainable Agriculture beginning fall 2011. The certificate program will give students hands-on experience in careers in agriculture and food systems. Learn more at a free information session
• $1 million donation continues Oberlin scholarships
• Elyria Pioneers fall
• Critter Chronicles: A Preview of Sunday’s Pets
• Former presidential candidate John Edwards indicted
• Rural Water set to raise rates 5%
• Feds say man was pimp to girl, 16
• Police log for June 3, 2011
• Roundup: June 3, 2011
• H.S. Softball: Bri Buckley’s slam sends Keystone into state final
• H.S. Softball: Pioneers bring defense, hitting into Final Four
• Indians: Sloppy effort sinks Tribe in 7-4 loss to Rangers
• Indians Notes: Carlos Santana back in cleanup spot
• Crushers beat CornBelters 1-0 as runs disappear
• H.S. Softball: Keystone’s Kenzie Conrad strong again in the circle
• Indians notes: Santana back in cleanup spot
• Keystone heading to state championship game
• The 21st Lego Olympiad, held in May, 2011, features students from various schools in North East Ohio who compete with other schools to win prizes for their designs. The Lego Olympiad draws over 500 students and their familes and instructors. Check out th
• Woman held captive 18 years says life stolen
• Critter Chronicles: Kelsey
• Critter Chronicles: Patsy
• Day 3: The semifinals
• Ohio House speaker’s Twitter account hacked
• Teen indicted as adult on murder charges
• Speller falls short of semifinals at 2011 Scripps National Spelling Bee
• H.S. Softball: Homer-hitting Keystone ready for Final Four
• Indians end road trip with offensive explosion, victory
• Commissioners reserve money for garage study
• Ironmen: Local talent on roster for 2nd season
• OSU Football: Elyria’s Chase Farris still committed to Buckeyes
• LCJVS teacher mourns son killed in Afghanistan
• Fagan blistered as Crushers drop rare morning game
• Scholarship dedicated to Lorain teacher
• Ridgeville auxiliary officer struck by car
• Fallen tree knocks out power in Elyria
• Day 2: Ready to relax
• UPDATED: Auxiliary police officer hit by car
• Day 2: ‘Luculent’
• Day 2: Getting ready for round 3
• Day 2: 15 minutes of fame
• Day 2: ‘Wiccan’
• Day 2: In the mix
• Day 2: Group 2, round 2
• Critter Chronicles: Chloe
• See how 2011 LCCC Great Grad Mary Santana turned her 2006 layoff into an opportunity. With a college degree in hand and big plans for the future, Mary is dreaming big - and with LCCC and the University Partnership - she's making those dreams come tr
• Elyria Council rejects fact findings in Fire Dept. talks
• STUCK IN MUD: Wet season has corn growers considering alternatives
• Elections board shoots down write-in bids
• Four Children Services employees receive layoff notices
• Lorain crews battle fire at REP substation
• Grants provide funding for internships
• Indians regain form, top Toronto
• High School Track: Lorain girls back in groove, poised for strong state finish
• Ohio State Football: Focus shifts to Terrelle Pryor and his cars
• NBA Finals: Heat opens with victory
• Day 1: Done for the day
• Day 1: How did it go?
• Critter Chronicles: Albert
• Day 1: Pinealectomy and hukilau - round one is done
• Day 1: In position and ready to spell
• Day 1: 8 a.m. time to get spelling
• Arrival: Dinner for the spellers
• The Importance of Getting Started With Golf at a Young AGE
• Paid internships are available for LCCC and University Partnership students in programs with an IT focus. Attend a professional career development workshop from 2 to 5 p.m., TODAY, May 31 in BU 102 and a speed networking event with employers from 4-6 p.m
• Nancy L. Dunham
• Douglas E. Kane
• Agnes (Dolly) Forthofer
• Cecelia Rakich
• Michael E. Hanko
• Dr. Pacificio C. Mercado, M.D.
• Willia I. Means
• Mason Robert Elliott
• Joseph J. Smorgala, Jr.
• Man shot in Elyria
• Man accused of screaming at neighbors, firing gun
• Lunch and fun
• Lineup time for lunch
• Red team
• More autographs
• Off to lunch
• Swimmingly good times
• Dinner on the town
• Autographs
• Arthur J. Caruso, Jr.
• Mildred A. “Milly” McMillion
• Mark Krzemienieswki
• Bats stay silent: Rays blank Indians for second time in three days
• Crushers rally with late flash of offense, but can’t find the magic after rain delay
• Oliver does well in return to bigs: Vermilion grad overcomes shaky start, goes six strong innings vs. Red Sox
• Crash and learn: Wheldon wins second Indianapolis 500 when rookie hits wall on final turn
• Out of gas, out of luck: Harvick wins Coca-Cola 600 when Earnhardt’s fuel gamble fails
• Dirk Nowitzki won’t celebrate until he has an NBA title
• Lorain library proposes $10.71 million budget
• Severe thunderstorm watch for Lorain County
• Clara R. Horvath
• Dorothy Jacobs
• Shirley J. (Fleming) Smith
• Lisa (Mechling) ONeal
• Albert J. Caruso, Jr.
• Irene C. Weinhardt
• High school softball: Big hits, solid relief pitching carry Elyria to fifth trip to state in six years
• High school softball: Keystone holds on, ends state tourney dry spell
• High school baseball: Keystone hits wall in eighth inning, falls short in bid for first state berth
• High school track: Vermilion’s Cunningham makes state in four events, including two relays which didn’t make it last year
• Irene C. Weinhardt
• Matilda (Til) Mae Otterbacher
• Rebecca Ann Hughett
• Clara R. Horvath
• Lisa (Mechling) ONeal
• Happy Memorial Day!
• Vacant bar burns down
• Recent rainfall turns Twin Lakes into one big one
• Lorain Council candidate pleads no contest to gun charge
• High school softball: Roseboro walk-off HR sends Elyria to regional final and Midview home
• BLOTTER: May 28, 2011
• High school baseball: Keystone keeps rolling, needs one more win to make state
• High school softball: Conrad completes no-hitter, leads Keystone to regional final
• Can’t forget these Titans: Lorain girls take second at regional, advance six to state
• No chance: Rays’ Price dominates Indians again
• Home runs make opener less than sweet for Crushers
• Listen live to EHS vs. Midview
• What’s In Your Bag?
• EHS band to perform tonight in Ely Square
• Mayor Grace addresses ‘What’s next?’
• Ohio seeing steady drop in number of kids in foster care
• Ohio State’s Ray Small says he took improper benefits
• Man has part of ear bitten off in fight, police say
• Critter Chronicles: A Preview of Sunday’s Pets
• EC off and running at regional track meet
• Coast Guard safety open house today
• Third fierce thunderstorm of the week brings still more flooding and clogged drains
• State wants to put county sheriffs in charge at prisons
• Ray Noble bucks rumors, will stay in Elyria mayoral race
• Veterans services asks for big raise, commissioners balk
• Inmate gets 9 years for attacking teacher at prison
• Lawyer: Agreement will keep Lorain Arts Academy open — for now
• Ex-football president pleads not guilty
• Man indicted for trafficking in heroin
• Longtime Elyria-area bar site burns
• Special Council Meeting--EFD
• Two high school games postponed … so far
• Critter Chronicles: Roxie
• Meet International Festival Polish princess Madeline Miller
• Ohio lawmakers considering allowing ads on school buses
• Rematch time: Seniors Woodard, Boros look to lead Pioneers back to state
• Rematch time: Youngsters keep Midview softball rolling
• Red Sox 14, Indians 2: Indians get largest loss of the season
• Tribe could see Red Sox again — when it matters
• So close: Lightning derails winning effort by Keystone softball
• Keystone’s Mike Cordy excelling in new position as catcher
• Lorain shot putter Shanique Ogle wins again at regional, focuses on state
• Second round of storms soaks area
• Execution date sought for motel clerk’s killer
• $11.3M deficit looms for Lorain Schools
• Lorain County under tornado watch until 10 p.m.
• Indians notes: Slumping Santana sits again
• Red Sox 14, Indians 2: Boston bashes Tribe
• U.S. shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Mom pleading to state panel for anti-bullying law
• UPDATED: Vermilion man dies after head-on crash with school bus
• Mother charged after 2 girls are found alone, locked out of house
• Red Sox 14, Indians 2: Boston bashes Tribe
• Shots fired in apparent burglary on High Street overnight
• All 2011 LCCC associate’s degree or University Partnership bachelor’s degree graduates are awarded the NEW University Partnership Inspiration Scholarship Award to continue your education in fall of 2011. This one-time $500 award can be used t
• LCCC is one of three Ohio community colleges recognized as a national innovator in increasing college completion. A grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will build on their success and help more community colleges better serve students.
• Grass Clippings
• LCCC will offer a short-term certificate in sustainable agriculture beginning Fall, 2011. Learn more at a free information session at 6 p.m., Tuesday, June 28 in the College Center Commons. Register online and find out more about sustainable agriculture
• Commissioners OK revenue-sharing deal with three other counties
• State Senate majority leader leaving for new job
• Red Sox 4, Indians 2: Tribe bats stopped by Red Sox righty Josh Beckett
• Softball: 10 juniors looking to take Keystone back to Final Four
• Running errors haunt Indians
• Tribe notes: Near-perfect start has Acta pleased
• Clearview sprinter Brandon Sadler hoping to make state — just like dad
• Lorain family OK following Joplin tornado
• Lorain Arts Academy battling its sponsor in court, may close
• Man gets 33 months in prison for passing counterfeit bills in Amherst area
• Red Sox 4, Indians 2: Beckett beats Tribe
• Indians notes: Tribe start close to perfection
• Elyria mayoral candidate kicked off ballot
• Bill would shorten Ohio’s early voting period
• LCCC to share $500,000 grant from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
• The Best Gambling Games for the Golf Course
• Residents surveying damage from last night’s storms
• Highway patrol IDs man killed in morning motorcycle crash
• Read HB 153: Gov. Kasich wants to change how teachers are paid
• Shots fired into Elyria home overnight
• Unemployment down for Lorain County and cities of Lorain and Elyria
• Tribe notes: Shin-Soo Choo finally heats up
• Oberlin’s Don Treadwell — now at Miami of Ohio — isn’t forgetting where he came from
• Another crazy win: Indians come through with two in the eighth to rally past Boston
• Coffee prices to go up 11 percent, Ohio company says
• Funnel clouds reported throughout Ohio
• Good day for local softball: Keystone No. 1, Pioneers No. 2 in final state polls; Elyria also wins division title and Fenik wins No. 400
• Center Ridge Road to remain closed all day
• City unveils big plans for Cascade Park
• School, cops say it’s time to drive safe at EHS lot
• 14-year-old charged with felonious assault for knife incident
• Christopher Howse in good condition after stabbing, hospital says
• 2 teens arrested after Cascade Park fight sends 15-year-old to hospital
• Lorain community development director taken away in ambulance after being fired
• Kasich administration given more than $400,000 to pay Strickland’s bills
• Critter Chronicles: Newton and Curious George
• Meet International Festival Irish princess Kaley Shaw
• Police called to large disturbance in Lorain
• Lake Erie Crushers
• Teen jogger says man tried to get her in his SUV
• Short Game Practicing
• High school softball all-stars to play June 7
• All-Lorain County softball: Boros, Pond, Dagmar tops
• Indians 12, Reds 4: Asdrubal Cabrera’s huge day helps Tribe sweep
• District baseball: Timely hitting, clutch defense propel Keystone into regional
• 15 Minutes: Meet Special Olympian Houston Freeman
• Tribe notes: Rookie pitcher Alex White could miss the rest of the season
• Sixth Street residents upset over reckless driving in EHS lot
• Ohio gas prices drop 20 cents a gallon in last week
• Indians 12, Reds 4: Asdrubal Cabrera powers Tribe to sweep
• Indians notes: White’s season put on hold
• Indians 12, Reds 4: Tribe sweeps Cincy
• Nancy Kathryne Heller
• Martin Thomas Stupiansky
• Andrew Todd Fleck
• Rosetta Lutkehaus
• Stella E. Holp
• Lillian Loretta Richter
• Donna M. Wilson
• Indians 2, Reds 1: Tribe sends fans home happy
• Indians 2, Reds 1: Buck’s shot lifts Tribe to win
• Wilma Marie Melton
• Evelene Bohannon
• Earl H. Schneider
• Mark Anthony Coleman
• Betty L. Walker Brown
• Rosetta Lutkehaus
• Dorothy White Barres
• Rachel Marie Ross-Jackson
• New guy, same old story: Carrera’s debut at-bat brings home winning run with perfect bunt
• Tribe notes: Hafner lands on 15-day DL
• Indians notes: Hafner on disabled list
• Governor considering clemency for death row inmate
• EHS debuts dress code Saturday
• SB 5 opponents say they’re halfway to goal of more than 450,000 signatures
• Fausto Carmona rocked by White Sox
• Avon baseball tops Padua for win No. 23
• American Greetings moving to Crocker Park
• LeBron James an adviser to Duke point guard Kyrie Irving
• Softball: Keystone rolls over Holy Name
• Are We Playing From The Right Tees?
• Gov. Kasich: We need to get down to business
• Statewide unemployment down 14th month in a row
• Crews respond to bad accident in Camden Township
• Betty L. Walker Brown
• Jean A. Etzler
• Joyce A. Lambert
• Wilma M. Melton
• Earl H. Schneider
• Myrtle Cornelia Thompson
• Kasich visits North Ridgeville plant
• JVS student faces assault and drug charges after incident in classroom
• State auditor suggests making it easier for counties to merge
• County judge orders employees to quit union because of union bill
• OSU students told not to party
• Browns looking for a break parking rent if games aren’t played
• No debate: Duke guard Kyrie Irving should be Cavs’ pick
• Elyria Fire Department IDs man hurt at foundry
• White Sox 1, Indians 0: Veteran pitcher Jake Peavy outduels Tribe’s Masterson
• Crushers open season tonight at Windy City
• Jim Tressel paying for his lawyers
• FBI says man obeyed teller but then robbed bank
• Cavs owner Dan Gilbert ready to look ahead
• VIDEO: Elyria police officer fends off attacker
• Independent candidate may be out of race for Elyria mayor
• Police log for May 19, 2011
• Governor to sign bill restricting ‘pill mill’ pain clinics
• Parking change for this weekend’s Lorain Greek festival
• Lorain High student says man pulled gun on him in school parking lot
• Former Amherst Youth Football head indicted for theft
• Great seats are still available for summer semester classes at LCCC. Take classes this summer and get even closer to earning your certificate or degree. There are still seats available in some of the most popular classes. Summer semester classes begin Ma
• Crushers finalize 2011 roster
• Tribe Manager Manny Acta an to coach all-star team
• Ohio high schools say no to changes to playoff system
• Governor says ‘whoa’ on new pink driver’s licenses
• This year’s chilly May lands Ohio in the record books
• Poll: Most Ohio voters oppose law that limits unions
• All LCCC Students and employees are invited to join Drop-In fitness and exercise classes during summer semester June 6 through July 29. Classes include Yoga, Power Yoga, Group Training and Zumba. These classes do not require pre-registration and particip
• Clearview superintendent leaves to take principal’s post at Elyria High School
• Law enforcement officers gather in Lorain for memorial ceremony
• Sen. Brown, Lorain police chief backing ‘blue alerts’
• Avon considers levy to build new middle school
• Lorain man gets 19 years in prison for child’s rape
• Export forum scheduled Friday at Black River center
• Columbia library scheduled to reopen on Monday
• I Need To Play This Hole Before I Die
• Suspect caught in Amherst thefts
• Indians: Cleveland finishes sweep of Royals
• Clearview superintendent leaving to become EHS principal
• Cavaliers win NBA Draft lottery
• Elyria hires Clearview’s Tom Jama as new EHS principal
• Avon Schools considers levy for new middle school
• Former Lorain County man released from Georgia jail; investigation shows wife’s death was suicide
• Lorain Council approves Martins Run flood study
• Browns’ Pat Shurmur staying upbeat, busy despite labor woes
• Cavs looking for some extra luck in lottery
• Golf Map
• Area rain total close to record set in 1950
• Making Short Putts
• Man scheduled to be put to death today after Supreme Court refuses to intervene
• Republic steel faces possible $563,000 fine
• Vic’s owner invites elected elected leaders to see his bar
• Police called to McDonald’s over dispute between mayor, council candidate
• Location changed for today’s Lorain County Police Memorial Service
• Officer James Kerstetter honored in D.C.
• North Ridgeville narrows superintendent pool to nine
• Lorain man arrested for crack after claiming to be preacher
• Animal Nuisance Ordinance
• New venue for police memorial service
• Gov. Kasich seeking $400,000 for Strickland administration’s unpaid bills
• Cleveland to lay off 81 police officers, 51 firefighters
• Phone and internet services St. Joseph in Lorain have been restored. Thanks for your patience as we worked to resolve the issue.
• Federal judge halts Ohio man’s execution that was planned for tomorrow
• Elyria police officer attacked while booking inmate
• Gas prices under $4 for first time in a month, AAA says
• New home for Ohio man’s pencil sharpener ‘museum’
• School punishing teen for not immediately reporting sex on bus, mom says
• Cleveland marathon: Ridgeville’s Kyle Basista breaks 3 hours in debut
• The LCCC Learning Center at St. Joseph in Lorain is experiencing an outage of all Internet and phone service. Updates will be posted at www.lorainccc.edu.
• “Coming into Focus,” the first juried exhibition of the LCCC Photography Club, runs through Saturday, May 21 at the Lorain Arts Council, 737 Broadway Ave., Lorain. Gallery hours are 4-7 p.m., Thursday-Saturday. Students who won top honors a
• 2 straight rainouts halt Tribe’s momentum
• These Are The Players You Need To Win A Scramble
• Lorain Council set to OK study into stopping frequent flooding around Martin’s Run
• Bedtime stories turn into book for Avon principal
• Police log for May 16, 2011
• Police: Drunken driver puts up fight after fleeing scene of crash
• Fundraiser listings for May 16, 2011
• Nancy Kathryne Heller
• Thomas A. Kelly Jr. DDS
• Frank E. Linn
• James J. Marshall
• Vermilion cops seize 9 pounds of mailed marijuana
• Henry F. Ross, Jr.
• Keith Elmer Bligh
• Robert J. Sidley
• James E. Lee
• Michael James Casella, Jr.
• Donald C. Thrall
• Carl A. Watkins, Jr.
• High school baseball: Sittinger lifts Keystone past Elyria Catholic
• High school baseball: Wellington ousts another top seed on way to sectional title
• Scott Petrak: Excitement, hope keep building for Indians
• Keith Robinson
• Paul E. Goode
• Dale R. Frost, Sr.
• Peggy L. Mac Kay
• Herbert Joshua Wolf
• Crowd-pleasing win: Hafner saves the day with two-out, two-run homer in the ninth
• Tribe notes: Sizemore not playing, but not headed to DL either, Acta says
• Sectional baseball: Stepp helps Elyria Catholic take next step on tournament trail
• Sectional softball: Amherst rolls over North Ridgeville
• High school track: Avon boys get KO’d by DQ at WSC meet
• Indians 5, Mariners 4: Hafner walk-off HR wins it for Tribe
• Indians notes: Sizemore still on the shelf
• Pride Day is May 21, not Saturday
• North Ridgeville man dies in crash
• 5 Things You Need To Do When You Play At A Private Club
• Thousands of dead walleye are being found in Lake Erie
• Dayton woman convicted of microwaving baby to death
• Columbia Station man faces sex charges for touching sleeping woman
• Man out $3,500 after setting up bank account with stranger while intoxicated
• Rays 7, Indians 4: Tribe trips again as Masterson loses first
• Case against ex-cop on hold until Justice Department concludes investigation
• Lorain boy, 5, bitten on face by dog at grandmother’s house
• Six companies visit prisons for sale
• Tribe shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera better than ever
• Cedar Point opens tomorrow, but new ride won’t be ready
• Sectional baseball: Avon Lake goes down to Westlake
• Baseball: Columbia bounced by Fairview Park
• Track and field: Keystone girls win PAC meet
• Divvying up $25,000 divides port authorities
• Police log for May 13, 2011
• Indians notes: Sizemore relieved by MRI results
• Rays 7, Indians 4: Tribe drops series at home
• Top Flite, It’s Time To Start Over
• Rays 7, Indians 4: Tribe drops second straight at home
• Part-time Coaches Needed: Women's Volleyball and Men's Basketball. Check out the complete job posting at the link below.
• Ohio parole board recommends mercy for condemned killer
• Cleveland-area Jews, Ukrainians react to Demjanjuk conviction
• Alleged gunman in March Lorain murder could face death penalty
• Baseball: Elyria gets timely double to go with great pitching in 2-0 victory
• Getting Through A “Blow-Up Hole”
• Baseball: Titans, pitcher Andrew Coon drop heartbreaker
• Open Door Christian Schools (ODCS) New Football Field Dedication
• Congratulations to the 2011 Faculty Excellence Award Winners Dorthy Johnson and Susan Paul.
• Congratulations LCCC and University Partnership graduates!
• Just Announced! All 2011 LCCC associate’s degree or University Partnership bachelor’s degree graduates are awarded the NEW University Partnership Inspiration Scholarship Award to continue your education in fall of 2011. This one-time $500 aw
• Zenaida Ortiz Graduates today from Lorain County Community College. Check out Zenaida's inspirational story in this video.
• Congratulations John and Rebecca Peshek and all of the LCCC and University Partnership 2011 graduates.
• Robert E. “Bob” Allen
• Sandra Jean Brady
• Daniel A. Brattoli
• Donald R. Flood
• Donald L. Romeis
• Edward “Pinky” Jalowiec
• Daniel A. Brattoli
• Matt Korzan
• Alan R. Frazier
• Teresa Marie Haught
• Edith Delores Sharp Ford
• Edward “Pinky” Jalowiec
• James “Jimmy” R. Lahetta
• Thomas M. Pickett
• Elyria man pulls gun on trooper, later kills self
• State EPA objects to trash deal between Allied and county
• Police: Teens, allegedly defending their mom, stab her boyfriend
• Gulf Road Bridge over I-90 and Abbe Road
• Allow Myself To Introduce…Myself
• UPDATED: Darrow Road suspect, found dead, is identified
• Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself
• Lorain High’s Pete Rufo to play football at Valparaiso
• Bad Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect
• Indians 4, A’s 3: Indians go 12 for win, leave Oakland happy
• Welcome to Chroniclet.com’s New Golf Page, The Missing Links
• EC’s Lucas Ball sets pole vault record
• Five Ways To Make Your Upcoming Golf Season A Success
• Softball: Amherst misses chance against Brecksville
• Tiger Getting Mad On The Golf Course? Not A Big Deal.
• Elyria Sports Hall of Fame: Running back Tyrone Nelson left mark at Elyria West
• Elections chief: Photo ID bill could delay vote results for days
• Convicted killer Daniel Kovarbasich going home
• LaGrange Township family loses barn in fire
• Local law enforcement back seat belt effort
• Man killed in motorcycle accident overnight
• Tiger Getting Mad On The Golf Course? Not A Big Deal.
• Daniel Kovarbasich to be released from jail Sunday
• Ohio House $55.6 billion budget plan eases some cuts
• Three Lorain men arrested after traffic stop reveals loaded gun
• Cleveland zoo has its own smartphone app
• Lorain man faces charges after bar dispute, attempting to run down officers
• Rule changes should mean even better Crushers baseball
• Crushers preview: Players, manager excited, expect to contend again
• A’s 3, Indians 1: Tribe’s streak snapped
• Despite levy setbacks, districts go on educating
• Changes planned at EMH’s Amherst hospital
• Teen murder suspect to be tried in adult court
• EMH CEO optimistic short-term loss will translate into long-term gains
• Police log for May 5, 2011
• Homer sparks rally as EHS softball refuses to lose
• Intoxicated Vermilion man arrested walking down the street with loaded gun
• Time Warner says “freezing” channel problem is fixed, customers can get a credit
• Amherst Hospital to become skilled nursing facility
• Top lawmaker says risk of photo release too high
• White House won’t release bin Laden death photo
• Come out and help us assemble the I'm LCCC PROUD yard signs for Commencement. We're in College Center Commons today until noon. FREE popcorn and drinks provided for helpers :) THANKS everyone!
• Former EC hoops star slain in Lorain; teen charged
• Tribe’s Shin-Soo Choo arrested for DUI in Sheffield Lake
• Indians 4, A’s 1: Tribe wins 7th straight
• Madison Hromada to play tennis at WVU, months after suspension at Magnificat
• Elyria Sports Hall of Fame: Bob Walsh was only coach to lead EC and EHS basketball to regionals, wins against each other
• Magnificat’s Jess Brown to play hockey for Cornell
• Crushers draft a pair of pitchers
• Barb Salata retires, Mike Wisnor hired as EC’s AD
• John W. “Jack” Burger, Jr.
• Michael J. Casella, Jr.
• Ritenauer defeats Krasienko, Fallis in Lorain mayoral primary
• Brinda, Noble win Elyria mayoral primaries
• It’s wait-and-see time for Mayor Grace at Smitty’s
• Holly Brinda upbeat as she waits for results at Moss’ in Elyria
• State budget: House committee keeping casino taxes
• 17-year-old charged with today’s Lorain murder
• Tribe’s Shin-Soo Choo arrested for DUI in Sheffield Lake
• Bill would let nonviolent criminals do time in community-based centers
• Thieves return stolen Superman historical marker
• Man with knife tries to rob Convenient Food Mart
• Commencement is this Saturday, May 7! Students, staff and faculty are invited to help us get ready by assembling PROUD yard signs in College Center Commons on Wednesday, May 4 from 10am - noon. FREE popcorn and drinks provided for helpers :) THANKS every
• Softball: Keystone blanks Pirates, grabs control of PAC
• Former Midview basketball star named Medina head coach
• Elyria Sports Hall of Fame: Playing big was never a problem for Ron Fenik
• Bin Laden’s death bittersweet for fallen families of fallen troops
• Bin Laden’s death a fresh opportunity for Mideast peace, Oberlin professor says
• Florida woman sues Elyria hotel over broken chair
• Man pleads guilty in fire that killed horses
• Woman’s death investigated in connection with HIV case
• Plant head fired, 2 others disciplined over water issue in Lorain
• Police log for May 3, 2011
• Indians: LaPorta taking strides to consistency
• Lorain workers disciplined for water problem
• Town Hall Meeting Wrap-Up Posted
• New details revealed about bin Laden’s death
• AP sources: U.S. used `multiple methods’ to ID body
• Islamic scholars criticize bin Laden’s sea burial
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Motorcyclist dies in crash
• Working to save Safety Town
• Police shoot pit bull
• Indians just May be for real: New month brings same clutch play, winning result
• Police log for May 2, 2011
• Tribe notes: Wins, confidence on the rise
• Elyria Sports Hall of Fame: Scott Burnett built a wrestling legacy all his own
• Scott Petrak: Browns GM Heckert off to good start, but there’s a lot of work left to do
• High school baseball: Big plays lift Elyria to extra-inning win over Lorain
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on U.S. Route 20
• Indians notes: Tribe wraps up another fruitful homestand
• Indians 5, Tigers 4: Tribe keeps on rolling
• Telephone, Internet and IVDL services have been restored at the LCCC Wellington Center and the LCCC Learning Center at St. Joseph Community Center.
• Indians 5, Tigers 4: Tribe sweeps Detroit
• NFL Draft notes: New Browns fullback Owen Marecic was two-way star at Stanford
• Gary David Slone, Sr.
• Averna I. Jayne
• Jeffrey Alan Bristow
• Gary Lee Donald
• Mary V. Tucker
• Kenneth J. Turner
• Amanda Joleen Heath
• Melvin L. Slack
• Frank E. Kneip
• Robert Charles Rish, Sr.
• Indians 3, Tigers 2: Tribe walks off with another win
• Indians notes: Hafner diagnosed with strained tendon in right foot
• NFL Draft: Browns’ final pick is Nebraska safety Eric Hagg
• NFL Draft: Browns trade up, take Pitt tackle Jason Pinkston
• NFL Draft: Browns take CB Buster Skrine in fifth round
• NFL Draft: Browns take Stanford fullback Owen Marecic in 4th round
• NFL Draft: Browns take TE Jordan Cameron, former hoops player
• Telephone, Internet and IVDL services have been restored at the LCCC Wellington Center. The services remain out of service at the LCCC Learning Center at St. Joseph Community Center.
• Martin R. “Bob” Flanagan
• Jeffrey Alan Bristow
• Ruth Elaine Thuemling
• Roger G. Angelkorte, Sr.
• Frank E. Kneip
• Robert Vincent Manion
• Mary V. Tucker
• Todd A. Kohler
• Olga V. Bernhardt
• Ginny Lee Garrett
• NFL Draft: Browns take WR Greg Little with 2nd 2nd-round pick
• Indians notes: Hafner misses second straight game
• NFL Draft: Browns take DE Jabaal Sheard at No. 37
• NFL Draft: Phil Taylor arrives in Cleveland, calls it ‘dream come true’
• NASA delays space shuttle Endeavour’s last launch
• 9 people indicted, accused of smuggling drugs into jail in spines of books
• Congratulations to LCCC students John Peshek and Michael Pozun of Elyria for winning All-Ohio Awards. Peshek was named to the All-Ohio First Team and Pozun was named to the All-Ohio Second Team for their academic achievements, demonstrated leadership and
• April showers set records in Cleveland, Cincinatti and Columbus
• Telephone, Internet and IVDL Out of Service at LCCC Wellington and St. Joseph Learning Centers. Both facilities will remain open as normal, but with limited services. We are working on the problems and expect to have them resolved by the end of the day o
• Softball: Midview takes advantage of weather, Avon errors
• Grafton man dies in head-on crash overnight
• Baseball: Amherst rides six homers to romp of Avon Lake
• NFL draft analysis: Trading down is no downer
• Children Services layoffs anger county officials
• Indians 8, Royals 2: Tribe keeps rolling as Carmona, bats come up big
• Softball: Prebis Classic keeps growing
• Winds lash county: Power is knocked out in spots; trees uprooted
• NFL Draft notes: Browns players can get back to work today
• NFL Draft: Browns trade No. 6 pick to Atlanta, stockpile picks
• Indians 8, Royals 2: Tribe sweeps Royals
• Indians notes: Sizemore surging after leaving DL
• NFL Draft: Browns subject of trade talk leading into first round
• Indians 7, Royals 2: Tribe cruises to 9th straight win at Progressive
• NFL draft 2011: With lots of spots to fill, GM talking confidently
• Power Restored at LCCC Learning Center at St. Joseph Community Center Power has been restored at the St. Joseph Learning Center. Classes will begin as scheduled starting at noon on Thursday, April 28. Telephone and Internet service are expected to be b
• Cover boy: Hillis wins Madden gig
• Dozens of tornadoes rip through South, at least 214 dead
• Wrestling: Tough to know how changes will affect area
• Baseball: Clearview shakes off site change, remains undefeated in league
• Local company to replace Scouts’ stolen camping gear
• There are no contests at this time
• Elyria mayoral candidates plan final push before Tuesday vote
• Elyria Dems have different strategies in last weekend before vote
• Lorain County Children Services to lay off 15 workers
• Local animal group under fire at county meeting
• Police: Woman insisted on ordering Taco Bell before submitting to DUI test
• Amateur circus performers prep for a series of shows in Oberlin
• No takers for Lorain soccer academy at sheriff’s sale
• LCCC Learning Center at St. Joseph Community Center Due to a power outage in Lorain, morning classes at the St. Joseph Community Center are canceled on Thursday, April 28. This includes any classes that begin prior to noon.
• Indians 7, Royals 2: Tribe extends home win streak
• Indians notes: Carrasco likely headed to DL
• Assistant county prosecutor dies
• UPDATED: Lorain man critically hurt in motorcycle accident
• End-of-Semester Celebration for Evening Students - Student Senate and the Student Life office will host a student appreciation event for evening students from 5-7 p.m., Thursday, April 28 in the College Center Commons. Music, cotton candy and raffle priz
• Kasich signs law that will allow Teach for America program in Ohio
• Superman historical marker stolen from Cleveland home
• Stolen Boy Scout trailer puts troop’s summer camping plans in jeopardy
• President Obama releases birth certificate, decries ’silliness’
• Judge Walther tells commissioners he can trim nearly $20K from budget
• Indians 9, Royals 4: Homers, pitching end skid for Tribe
• Bonuses of up to $1,500 available for recent Ohio veterans
• Turnpike crash spills hundreds of boxes of cereal
• Strange day for Browns players: Three enter building but don’t stay long
• NFL draft 2011: Browns might target LSU cornerback in top 10 again
• Softball: Elyria blows lead, loses in 8 innings
• The Band
• Smoking blamed for fire that killed 83-year-old Avon woman
• Super soaking in April means late start for county farmers
• Indians 9, Royals 4: Tribe snaps losing streak
• Suspect sought in unusual antique store robbery
• Elyria man arrested on drugs, weapons charges
• Study: Ohio falls in preschool rankings
• Ohio governor signs $579M workers’ comp budget
• Browns: 3 players show up at team headquarters, aren’t allowed to meet with coaches
• The people of LCCC put the COMMUNITY in Lorain County Community College.
• Cleveland Council OKs trans fats ban, bans smoking at parks
• NCAA calls Tressel a liar; coach accused of ‘potential major violations’
• Commentary: Lies shouldn’t be taken lightly
• NFL draft 2011: Clemson defensive end a man of many talents
• Drenched: Rush-hour deluge strands cars, keep officials on toes
• Neighbor of Elyria detective rejects plea deal
• Sex charge against ex-Wellington doctor dropped
• Group takes shot at Lundy over concealed carry vote
• Police log for April 26, 2011
• City leaders react to latest Vic’s incident
• National Weather Service issues flood watch
• Elyria firefighters extinguish Foster Avenue house fire
• Marshals looking for Lorain man police say robbed Dairy Mart at gunpoint
• Editor’s column: Why we disabled website commenting
• Avon Lake Schools feeling funding pinch
• 2 stabbed in weekend fight at Vic’s
• Ohio Army nurse killed by sniper in Afghanistan
• Deputies asked to walk more to save gas
• Twins 4, Indians 3: Overturned call leads to 3rd straight loss
• NFL draft 2011: Georgia receiver A.J. Green can make noise
• 15 Minutes: Meet Lataunya Conley, director of the Office of Equal Opportunity in Elyria
• Groundbreaking ceremony today for Columbus casino
• Lake Erie Monsters: Moose charge back to tie playoff series
• Third trial starting for woman accused of microwaving baby
• Ronald L. Phifer
• Zettie Maye Weekley
• Bruce Eugene Williams
• Arthur Lee “Art” Wingard
• Catherine C. Sprague
• Lori Ann Workman
• Mary L. Kmieciak
• Steve J. Speckhart
• Roger J. Palco
• Antonio “Tony” Gentile
• PlayHouseSquare Presents “West Side Story” Experience the greatest love story of all time.
• Lorain accident sends 2 people to the hospital
• Photo gallery: Lorain residents, dogs rally for dog park
• Fairview relays: Vermilion track sweeps Division II titles
• Problem picks? Browns’ Heckert has to decide on players with issues
• Robert Starnes Jr. gets 15 years prison for 3 bank robberies last year
• Softball: Pioneers turn it on late to rout Medina
• Baseball: Keystone stifles Pirates’ late rally for PAC victory
• Royals 3, Indians 2: Royals upend Tribe, Perez with ninth-inning clutch hit
• Grace and Krasienko big spenders in runup to May 3 vote
• JVS students hope gardeners exchange green for green
• Members of Council say $208,000 needed to open all 4 Elyria pools
• Police log for April 22, 2011
• Fundraising picnic to help fund this summer’s Safety Town
• Man indicted after fiery car chase
• Fund started for young mom recovering from attack
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• U.S. Marshals name Lorain officer Task Force Officer of the Year
• Lorain woman working to bring dog park to city
• African Safari Wildlife Park V.I.P. Car Pass
• GM Tom Heckert talks NFL Draft, says the Browns have several needs
• Oberlin man indicted, accused of sexually assaulting teen while armed with gun
• Commissioners still at odds over pay cut proposal
• State law changes could be wild card in public defender decision
• Teachers freeze step pay in Avon and Elyria
• Indians 7, Royals 5: Big inning leads to big win
• Who will Browns take with No. 6 draft pick?
• Baseball: Miscue in fourth allows Bees to sting Avon Lake
• Photo gallery: Elyria students, seniors see nature firsthand
• Ohio State offense needs work
• National Weather Service: At least 5 tornadoes touched down in Ohio Wednesday
• 12-year-old arrested for carjacking attempt, police say
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• Great Seats are Still Available for Summer Semester Classes - Take classes this summer and get even closer to earning your certificate or degree. There are still seats available in some of the most popular classes. Summer semester classes begin May 23, w
• Flu shot prevented 300,000 sicknesses, Ohio health officials say
• 18 people indicted in drug sting
• Teen arrested with knife at EHS; also charged for punching father
• Teen shoplifter arrested after attacking Walmart security officer
• Elyria man robbed of wallet, cigarettes, car keys at gunpoint
• Coroner: Police officer committed suicide this morning at police station
• Stocker Studio Theatre Performance Canceled - The Stocker Studio Theater Performance scheduled for Wednesday, April 20 has been canceled.
• Royals 5, Indians 4: Tribe takes too long to get going vs. KC
• Elyria policeman, neighbor in dispute over misdelivered package
• Lorain superintendent makes initial cut for Cleveland Schools job
• Fire truck, semi accident on turnpike sends firefighter to the hospital
• Browns return to prime time in 2011; schedule backloaded with division games
• Elyria mayoral race: Grace, Brinda clash on radio over taxes
• Man pleads guilty in incident that led to punch from officer
• Man injured in wood chipper accident overnight
• Teen lights up Avon Lake City Hall to raise autism awareness
• Study disputes prison savings if prisons are privatized
• Second worker for Judge David Berta walks off the job
• LCCC Students - Friday is Earth Day. Join LCCC Service Learning for Earth Day In the Gardens from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Friday, April 22. An orientation will be held in the College Center Lobby before moving to the LCCC gardens. Bring your favorite gardenin
• New STNA Scholarship Available - A new scholarship for STNA students is now available online at www.lorainccc.edu/scholarships. The scholarship is called the Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio; Home Assist Empower U Scholarship. Applications are due on J
• Browns: 2011 schedule released; opener at home vs. Bengals
• LCCC Student Government Elections - LCCC students will vote April 18-21 to elect the 2011-2012 student leadership including president, vice president, executive secretary, financial secretary, event coordinator, university partnership representative and
• Firefighters: Ford worker has ‘multiple traumatic injuries,’ ‘multiple broken bones’
• Woman LifeFlighted after being beaten by man in back of moving vehicle
• AUDIO: Listen to this morning’s Democratic Elyria mayoral debate
• Kiedrowski’s honored for bringing home America’s best bakery honor
• Two men, teenager arrested after Convenient disturbance
• Man says pair robbed him of $7,500, shot at him
• Lorain man arrested on drugs and weapons charges
• Ohio school choice voucher applicants increases
• High court upholds decision overturning Head Start case acquittal
• Softball: Cold can’t cool Keystone’s bats vs. Columbia
• VIDEO: Elyria mayoral debate: Round 1
• Son thinks mother’s shooting death could have been accident
• Air traffic controller suspended for watching movie
• Police log for April 19, 2011
• Indians 7, Royals 3: Shelley Duncan delivers big hit as Tribe wins in 10th
• Draft might be thin, but Cavs GM confident he can find good players
• Hillis in final vs. Vick to see who will be on next Madden video game cover
• ‘Bull’ Barch to be Internet radio voice of the Crushers
• Elyria mayoral candidates debate at EHS
• Goodyear breaks ground for new Akron headquarters
• 2 arrested in separate disturbances among downtown Elyria bar patrons
• Driver strikes house overnight, flees scene on foot
• 15 Minutes: Meet Ukrainian egg designer Frank Smith
• Indians 4, Orioles 2: Sizemore homers in return as Indians sweep
• Property owners challenge plan to charge them for interchange
• Tribe notes: Mitch Talbot takes Grady’s DL spot
• Genesis House head praises shooting victim as 'strong voice' for women
• Man hospitalized after car sideswipes motor home
• Fundraiser listings for April 18, 2011
• Crushers notes: Amherst and Brookside grads offered contracts
• Ohio gas prices up another 3 cents a gallon
• Indians 4, Orioles 2: Tribe completes sweep in Sizemore’s debut
• Indians notes: Elbow strain sends Talbot to DL
• Indians 4, Orioles 2: Tribe sweeps O’s
• Steven J. Kistner
• Susan Ivan
• Vincent “Vince” B. Strauss
• Dorothy A. Pugh
• Wolf Frederick “Fritz” Ligotke
• Helen A. Duran
• Joseph A. Tornabene
• Marguerite M. “Peg” Callahan
• Bill D. Kobel
• Walter William Sterna
• What if this is a great summer for Indians fans?
• Indians notes: Sizemore on verge of activation
• Indians 8, Orioles 3: Tribe rolls to another win
• Allen Eugene “Al” Clawson
• Susie Juke
• Joseph A. Tornabene
• Mary Jo Sparaino
• Steven J. Kistner
• Marguerite M. “Peg” Callahan
• Wolf Frederick “Fritz” Ligotke
• Donna M. Van Dyke
• Sam Scagliozzo
• Masterson masterful again as Indians bounce back to bounce Orioles
• Indians notes: Choo, Santana scuffling
• Report: Police investigated phone calls to Rep. Sutton’s office
• Lorain mayoral candidate resigns job to comply with Hatch Act
• Audit: Ohio police chiefs group misused $5 million from Homeland Security
• Groups cleared to move forward in fighting Ohio union law
• Transportation director: State willing to lease turnpike, won’t sell it
• Daniel Kovarbasich found to have violated probation
• Ohio unemployment drops to two-year low
• Baseball: Brookside’s Phil Donelan helps lift Cards over EC
• Cavs year in review: Team acknowledges tough year, points to better 2012
• Softball: Olmsted Falls beats Amherst in battle of SWC titans
• Softball: Keystone slugs its way to tourney win
• Moen building deal dead in Elyria
• Growth in inmate population makes Grafton big enough to be a city, but it won’t be reclassified
• NTSB: Pilot error caused crash that killed Vermilion inventor, 3 others
• Woman gets prison for selling drugs from hotel room
• NFL commissioner Roger Goodell talks lockout with Browns fans
• Man faces charges after police chase ends in dramatic crash
• Graduating this spring? It isn’t too late to participate in LCCC’s Commencement Ceremony—order your cap and gown at www.lorainccc.edu/graduation today!
• NHA Home Run for the Homeless - Members of the LCCC community will participate in the Neighborhood House Association on Saturday, April 16 at the Lake Erie Crushers Stadium. Registration is $25 prior to April 10 and $30 from April 10 to the event. All pa
• Softball: Midview makes it look easy, capitalizes on Avon mistakes
• Cavs 100, Wizards 93: Cavs end season with win; Tait closes career
• Angels 4, Indians 3: Pitching solid, but offense fails to deliver for Tribe
• Gov. Kasich says taxpayers got bad deal with casinos
• Michelle Obama visiting Ohio today to promote support for military families
• Baseball: Avon stays mistake-free, nips Middies
• Avon Lake runner Mike Parsons heads south for college
• Man with gun robs Lorain Dairy Mart overnight
• Proposed pay givebacks divide county commissioners
• Elephant exhibit to open next month at Cleveland zoo
• State Senate votes to allow concealed guns in Ohio bars
• Lorain man arrested after beating neighbor’s car with bricks
• Commissioners rescind vote to give back portion of pay
• Man hit repeatedly, car keyed in dispute over parking space
• Southern Ohio woman found dead stuck in window
• Lorain County Track and Field Hall of Fame inducts its third class
• 18,500 dead people on Ohio’s voter rolls, secretary of state says
• It’s official: Gov. Kasich signs bill allowing more snow days
• Former Browns player wants to buy closed Sandusky water park
• Baseball: Elyria High rallies but falls in 8th inning
• Streak snapped: Indians get just one hit in loss to Angels
• County commissioners say they’ll give back 10 percent of their pay
• Firefighters evacuating Chadwick Apartments for gas leak
• Grafton woman dies in Durkee Road, Route 82 crash
• State gives final OK to $22 million train underpass on 58 in Wellington
• Cavaliers refuse to back down, still fighting for wins
• Woman killed in Eaton Township crash
• Come See the Easter Bunny at Commodore Books and More - We're celebrating Community College Month in April with a variety of activities including: a visit by the Easter Bunny from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 3-6 p.m., Wednesday, April 13; and a story hou
• Elyria man charged after struggling with deputies, damaging cruiser
• 3 men, 3 juveniles arrested after fighting in street with boards and pipes, police say
• Woman arrested after threatening man with knife, struggling with officers
• New STNA Scholarship Available - A new scholarship for State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) students is now available online at www.lorainccc.edu/scholarships. The scholarship is called the Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio; Home Assist Empower U Scholarship.
• Ohio executes man who killed fellow inmate in 1988
• Where will retiring space shuttles go? Ohio museum in running, NASA to announce winners today
• High school softball: Elyria opens league play with a victory
• Baseball: Slugging Keystone hangs on vs. Wellington
• Wellington basketball coach steps down following birth of third daughter
• Indians 4, Angels 0: Mitch Talbot makes it 8
• City shuts down business; owner insists he’s being run out of town
• City officials may go after Vic’s, Mardi Gras liquor permit
• High school sports roundup for April 12, 2011
• Police log for April 12, 2011
• Police arrest pair they believe are responsible for deadly heroin
• Lorain councilwoman sees fifth break-in attempt at home
• Death row inmate transferred to Lucasville, set to die tomorrow morning
• Lorain man arrested after stealing car, fleeing officers, police say
• Teen who claimed group of girls beat her up charged with assault for starting fight
• Masters: Charl Schwartzel on top after wild final round
• Indians 6, Mariners 4: Tribe’s streak at 7
• Gas prices jump 12 cents for the second week in a row
• Car hauler catches on fire on turnpike near I-90 split
• Folks flock to beach as temps rise to 80s, just shy of record
• EHS student impresses at ‘Stop the Hate’ scholarship contest
• 15 Minutes: Get to know Metro Parks Chief Ranger Paul Hruby
• Photo gallery: Amherst library hobby day
• Police log for April 11, 2011
• Richard D. Duffy, Sr.
• Betty J. Kessell
• Indians fans should feel sorry for Ramirez
• Martin Blaine Fisher
• Adam Michael Carney
• Hilda Mae Gildenmeister
• Tribe pounds Mariners, scores 10 in fourth en route to fifth straight win
• Scott Petrak: Indians may just be worthy of fans’ attention
• Bulls bash Cavs, wrap up best record in East
• Brian Dulik: Joe Tait leaving mark on Cavs, Cleveland and his profession
• Young lions lead: 20-somethings McIlroy, Day on top, but a Tiger is lurking
• Crushers notes: New world for former Brave
• Elyria drops lawsuit against owners of former mobile home park
• A dozen Chihuahuas removed from foreclosed Elyria house
• Man claiming to be the Lord arrested after bizarre string of incidents
• You ask the questions: What do you want the Elyria mayoral candidates to answer?
• No school pride at the polls, southern Ohio elections officials say
• Businessman’s $100,000 grant spares fugitive safe surrender program
• Who has the best air in Ohio? Not us
• Fire damages apartment on Turner Boulevard in Elyria
• Ohio Democratic Party mailer backs Grace over challenger
• Baseball: EC uses two hits to beat Chanel
• Court video footage shows Lorain man grabbing gavel
• Indians 1, Red Sox 0: Suicide bunt gives Tribe the victory
• Tribe defense showed its new skills
• Elyria plans to formulate strategy for Cascade Park
• Softball: Homers power Amherst win over Westlake
• Indians 1, Red Sox 0: Squeeze play helps Tribe sweep Boston
• Indians notes: Positive season-opening stand for Tribe
• Indians win 1-0, sweep Red Sox
• LeBron’s mom arrested at Miami Beach hotel
• Wakeman barn a total loss; four dairy cows saved from fire
• Correction: Wrong photo appears in today’s Chronicle
• Crews on scene on overnight barn fire in Wakeman
• Indians 8, Red Sox 4: Tribe finds its power, keeps Sox winless
• Cavaliers 104, Raptors 96: Baron Davis comes up big
• Lorain firefighters called to stove top fire overnight at Kennedy Plaza
• State lawmakers urge feds to OK bedbug pesticide
• Baseball: Firelands finds focus, wins thriller vs. Midview
• Browns’ draft pick is still anybody’s guess
• Man hit by police officer at EMH files a complaint
• Indians notes: Attendance lagging again
• Elyria man arrested for drug trafficking
• Drunken Elyria man arrested after calling 911 on himself
• Fire Department investigating string of intentionally set fires
• Lawmakers propose trying to recall governor, others over union bill
• Highway Patrol: Lorain County fifth in the state for felony arrest in 2010
• 2011 Streets to be Resurfaced
• Rep. Lundy asks governor to extend ban on exotic animals
• 5 Lorain men arrested following overnight fight at Elyria Speedway
• FBI investigating raid of former Lorain police officer’s home
• Cleveland considers restaurant trans fats ban
• 3 Lorain Dems, Elyria mayor participate in forum
• Indians 3, Red Sox 1: Josh Tomlin in charge
• Sweet 16th: Victory ensures Cavs won’t have worst record in franchise history
• High school to host Elyria mayoral debate April 18
• Commissioners vote to cut coffee, newspapers from county budget
• 2011 softball preview: Can Midview seniors win in their last season together?
• 2011 softball season preview
• High school baseball: Miscues lead to Elyria’s first loss
• Living slavery: Re-enactors show life fleeing on the Underground Railroad
• Indians notes: No platoon situation in left field
• State will use $36 million to fight prescription drug abuse
• ‘Snow days’ bill hits a snag: House rejects Senate changes
• Check out this Public Service Announcement about seat belt safety. The video was produced in collaboration with the Lorain County Safe Communities Coalition and LCCC and features LCCC students Taryn Fowler and Ryan Jourabchian.
• Hey LCCC Students! Can you help us out? LCCC is reviewing the use of the LCCC Student Handbook/Planner by our students. You can help by completing a short survey at the link below.
• Ohio AG: Seven inmates sentenced to death in 2010, most in seven years
• About 20 horses die, 15 rescued from Cincinnati-area fire
• NCAA basketball: UConn shuts down Butler, wins 3rd title
• Yellow Barrel of Magic closing after nearly 40 years
• The CT’s Rick Noland goes to prison — as a basketball referee
• Offense a big hit as Indians season begins
• Storms batter, soak communities around Ohio
• 4th-graders get in free to this year’s Ohio State Fair
• Crowd flocks to Elyria Council meeting for wildlife feeding debate
• Lorain soccer academy going up for auction
• Driver gets four years prison for fatal Lorain crash
• New union law could save state $191 million a year, analysts say
• Battle of long shots: Butler, UConn had hurdles to overcome
• City Hall secretary who caused April Fools’ scare released without charges
• Indians 7, White Sox 1: ‘Slow-motion’ triple play sparks Tribe,
• Knicks 123, Cavs 107: Tables turned, New York in playoffs
• Vermilion’s Lucy Idol, a legendary champion for the disabled, dies at 90
• Gas prices jump 12 cents in a week
• New state fire marshal to be sworn in today
• Photo gallery: Audobon Society puts up bluebird houses
• 15 Minutes: Meet EHS sophomore and activist Sydney Roark
• Fundraisers for April 4, 2011
• Winifred Quimper-Ackerman
• Indians notes: Sizemore back in Ohio to continue rehab
• Terrell H. “Terry” Barnes
• Charles E. “Chuck” Hoover
• Michael Cordale Sadler
• Linda L. Dane
• Dorothy M. Bertovich
• Myra A. Neuman
• Wellington’s Spirit of ’76 Museum: A trip into the past
• Man hunts down stolen van
• Police log for April 3, 2011
• Indians: Starting pitching struggles again as Tribe starts 0-2
• White Sox 8, Indians 3: Tribe falls to White Sox again
• Indians notes: Acta leaving Opening Day debacle behind
• Carole J. Lacquement
• Linda L. Dane
• Charles E. “Chuck” Hoover
• Betty Marie Bracik
• Donald R. Drum II
• Dorothy M. Bertovich
• Elyria officer suspended for punching hospitalized suspect
• Thought to be prank, Vermilion fire call wasn’t
• Union members rally against new legislation
• Wellington museum steps up photo preservation efforts
• White Sox 15, Indians 10: A dubious start for Tribe
• Indians notes: Feller honored during Opening Day festivities
• Search warrant: Oberlin man accused of sex assault showed teen gun, offered her beer
• Photo gallery: Opening Day at the Elyria library
• Rutgers pays Snooki more than Toni Morrison for speaking engagement
• Former Lorain councilman pleads no contest to weapons charge
• 28 named in drug indictments in Youngstown-area crackdown
• Witness: Family of slain woman used Taser to kidnap her
• Opening Day: Indians optimistic, Choo predicts playoffs
• Girls track preview: Vermilion’s Emily Cunningham focused on winning state title
• Tribute salutes Indians legend Bob Feller as hero
• Baseball: Vermilion seizes chances, beats EC
• Photo gallery: Elyria shop has April Fool’s pranks for sale
• Elyria Council considers ban on feeding wildlife
• County officials consider savings public defenders could provide
• HIV-positive man indicted on charges he knowingly infected 3 women
• Indians: Carmona set for first season as No. 1 starter
• Young Indians optimistic in expected rebuilding year
• Kasich signs collective bargaining limits
• Obese southern Ohio man has to be cut from home, dies at hospital
• I-X Indoor Amusement Park
• Kasich announces he’ll sign union bill today
• Wildlife officials find fatal bat fungus in Ohio
• Bobcats 98, Cavaliers 97: Valiant effort ends in defeat
• State House panel OKs ban on texting and driving
• 2011 boys track preview: Lorain’s Christian Nogueras is the real deal
• Local rally against SB 5 planned for Friday
• VA sets aside grant funds for St. Joseph’s veteran shelter
• BMI measures mistakenly sent home with Avon Lake students
• Riverbank site for Lorain High ‘dead as a doornail’
• Midview grad working in Afghanistan dies of heart attack
• Administrator’s federal lawsuit against Lorain Schools is settled
• Ohio House OKs bill limiting collective bargaining
• Southern Ohio fire station in violation of fire code, marshal says
• Sen. Brown praises work to expose disease clusters
• Change could save police money investigating noninjury crashes
• EHS pushing for expulsion for teens arrested for bullying classmate, taking his lunch money
• Former Elyria High pitching star offering private lessons in Lorain
• Another man charged in March 1 Lorain murder
• Woman pleads not guilty to attacking Walmart greeter
• Police find missing woman’s body in church septic system
• Verbal House panel vote shows narrow support for abortion bill
• Check out this video and see how LCCC Fab Lab's Noah Rasor beat out students from MIT in an international design competition.
• More than a half-dozen Democrat-led councils pass resolutions against union bill
• Ohio abortion bill backers call effort ‘invitation to overturn Roe’
• Marshal’s office: Exact cause of fatal Ridgeville fire undetermined
• Driver killed in Amherst crash was drunk, police say
• Report identifies Wellington as MS disease cluster area
• Public Health Week Open House (Elyria City Health District)
• Former state prisons director asks Kasich to spare death row inmate
• Tom Ganley pleads not guilty to sexual assault allegations
• EMH company shortening its name
• Public workers around the state push for new contracts before bill takes effect
• 2011 baseball preview: Clearview’s Ian Mezlak dominates all parts of the game
• 2011 high school baseball preview
• ‘LeBron James Returns to Cleveland, Take 2′ tonight at The Q
• Baseball: Big inning leads to nice beginning for Elyria
• Tribe: Bullpen spot is Justin Germano’s; Nix gets nixed
• Sheriff: Theft reports up, fewer deputies to blame
• Official: River site likely won’t work for new Lorain High
• Kasich plan helps poorer schools, hurts rich districts
• Judges order commissioners to give them more money
• Avon Lake’s Ronnie Willoughby is Mr. Basketball
• Hawks 99, Cavs 83: Hawks fly to victory
• Travis Hafner, Matt LaPorta providing pop for Tribe
• 15 Minutes: Get to know Girl Scout Emily Shelton
• Dog found in cage in freezing cold
• Police seek three men who robbed teen
• Theresa M. Alten
• Anthony Robert Erick (Fortier)
• Raymond C. Ketchum
• Helen P. Lyons
• Carmona sharp in final exhibition outing
• Indians counting on Hafner and LaPorta for power
• Helen Lyons
• Gale Reinker Williams
• Harold A. LaVine, Sr.
• Dorothy S. Anderson
• Geneva R. Gill
• Virginia Lee Garrett
• Theresa M. Alten
• Indians column: Travis Buck, Josh Tomlin stars of the spring
• Men’s NCAA Tournament: Butler does it again, returns to Final Four
• Men’s College Basketball: OSU should be loaded with talent again next season
• Passing out the spring training awards
• Harold B. Steiner
• John C. McCarty
• Virginia S. Spigiel
• Dorothy S. Anderson
• Verle Dallas Shiflet, Jr.
• Nancy Burton
• Robert H. Hall
• Carolyn Ann Gray
• Knight-mare ending for Ohio State: Kentucky freshman’s late jumper ousts Buckeyes
• Another good season ends early for Ohio State
• Indians win one, lose one
• Indians roster starting to take shape
• Commissioner’s ex bitten during fight with her current boyfriend
• Man pleads guilty to murder in death of 8-month-old
• Police log for March 25, 2011
• State House panel plans vote on union bill for next week
• Lawsuit over liquefying bodies heads to court
• Buckeyes facing difficult game, but they’ve never lost to Kentucky in NCAA
• Southern Ohio man, his parents arrested in wife’s disappearance
• Indians: Carlos Carrasco confident he can turn potential into success
• Southwestern Ohio man gets $16 million cable bill
• Detroit Road in Avon closed for gas main break
• Cavs: Is Baron Davis’ time finally here?
• Browns: Key to West Coast offense is throwing the ball efficiently
• What would you do if you won the Mega Millions?
• Death from dieting: Coroner says crash regimen to make weight killed Army recruit
• Toy Box owners skip hearing on liquor, say business is closing
• Zulus members frequenting Mardi Gras, police say
• Bar accuses activist of practicing law without a license
• Teen arrested after knocking down 81-year-old woman over purse
• Indians counting on big things from Carrasco
• Judge letting Daniel Kovarbasich out of jail for grandmother’s funeral
• Police need help IDing counterfeit suspect
• Browns CB Sheldon Brown rehabbing after shoulder surgery, expects to be ready for training camp
• Grand jury indicts Sandusky man in police officer’s death
• Funeral home that wants to liquefy bodies files suit
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• Elyria woman jailed after bar fight
• Soldier from southern Ohio killed in Afghanistan
• County commissioners discuss cuts of 3 to 19 percent to budget
• Warrant: Drug link examined in Amherst teen’s death
• Fire officials investigating overnight Ridgeville fire as possible fatality
• Lorain school board member files grievance against district’s attorney
• Pet rescue group sues fosterers
• David Lighty’s long run at Ohio State draws praise
• Police log for March 24, 2011
• Lorain man LifeFlighted from rollover accident overnight in good condition
• Nets 98, Cavs 94: Cavs lose ugly overtime battle
• Outfielder Travis Buck closing in on roster spot
• Indians rally to win late
• Oberlin Choristers celebrate 20 years
• State House to vote today on requiring photo ID to vote
• 4 found dead in Toledo home, police suspect carbon monoxide
• Street Repairs 2011: Utilities Committee Meets March 30
• Cleveland schools want to lay of 834, including 650 teachers
• Photo gallery: Elizabeth Taylor dies at age 79
• Grafton man acquitted of rape, gross sexual imposition charges involving 10-year-old girl
• Elyria company will move to North Ridgeville, add 25 jobs
• Mega Millions jackpot grows to $304 million for Friday drawing
• Cellphone in man’s pocket stops bullet during Cleveland robbery
• State tells funeral director he can’t liquefy bodies
• Lorain’s Shanique Ogle is Lorain County Miss Basketball
• Girls basketball senior all-star games: Gold, blue teams grab wins
• Southern Ohio school district says it will get rid of lunchtime if levy fails
• Thad the Rebuilder: OSU was on hard times when Matta arrived
• Indians hoping for healthy Asdrubal Cabrera this season
• Sizemore plays center field for the first time
• Indians power past D-Backs
• Browns special teamer Joshua Cribbs hot over new kickoff rule
• More info released: Sandusky officer was shot five times; one bullet was stopped by vest
• Avon Lake police ask for help to find missing teen
• Amherst teen’s artwork hits New York City
• U.S. Marshals release latest ‘Dangerous Dozen’ list
• Cleveland Council delays vote on letting diocese remove stained-glass windows from closed churches
• Cincinnati-area church giving $1,000 away at Easter service
• Police: Counterfeit bills being passed at businesses around Lorain, Amherst
• Funds found to keep Elyria’s North Park pool open this summer
• Fired Lorain court clerk hired to work on ‘Shop Lorain County’
• Couple plead guilty to drug, child endangering charges in 3-year-old’s death
• Help sought for dog that lost eye, has jaw fused shut
• Landlord arrested after allegedly stabbing neighbor
• Magic 97, Cavaliers 86: Dwight Howard and Magic dunk lifeless Cavs
• YOU DID IT! North Pool Will Open This Summer
• Lewis reportedly placed on waivers
• Indians rained out in Surprise
• Amherst couple pleads guilty in Jesse Crum Jr. death
• State panel to hear from prison director on budget
• Playstation controller causes gun scare at admin building
• Husband in Ohio ‘caged kids’ case to leave jail
• Soldier from Bucyrus dies in Afghanistan
• Parole board rejects mercy for death row inmate scheduled to die next month
• NCAA tournament: Red-hot Buckeyes roll into Sweet 16
• Grady back in action for the Indians
• 15 Minutes: Get to know EC scorekeeper Nicole Spaetzel
• NCAA tournament: Aaron Craft’s handiwork dazzles
• Man arrested after downtown Elyria shooting early Sunday
• Man armed with bow and arrows leads police on multicounty chase
• Sandusky man charged in police officer’s slaying
• Vigil held to honor Sandusky Police Officer Andrew Dunn
• Avon cheer squad 2nd in national event
• Hazel M. Arbaugh
• Asdrubal Cabrera leaves game with injury
• Sizemore returns to field for exhibition debut
• Sizemore debuts in Indians’ victory
• Mildred Weitzel
• Richard Jadud
• Theresa A. Zemanek
• Janet G. Wille
• Priscilla P. Sopko
• Helen Elizabeth Smorgala
• Judith Jacobs
• Joyce J. Avery
• Hailey Marie Buga
• James Townsend
• Sandusky police officer killed in the line of duty
• Judith Jacobs
• Agnes A. Hitchens
• Hailey Marie Buga
• Calvin Neff
• Janet G. Wille
• Carol Schrader
• Bonnie Beiter Bonczek Butts
• Joyce J. Avery
• Task force assists in HIV case
• A dictionary, then D.C. for regional bee winner
• Royals 6, (split-squad) Indians 5
• Veteran Orlando Cabrera looking forward to second base challenge
• Help available for victims of HIV-positive Vermilion man
• Girls basketball update: Elyria Catholic falls in state semifinal
• Ohio House testimony on union bill wraps up — for now
• Summer and Fall 2011 Class Registration - Scheduled registration for summer and fall terms begins Monday, March 21 based on your earned credit hours. Open registration for all students begins Friday, March 25. Register early to get the best choice of cla
• Lorain man indicted for sex with teen girl
• Fire Department called overnight to car fire, car that struck house
• Ohio inmates may be charged $1 a month for electricity
• Jim Tressel’s appeal denied; he wants to sit out 5 games, too
• Indians’ Jason Donald still hurting, so third’s a pain
• Shining stars: Schuster and Taylor were expected to take EC places … and they have
• NCAA tournament: Buckeyes confident, face Texas-San Antonio today
• Kings Island announcing major new dinosaur attraction today
• 2010 numbers: Crime rate down in the city of Lorain
• Nancy Smith’s daughter says she didn’t release tapes
• Is Joe Tait’s return getting closer?
• Who’s on third? Donald still ailing.
• Indians notes: One more hurdle for Sizemore to clear
• Offenseless Indians fall to Reds
• Lorain County Community College will provide a collection site for area residents to discard items that were damaged by last week’s flood Friday, March 18 and Saturday March 19, 2011 from 9 am to 5 pm in LCCC Parking Lot 7. Note: This is for Lorain
• Elite Japan nuclear workers race to stop meltdown
• County collecting items ruined by flood
• Avon Cleveland Clinic facility taking shape
• State of the cities: Recession over in county’s northeast, mayors say
• Bounty at Akron foodbank: Baby born in parking lot
• Ohioans go green to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
• Sudden-death win sent Elyria basketball to state 50 years ago
• Leading man: Rothgery has won big at EC
• North Pool--Budget Discussion at March 21 Council Meeting
• Tribe’s Josh Tomlin not about to let good spring start go to his head
• State to close 7 tax centers, lay off 99 employees
• Cavaliers 97, Kings 93: Rare road win ends Cavs’ skid
• Feeding Wild Animals/Deer Population Control
• Secret tapes show police chief doubted Head Start case
• Tomlin zeroing in on final rotation spot
• U.S. Marshals find man wanted in Monday kidnapping
• Bank robber caught after trying to make getaway on city bus
• Lawmakers begin review of Ohio governor’s budget plan
• Gov. Kasich wants to open parks to oil, gas drilling
• State lawmakers hear testimony on bill to restrict abortions
• Friend of Oberlin student who fell pleads not guilty
• Elyria man accused of beating girlfriend, hurting 1-year-old
• Oberlin Fire Department receives $54,000 federal grant
• Man says he shot at four males who attacked him
• Kalo proposes cutting 2011 county budget 3-10% to deal with state cuts
• NCAA tournament: Coaches fear power of the 3
• Cincinnati taxi driver, passenger die in fiery crash during police chase
• State lawmakers drop all-day kindergarten mandate
• $1 million worth of marijuana seized in turnpike stop
• Kasich’s budget: County and cities deal with cuts
• Kasich’s budget: Schools and libraries crunch numbers
• Car dealer Tom Ganley indicted on sexual assault charges
• Rite Aid workers on strike
• EC girls basketball will face Oak Hill Friday in state semifinal
• Talbot eases fears with positive performance
• Indians notes: Donald still in limbo
• Talbot pitches well in Indians’ win
• Thomas Ganley indicted on gross sexual imposition charges
• March Mania
• Workers protest prison sale plan
• Gov. Kasich unveils budget proposal
• Elyria Council committee sinks plan for second pool
• 3 area players All-Ohio for girls basketball
• Police: Man called 911 from jail to report being held against his will
• Manly candles? Ohio boy selling bacon, pizza, baseball mitt scents
• No layoffs or pay cuts for team despite lockout, Holmgren says
• Fans, former players cheer apologetic Tressel
• Gov. John Kasich to unveil his budget today
• Amherst soccer player Jorden Strehle headed to Point Park University in Pittsburgh
• Clock ticking on Tribe’s Matt LaPorta
• 2011 Street Repairs
• Mother, son found dead, apparently overcome by generator fumes
• Top prospect Chisenhall among second round of cuts
• Indians 9, A’s 8: Tribe offense carries day
• Pivotal year for Indians’ LaPorta
• Despite NFL lockout, Browns president Mike Holmgren wants fans to be encouraged
• Robaire Smith, former Browns DE, gets medical clearance to play in 2011
• Digital billboard to be used by law enforcement
• Twelfth Night
• All Shook Up
• Ohio House panel to resume hearings on union bill
• Grafton Correctional, treatment facility to be sold
• Columbus-area boy dies after accident on slide
• NCAA basketball: Big East leads tweaked tourney with 11 teams
• Communities around state fighting to keep up with potholes
• NCAA basketball: Buckeyes given No. 1 overall seed in tourney
• Sizemore takes next step, could play on weekend
• Thunder 95, Cavs 75: Coach Scott fumes after rout
• Thursday a big day at Irish Heritage Club
• Earning their badges: LCCC program uses vets to show new recruits the ropes
• ‘Unusual’ fire snuffed out at old ice company building
• Cutting-edge surgery gives woman her arms back after fall
• Sizemore closing in on exhibition debut
• Padres 7, Indians 2
• Robert Ackerman
• Robbie T. Sparks
• Rose Frances Markle
• Odus C. Townsend, Sr.
• LaVerne H. Meinke
• Harold R. Taylor
• Nancy C. Dumas
• Jack K. Daniels
• Barbara A. Beck
• Betty R. Diederick
• Don’t count on the Indians contending in 2011
• Indians notes: Sizemore set for final test
• Carmona helps Indians to win over Angels
• H.S. Girls Basketball (updated): Elyria Catholic wins regional, headed to state
• Nelda M. Whited
• Harold R. Taylor
• Mary Rose Flock
• Wilbert Frank Berry
• Jack K. Daniels
• Barbara Ann Edgerly
• Helen Louise Spieker-Boepple
• Gertrude Ann Anderson
• James Edward Chastain
• James J. Feldkamp
• Indians 5, Mariners 5, 10 innings
• Wedge leads Indians reunion in Goodyear
• Indians notes: Johnson arrives at camp
• Police release name of man who died in overnight crash; second man badly hurt also
• Driver in funeral gets ticketed
• Photo gallery: Weather causes flurry of crashes but no major problems
• Fired grocery worker sues former boss
• Sesame Street Live-1-2-3 Imagine! With Elmo & Friends
• House panel hears from 49 witnesses on union bill before adjourning for week
• Lorain Social Security office to move in April
• Sorry, $200M refund notice a mistake, state says
• Ohio House kills proposed $10 vehicle title fee hike
• Browns: Heisman-winning QB Cam Newton coming to town
• Elyria High sprinter Myles Tyler commits to Kent
• Boys basketball: Davis’ late shot puts Lorain in Division I district final
• Avon runner Tyler Kvach going to Miami of Ohio
• Who will back up Carlos Santana as Indians catcher?
• Man killed in 4-car accident on state Route 2
• VIDEO: Oberlin alumni gather to celebrate teachers, donated organ
• State Senate OKs bill for food makers, including Avon company
• Cubs 2, Indians 1: Chicago rallies past Cleveland
• Indians notes: Acta offers glimmer of hope for Sizemore
• Who will back up catcher Carlos Santana?
• Lorain issues snow ban
• Photo gallery: Construction under way at BASF
• Pregnant woman, 2 others killed in crash in Toledo
• Ground beef recall issued because of E. coli
• Winter storm warning replaces watch, goes into effect at 8 p.m.
• State board: No 2011 liquor license for Ely Inn
• Today to be state’s first use of single execution drug
• Ohio House OKs giving schools more snow days
• County grows to the east: Avon, Avon Lake, Ridgeville gain residents, Lorain and Elyria lose
• North Ridgeville teachers at risk of layoff
• Residents still waiting to find out about federal flood aid
• Area claims district basketball awards
• Girls regional basketball: Familiar play comes through in clutch for EC
• Girls regional basketball: EC’s thrill ride rolls on
• Former captain Rich Resendez to challenge Sheriff Stammitti for job
• Bucks 110, Cavs 90: Guards dismiss Cavaliers
• North Ridgeville Superintendent Craig Phillips announces retirement
• Indians notes: Carrasco returns to mound
• Santana makes debut at first base
• Split-squad Padres drub Indians
• Unemployment up in county, as well as Lorain and Elyria
• Winter storm watch issued, goes into effect tomorrow evening
• Ohio’s population shifting south, Census says
• Photo gallery: Elyria Schools Mardi Gras party at Nick Abraham Ford
• Ottawa County leads Ohio with stunning 18.9 percent unemployment
• Execution change: State will give inmates attorney access
• Fire overnight damages Clearview High baseball dugout
• Girls basketball: Keystone ’Cats get scratched
• Girls basketball: Big stage caused Keystone some problems
• Warriors 95, Cavs 85: Injury ugly, game worse
• Girls basketball: EC’s depth spurs long tourney run
• Jim Tressel suspended for 2 games, fined $250K
• Boys basketball: Dukes’ magic missing
• Prison workers fear Kasich intends to sell Grafton Correctional
• Mission group plans to assist Elyria homeowners with repairs in July
• Vermilion license official pleads not guilty
• Game info from Indians’ 16-5 loss to D-backs on Tuesday
• Indians: Chisenhall impressing out of the gate
• Democrats vow ballot challenge to Ohio union bill
• One person hurt in LaGrange Township rollover crash
• OSU calls news conference for tonight to address Tressel situation
• Ohio governor’s speech offers energy, few details
• Anyone missing thousands of dollars? Police find money in highway median
• Elyria Council condemns union bill
• Public workers rally in Elyria
• Vermilion BMV office closed; worker charged
• Piece of Twin Towers coming to Lorain County
• No FREEBEES available at this time
• Girls basketball: Success is no shock to Keystone, but fun important
• A Super thrill: EC grad Matt Wilhelm recalls thrilling championship
• After Hollywood internship, Vermilion native readies own film
• Man wants to withdraw attempted murder plea
• Sheriff’s Department releases photo of Circle K robber
• Lorain police officer fired: Investigation reveals he abused authority in relationship with dispatcher
• We try our hand at paczki-making
• It’s paczki time!
• Sheffield Township Circle K robbed at gunpoint over the weekend
• Male driving stolen car eludes police
• Union bill outcry threatens to overshadow first Kasich state of the state speech
• American Greetings to stay in Ohio, but company isn’t saying where
• Lorain police officer fired for violating order to leave dispatcher alone
• Cincinnati mayor goes on TV show ‘Undercover Boss’
• Ohio House hearings on union bill to start tomorrow
• 40th class inducted into Elyria Sports Hall of Fame
• Ohio State 93, Wisconsin 65: Buckeyes near perfect to avenge first loss
• Hornets 96, Cavaliers 81: Cavs pay a price for Paul’s injury
• Ohio gas prices reach highest level in 2½ years
• Flooding lingers; more rain due midweek
• Scholar to speak on Oberlin trailblazer John Mercer Langston
• 15 Minutes: Meet 8-year-old karate student Ashtyn Sexton
• New coach Merle Simmons thinks Black River softball can capture PAC
• Regina M. Bibby
• Verne H. Meinke
• Merle J. Baker
• John A. Toth
• Ida May Both
• Mary Alberta McIntire
• Jason Lamont Smith Sr.
• Stanley E. Lesesky
• Peter J. Paternite
• Esther M Spicer Ford
• Mary Alberta McIntire
• Esther M. Spicer Ford
• William Paul Oebker
• Judith C. Bennett
• Virginia E. Higgins
• Edna B. Zurcher
• Peter J. Paternite
• Merle J. Baker
• Siwierka files as independent for November election
• Amherst students spell success at bee
• Paul Gordon Freeman, Jr.
• Police: Woman paid bar tab, then stole jersey from Smitty’s
• VIDEO: Union members vow to fight on over SB 5
• Hey Spring Graduates - Don't forget, TODAY, March 4 is the deadline to complete your graduation application. Please visit www.lorainccc.edu/graduation for more information. We're open today until 4:30 p.m.
• North Ridgeville asphalt plant plans scuttled
• Suspected ATM ‘skimmer’ reportedly flees the country
• Elyria police welcome newest hires
• Clerk pleads no contest to bad checks charge
• Police: Drunken dancer bit boyfriend before fleeing
• Two women hurt in rollover crash overnight
• Mother upset son was assigned to slave roll in social studies lesson
• Pudge’s owner indicted for aggravated vehicular homicide, DUI
• Player deals get done, but NFL remains in limbo
• Girls basketball: Top seed EC pulls out win
• Girls basketball: Foul shots lift Keystone in clutch
• State wrestling: Area advances 9 to quarterfinals, but 6 come up winless
• Trial begins for sex offender accused of touching 10-year-old
• Man charged in attack on wife’s lover
• Flooded in Oberlin? The city wants to know
• Cancer fighter to be honored at annual ball
• Shelly Co. withdraws plans to build asphalt plant in North Ridgeville
• Railroad crossing death suit settled for $1.7M
• Pioneering feminist Gloria Steinem speaks in Oberlin
• Police: Worker beaten and robbed in Elyria bar parking lot
• Pudge’s Place owner indicted for crash that killed his wife
• Alyson Sweany pleads guilty in Jesse Crum Jr. death
• Report: Ohio making little progress on childhood obesity
• VIDEO: ‘Leader of the Pack’ survived flood to premiere tonight
• Photo gallery: Dr. Seuss Day at McKinley Elementary
• Sectional basketball: Elyria rally falls short vs. Medina
• Sectional basketball: Unseeded Lorain demolishes Brecksville
• Spurs 109, Cavs 99: Cavs can’t keep pace with Spurs
• Sectional basketball: Turnovers hurt Keystone
• Amherst high jumper Tyler Parrish, swimmer Dominic Pecze commit to OSU
• District hockey: Amherst comes up short despite admirable effort
• Opposition growing to proposed Ridgeville asphalt plant
• State lawmakers see fetus ultrasounds in hearing
• 28-year-old Lorain man fatally shot overnight
• Boys basketball: Ridgeville beats Westlake at buzzer
• Boys basketball: Elyria Catholic ousts Buckeye
• OSU 82, Penn State 61: Bucks clinch share of Big Ten
• Portage County house explodes, 2 people unaccounted for
• Grady Sizemore likely out for opener Indians opener
• Cavs: Samardo Samuels gets first NBA start tonight
• State wrestling preview: Keystone’s James Gerken ready to grab 1st state win
• Time to mop up: Residents dry out, pump out
• Union bill showdown could come today
• State Senate committee delays making a move on SB 5
• Coroner: Brent Kandra had more than 600 wounds from bear attack
• Parents line up, spend night for chance at open enrollment at Clearview
• Woman hurt in Gateway Boulevard crash
• Police: Woman passed 7 counterfeit $100 bills at Midway Mall
• Did you hear it? What shook Elyria remains a mystery
• Midway Mall to be sold; nothing will change, exec says
• Graduation Application Deadline is this Friday, March 4 - Students preparing to graduate at the end of spring semester and participate in the May 7, 2011 Commencement must complete all graduation requirements by the March 4 petition deadline. All student
• Flooding kills falcon, wrecks building at Cleveland zoo
• Around Ohio: Waters continue to rise, but no more rain in forecast
• Cavs: Fractured finger could end Antawn Jamison’s season
• Buckeyes back on top after Duke loss
• Boys basketball: Clearview ties ’Horns for PAC Stripes title
• Boys basketball: Poor shooting sinks Amherst in sectional opener
• Rain, melting snow cause county’s worst flooding in 20 years
• Avon woman pleads guilty in death of 3-month-old
• Boys basketball: Unlikely hero hits 3 to win game for Open Door
• Jamison could be done for season
• The LCCC SIFE team is hosting the annual LCCC Peanut Butter and Jelly Drive through Friday, March 4 to benefit the the Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio. Collection boxes are in division offices and in public areas. Last year, the LCCC campu
• Lorain police ID suspect in attempted abduction Saturday
• Lorain County road closure and flooding list
• Commissioners declare state of emergency for Lorain County
• Flooding update: Red Cross has two shelters open
• 76ers 95, Cavs 91: Cavs down again
• Learn to Write the Perfect Letter Again
• Division III district wrestling: Area sends 7; 1 runner-up
• Division I district wrestling: Matos, Price take long way
• NFL combine: Peterson born to play football
• Boys basketball: Surprise champions last year, Avon Lake now the team to beat
• Flooding reported around Lorain County
• School closings Monday 02-28-11
• Elberta Inn fire cause still unknown
• Photo gallery: 500-plus people attend chili cook-off for Officer Soto
• Fundraisers for Feb. 28, 2011
• Combine update: Former LSU players praise coach Les Miles, an Elyria native
• Combine notes: Browns GM Tom Heckert says WR Brian Robiskie has bright future
• Ruth Heidrich
• Dieter R. Preece
• Virginia “Ginnie” Russell
• Patrick G. Balmert
• Sandra Reighley Finch
• David W. Nash
• Mary E. Hastings
• Charles G. Kennelley
• Sandra D. Wagner
• Mildred Elizabeth Arthrell
• Vermilion’s historic Elberta Inn burns down
• Browns: Notes from combine news conferences of GM Tom Heckert, coach Pat Shurmur
• (Updated) Combine update day 3: Defensive linemen take center stage
• Annie L. Eller
• Richard A. Bower, Jr.
• Jeanette A. “Jean” Lucia
• Leroy Reed
• Mary E. Hastings
• Sandra D. Wagner
• March can’t come soon enough
• Snow removal costs are sapping cities’ budgets
• Elyria auditor reports tax revenues up
• SENATE BILL 5: Manning says she is undecided
• NFL scouting combine update: WR A.J. Green in mix for Browns, was mentored by Mohamed Massaquoi
• Browns GM Tom Heckert, coach Pat Shurmur express confidence in QB Colt McCoy
• Justin Chapman gets 33 years to life for friend’s death during robbery
• LCCC's Campus will close today, February 25, 2011, at 3 p.m. For information about today's special events, please visit www.lorainccc.edu.
• Former state AG Jim Petro to be Ohio higher ed chief
• City sewer backup in family’s basement a costly, smelly mess
• Combine notes: Rams coach speaks highly of Browns coach Pat Shurmur
• Closings and Cancellations
• Closings and Cancellations
• Closings and Cancellations
• Lorain state of the city: City headed in the right direction, mayor says
• VIDEO: 1993 Lorain police lineup in Head Start case
• Medina man proposes via television commercial
• Trade may brighten the future for Cavs
• Flu season is peaking, state health officials say
• Avon Lake diver Morgan Srail second in the state a day after friend
• NFL combine: Offensive line not Browns’ top concern
• LCCC Classes are canceled today, February 25, 2011 at all locations. Campus will remain open. Please visit www.lorainccc.edu for details.
• Passers-by rescue 6-year-old girl from Lorain fire
• 3 Elyria High basketball players kicked off team
• Amherst hires new head football coach
• NFL Network’s Mike Lombardi: Browns QB Colt McCoy needs to get bigger
• Suspected Lorain gang member added to ‘Dangerous Dozen’ list
• 2011 Engineering Open House
• Lake Ridge sanctioned, banned from girls state basketball tourney for two years
• 5 people arrested in Elyria drug raids
• Hey LCCC Students: Be sure you're signed up for text alerts by visiting www.lorainccc.edu/alerts. We at LCCC do our very best to stay open and provide continuous service to our students and the community, but please be prepared to receive notificati
• Diving: Avon Lake’s Morgan Srail second in the state
• Rams coach gives insight on new Browns coach Pat Shurmur
• Chronicle staff finalists for state Associated Press awards
• Spring LCCC Graduates – Application Deadline is March 4 - Students preparing to graduate at the end of spring semester and participate in the May 7, 2011 Commencement are strongly encouraged to begin preparation now to ensure all requirements are m
• Textbook Buyback is going on now through the end of the semester in LCCC's Commodore Books and More. Please be sure to bring your LCCC Student ID or a state-issued ID. Please visit www.lorainccc.edu/bookstore for store hours.
• Governor proposes $10 hike in vehicle registration fee
• City to discipline plow drivers who protested union rights
• Police: Ohio couple found shot to death in car
• EC diver MacKenzie Tweardy gets second at state
• Hockey: Amherst rolls into district quarterfinals
• Rockets 124, Cavaliers 119: Houston dominates Cleveland on boards
• Longtime Elyria politician Jack Baird files to run for Council as write-in
• Commissioners make minor mileage reimbursement cut
• Local demonstrations planned to back union workers
• Police log for Feb. 24, 2011
• Wallace now appears headed to Portland
• Bernadine Margaret Ketch
• Oberlin College celebrates Charles Martin Hall’s aluminum breakthrough
• Social worker attacked by 15-year-old last week has died
• Swimming and diving: Last shot to shine for Avon pair
• Ohio State 89, Illinois 70: Lighty lifts Bucks
• Cavs believed to have interest in Bobcats’ Wallace
• Man to serve 5 years for role in Lorain bank robbery
• Man charged after pulling gun in road-rage dispute
• Bad weather good for business: Hotels, tree trimmers, hardware stores doing well
• Cleveland zoo to welcome new elephant, Shenga, this spring
• Ohio Senate panel OKs increase in ’snow days’; full Senate vote next
• Browns designate kicker Phil Dawson franchise player
• Third man wanted in murder case turns himself in
• Suspect caught within half-hour of $250 bank heist
• New boss defends Mardi Gras
• LCCC to be model for national effort entrepreneurship effort
• To deal or not to deal: Cavs weigh trade options
• Ex-Amherst woman shot, killed in Georgia; husband, a Marine from Lorain, arrested
• Lorain auditor presents properties to sell
• Man under arrest for Fifth Third holdup
• Elyria man on the run for Cleveland murder turns himself in
• Oberlin eyes power from landfill gas; Wellington, Amherst looking at solar power
• Fingerhut resigns as state education chancellor
• White House Endorses Launch of Innovation Fund America: Providing funding and talent for high-tech entrepreneurs when they need it most.
• LCCC's 32nd Annual Masterworks Concert presents the Majesty and Power of Beethoven at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 5 in the Stocker Arts Center. Tickets are now available at www.lorainccc.edu/stocker.
• Ohio girl held captive by killer of 3 speaks out
• Unions to protest Ohio collective bargaining bill this afternoon
• Indians: Justine Siegal first woman to throw batting practice
• Hockey: Puck, victory belong to EC as Panthers pounce
• Girls sectional basketball: Clearview can’t overcome miscues
• Health & Dentistry clinic moves to keep funding
• City of Lorain may buy extra cruisers this year
• John Demjanjuk threatens hunger strike
• Elyria resident stunned but lucky after SUV plows through his home
• Police called over husband’s sexting
• Campus Status Update: Evening classes on LCCC's main campus are canceled today, February 21, 2011. Please check www.lorainccc.edu for updates.
• Tree comes crashing through roof of infant’s room
• Mom arrested after attacking adult son in front of officers
• Police: One neighbor attacked another over child making noise
• Woman says longtime acquaintance ripped her off in car deal
• Man said he was assaulted, threatened with knife at VFW
• Police: Mom came home drunk, threatened to beat daughter, baby sitter
• Kid wins: Bayne, 20, becomes youngest Daytona 500 champ
• Grady taking it easy: Rehab can’t be rushed, he says
• Purdue 76, Ohio State 63: Moore problems for OSU
• As wet, chilly weather hits, flurry of crashes keeps safety workers busy
• School updates Monday 2-21-11
• William Kelley Jr. 1917-2011: Elyria man was king of aquarium
• Police: Man stabbed at Elyria bar
• Vermilion policeman hurts lungs during fire evacuation
• Holiday closings for Presidents Day today
• LCCC's main campus is closed and day classes are canceled today, Monday, February 21 due to a power outage at the main campus. The outreach centers remain open. Please check LCCC's website at www.lorainccc.edu for updates.
• Marjorie L. Paine Sudro
• Joseph H. Schaefer
• Robert Louis Porter
• Diane Church Meyers
• Diane L. Schall
• Robert W. Meyers
• Margaret Cough Wear
• Jack J. Whelan
• Delmor K. Hensley
• Elizabeth Kissel
• Evonne E. Searls
• India Engelhardt
• Boys basketball: Avon Lake fights off North Olmsted, grabs share of SWC title
• Boys basketball: Wellington turns things around vs. Keystone
• Boys basketball: Medina gets right at Elyria’s expense
• High school wrestling: Amherst’s Matos slips past Elyria’s Canon in quarterfinals
• Fans can’t forget day Dale Earnhardt died
• Boys basketball: Star shut down, but Open Door still gets past Clearview
• Boys basketball: Lake Catholic overcomes obstacles, blasts Elyria Catholic
• Residents soak up the last of the warm spell
• Trio tied to Cleveland murder from August: 2 Elyria men arrested, one still wanted
• Drive-through owner pleads guilty to selling drugs at business
• Armed man forced way into apartment, assaulted woman, police say
• Student working to make sure elderly have smoke detectors
• Dozens of dead geese puzzle Ohio wildlife officials
• Teen who held up bank dressed as woman ordered held for 2 years
• Black River spilling over its banks in Carlisle Township
• Police log for Feb. 18, 2010
• Lorain man dies after accident at Canton steel mill
• Gov. Kasich to sign jobs bill today
• State to switch to new drug starting with March 10 execution
• Daytona 500: No clearcut frontrunner as drivers pair up to race
• Hockey: Middies’ stellar season cut short by North Olmsted
• Girls basketball preview: Ashley Montgomery a driving force for Ridgeville
• Diving: Avon Lake’s Morgan Srail wins district title, heads to state
• Sectional wrestling preview: Mason Bremke ready for last stand
• VIDEO: JVS engineers help fix Amherst child’s most cherished toys
• County workers may have to pay to park
• Frank Spisak executed for 1980s ‘hunting party’ deaths
• Police: Man ripped necklace from ex’s throat after demands to get back together
• Girls basketball: Elyria’s problems on display vs. Bears
• Girls basketball: Longhorns win PAC Stripes; Columbia coach upset with officiating
• EC’s Mackenzie Tweardy captures diving title
• Mayor Grace: Moen buy cheaper than expansion
• CEO: Health & Dentistry will ‘likely close’ due to federal cuts
• School district bans teen from events after exchange with police officer
• Police log for Feb. 17, 2011
• Columbia Station looking at cut in sewer fees
• Chronicle sports section top 10 in the nation
• Orlando Cabrera officially signs with Indians
• Pair charged with cheating Medicaid of $135,000
• VIDEO: Ritter Public Library first in state to earn gold environmental award
• Crushers get set to host all-star game, reveal all-star logo
• Photo gallery: Historian revives Mrs. Lincoln for program Sunday
• Borders files for bankruptcy; seven Ohio stores to close
• Police: Man attacked brother-in-law with baseball bat
• Vermilion man pleads guilty to threats against judge
• Governor’s JobsOhio legislation gets Senate committee OK
• Fire overnight destroys Lorain trailer home
• Woman’s arm severed in vehicle-towing accident
• Violence surging in Ohio prison system, chief says
• Wife of convicted murderer arrested overnight after making threats via 911
• No. 2 Ohio State 71, Michigan State 61: Buckeyes back on track
• Time for a victory: Cavs, Lakers struggling … in vastly different ways
• Boys basketball: Midview nearly loses it in the fourth against Avon
• Boys basketball: Elyria just can’t hang with ’Dogs
• Boys basketball: Shoremen roll to 17th straight
• Scant support for Moen buy: Elyria officials have cost concerns
• Pulitzer-Nominated author and journalist Clifton Taulbert will return to LCCC for a free event and presentation at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, February 17 at Stocker Arts Center. This event is free and a meet and greet will begin at 6 p.m. His original presenta
• Grad Fair - Today and tomorrow from 1-5 p.m., (February 15 and 16) in the LCCC College Center Commons. All graduates who march in Commencement will be eligible to win an iPad, and the graduation application deadline is coming up on March 4. Please attend
• Avon hands out raises
• Firelands Schools considering $1.3M in cuts at meeting tomorrow
• Former OSU quarterback jailed, accused of stealing more than $1M
• Ohio State’s dreams, goals unchanged despite first loss
• Letters expose Social Security numbers of child care providers
• President Obama to hold Cleveland State forum
• Hockey: EC’s Josh Escandon helps Panthers roll
• LCCC will begin a new print-management process Monday, February 21. All LCCC and University Partnership credit students will receive printing credits each semester (for 200 b/w pages) and additional printing credits will be available for purchase at a re
• The spit has hit the fan following Buckeyes’ loss
• 2 women face charges after 118 dogs are removed from home
• Ray Rhodes leads list of new assistants for Browns
• Boys basketball: Unlikely star fells Oberlin Phoenix
• Innocence Project asks Burge for new trial in 1997 slaying
• Moen building upgrades would cost city $1.6 million
• Lorain Council debates window grant
• Judge Betleski reworks his staff
• FBI: Powder mailed to Lorain woman not toxic
• Tait still wants to broadcast games this season
• Safety Committee Meeting Cancelled
• College Prep Tips for High School Juniors
• Congratulations to Lydia Lee-Mosely for being awarded the M3C Fellows Program National Inspirational Leadership Award.
• Dorothy K. Obitts
• Sgt. Patrick Ryan Carroll
• Leona Rebman
• Brandon R. Knapp
• Craig Andrew Spotts
• ‘Therapy dogs’ lift spirits as they make their rounds at EMH
• Former Lorain PTO head accused of stealing $1,600
• Lorain councilman suffers stroke
• Man charged with third DUI for ‘mowing the sidewalk’
• Police log for Feb. 14, 2011
• 2011 Proposed Budget
• Elizabeth “Betty” Yensho
• Candis L. Woods
• Shirley Jean Stump
• Margaret C. Wear
• Leonard J. Kaszubinski
• Joseph D. Stockstill
• Mildred “Millie” T. Elliott
• Craig Andrew Spotts
• William Stanton “Bill” McLoda
• Taylor-made upset: Wisconsin star’s spectacular second half sends top-ranked Ohio State to first loss
• Sgt. Patrick Ryan Carroll
• James Leonard McAfee
• Terri Denise Woods
• Naomi May Warner
• Maya Elisa Segovia
• Howard E. Woolfrom
• Alane V. Keady
• Mildred “Millie” T. Elliott
• Lewis R. Peck
• Joseph D. Stockstill
• Elyria man charged with rape of 12-year-old girl
• Wrestling notes: Midview wrestler declared eligible after protest is filed
• Protesters turn out to back Nancy Smith, Joseph Allen
• Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak resigns as president
• FBI called in for suspicious powder mailed to Lorain woman
• Victim’s family voicing opposition to March execution
• ‘Frost quakes’ felt in western Ohio, experts say
• Boys basketball: O’Connor’s 3-pointer rallies Black River over Columbia
• Wrestling: Amherst’s C.J. Basinski making a name for himself
• Ohio State basketball dazzles with record, play
• Clarence Wills, longtime head of Red Cross, stepping down
• VIDEO, PHOTOS: Ford Model A rescued when snow-covered garage collapses
• Design for future middle school unveiled at Keystone district public meeting
• Police: Woman threw bleach in ex’s face
• Police log for Feb. 11, 2011
• Reports: Indians sign veteran Orlando Cabrera
• Reports say Indians sign veteran Orlando Cabrera
• Scott, Grant, Jamison all think Scott right man for job
• The 2011 LCCC Grad Fair will be held from 1-5 p.m., February 15 and 16 in the LCCC College Center Commons. All graduates who march in Commencement will be eligible to win an iPad, and the graduation application deadline is coming up on March 4. Please at
• Campus Security Notice - A vehicle was abandoned today (Feb. 10) on campus by individuals possibly involved in a burglary. The individuals are in Elyria Police custody, and there is no immediate threat to the campus community. If you should see anything
• Bowling Green woman plans to wear same dress for six months
• LCCC gets $200K to launch entrepreneurship program
• Lorain, Elyria, county to share $1.6M to clean up blight
• Cavs notes: Forward Leon Powe hopes to make debut Friday
• Elyria Township, Rochester fire departments get federal grants
• Charter Review Meeting on Monday
• Students collect money to help police K-9 keep his job
• County pound to stop using gas chamber
• Family: Victim may have died trying to save pets from fire
• School closings 02-10-11
• School closings 02-10-11
• 2 corrections officers hurt in incident at prison
• Police: Couple kept girl locked in bathroom for years
• Woman gets DUI after pulling herself over
• Boys basketball: Pioneers can’t solve physical Mustangs
• Cavs’ Daniel Gibson to participate in All-Star 3-point contest
• Boys basketball: Wellington sunk by 30-footer
• Commissioners vote to eliminate gas chamber at Dog Kennel
• Abe Valentine sets scoring record in victory by Open Door
• Columbia Station: School levy passes, police levy fails
• Crews respond to bad accident at 58, Butternut Ridge
• Mayor Grace: Belt tightens before any tax request
• Petition error causes Councilwoman Siwierka to withdraw from primary
• Police log for Feb. 9, 2011
• UPDATED: Man dies in Sheffield Township house fire
• Joseph Allen to remain free despite missing Head Start hearing
• Governor wants parole board to look at school registration case
• Man in trouble for having nude pictures of underage girlfriend at jail
• Kasich creates adviser post on education policy
• Elyria Councilwoman Mary Siwierka withdraws from primary
• Moen Building Purchase
• Traditional Textbooks May Be Replaced by E-Readers
• Ohio Supreme Court announces 7 execution dates
• VIDEO: Nancy Smith to remain free
• Molly Hudnutt Young, 1926-2011: Young made her name in social work
• EPA cites Lorain over water plant
• Mavericks 99, Cavs 96: Cavs get league record 25th-straight loss
• Football: Amherst linebacker Marty Thomas picks Robert Morris
• Columbia Station voters deciding two issues today
• Football: St. Ed’s Don Pavlov tackles Cornell
• City of Elyria evaluating Moen site
• High school hockey: Amherst outlasts Tigers
• Court tosses Elyria man’s robbery verdict
• Ohio town to sell alcohol for first time since prohibition
• Groups asking governor to pardon mom for enrolling kids in another district
• Lorain man arrested for assault on police officers
• Super Bowl: Packers beat Steelers 31-25
• Quarterback Aaron Rodgers is the big cheese now
• Ohio State 82, Minnesota 69: Buckeyes, Sullinger push Gophers around
• 15 Minutes: Michael Burke wants to ‘Save Our Families’
• Photo gallery: Doggies say ‘I do’ for a good cause
• Police: Man crashed friend’s car, told them he had marijuana in crotch
• Animals die in Columbia Station barn fire
• Fundraisers for Feb. 7, 2011
• Eve Joanne Fox
• Thomas O’Hara, Jr.
• Ronald Webster Gross
• Henriette Preece
• Marjorie Fabian
• Another blast of snow hits the area
• Copper stolen from home being rehabbed by city
• Police log for Feb. 6, 2011
• Trail Blazers 111, Cavs 105: Cavs set single-season losing record
• Super Bowl XLV: Historic franchises make for ideal matchup
• John E. Dixon
• Otto Cseh
• James H. Wallace
• Eve Joanne Fox
• Cavaliers tie futility mark with 23rd straight loss
• Boys Basketball: Matt Gorta’s jumper gives Brookside win over Buckeye
• Boys Basketball: Columbia upsets first-place Clearview
• Boys Basketball: Foul trouble hurts Avon in loss to Rocky River
• Boys Basketball: Avon Lake stifles Amherst, remains perfect
• Girls Basketball: Avon misfires in key loss to Rocky River
• Flying ice damages vehicle windshield on turnpike
• Plow driver chases down alleged purse snatcher
• OSHA won’t cite Mazzola in fatal bear-mauling case
• Ohio State 62, Michigan 53: Frosh to the rescue
• Super Bowl XLV: Lorain County finally back in the game
• Super Bowl XLV: EC’s Wilhelm planning to share big game excitement with kids
• Wrestling: Firelands overcomes lack of bodies versus Vermilion
• Former Journal editor, Chronicle columnist John Cole dies
• Downtown landowner Johnny Dixon dies
• Kovarbasich has broken terms of his probation, parole authority says
• South Amherst gets $30K for fire protection
• Ida E. Toth
• Steve Krakomperger
• James H. Wallace
• Otto Cseh
• Michael Rickey Ramone Surry
• Kirby S. McKain
• Janice S. Merrill
• Marilyn Hanlin
• Gordon F. Koepp
• John E. Dixon
• Pacers 117, Cavs 112: 22nd straight loss painful
• National Signing Day: Big day becomes reality for local athletes
• National Signing Day: OSU’s class good, not so good
• Primary election 2011: Around Lorain County
• Due to a technical issue, delivery of many LCCC student e-mails has been delayed by a day or more. If you receive an LCCC student e-mail related to campus closings or class cancellations, please read the dates carefully to avoid confusion. We apologiz
• Man accused of flashing gun at officer is charged
• Elderly woman hits patients with stethoscope
• Bill could end all-day kindergarten requirement
• New Eaton fire chief looks forward to challenge
• Driver indicted for high-speed chase
• Joann C. Albert
• Gordon F. Koepp
• Joann C. Albert
• Ida E. Toth
• Crystal C. Capers
• James H. Wallace
• Roger L. Martin
• Charles “Charlie B” Barnett
• Willa L. Wiseman
• Kenneth Kubit
• Valerie A. Hansen
• The February 2 Meeting Great Minds event with Clifton Taulbert has been canceled. Clifton will speak at the Stocker Arts Center at 9 am on Thursday, February 3. An evening event, which will include a "meet and greet" will be scheduled for later
• Buckeye Chuck concurs, calls for early spring
• Punsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Could No. 1 OSU really beat lowly Cavs?
• High school basketball cancellations and makeup dates
• Big chill: Storm rolls through but could have been worse
• Super Bowl XLV: Packers linebacker after first title for famous football family
• Super Bowl XLV: Winter hits North Texas
• Campus Status Update for Wednesday, February 2: All LCCC Campuses are CLOSED. Day and evening classes are canceled. All University Partnership classes held on LCCC campuses are canceled. LCCC offices and services are CLOSED. The Spitzer Conference Center
• Local sports roundup for Feb. 2, 2011
• Area school districts see calamity days melt away
• School closings for Wednesday coming in
• Elyria Schools will be closed Wednesday
• Valerie A. Hansen
• *Clifton Taulbert Meeting Great Minds Update:* Due to inclement weather, Clifton Taulbert's presentation scheduled for 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, February 2 has been rescheduled for 9 a.m., Thursday, February 3 in the Stocker Arts Center. The evening pre
• LCCC Campus Status for Wednesday, February 2: All day classes that begin before 4 p.m. are canceled Wednesday, February 2. The LCCC campus will remain open. Visit www.lorainccc.edu for more information.
• LCCC Campus Status Update for Tuesday, February 1: All LCCC evening classes that begin at 4 p.m. or later are canceled.
• Lorain County survives part one of winter blast
• VIDEO: 14 inmates could face charges in jail brawl
• Mayor replaces Elyria development chief
• Sheffield Lake mayor won’t seek another term
• Brinda kicks off mayoral effort, releases 34-page ‘plan for Elyria’
• 2/1/11 Cancellations
• Oberlin solar energy company gets $1 million from the state
• Heat 117, Cavs 90: Another loss to LeBron extends losing streak to 21
• Bowling: Keystone able to come up big in Baker games
• Boys basketball: Open Door goes down fighting in OT
• University Partnership Update: The BGSU-Firelands Campus is closed today.
• Campus Status Clarification for LCCC Students: Hey All - Just to clarify, the LCCC Campus (which includes the University Center and the Children's Learning Center) is open today, February 1, 2011. Kent State U, U of Akron and Youngstown State U are
• The University of Akron, Kent State University and Youngstown State University are closed on Tuesday, February 1.
• Lorain issues snow ban
• Watch upgraded to winter storm warning through Wednesday evening
• LCCC will welcome Pulitzer-Nominated author and journalist Clifton Taulbert for a free event and presentation Wednesday, February 2 at Stocker Arts Center as part of the Meeting Great Minds series. Talubert is the author of the internationally acclaimed
• Winter weather is coming to Northeast Ohio. Please review LCCC's Inclement Weather and College Operations document at the link below, and don't forget to sign up for Text Alerts at www.lorainccc.edu/alerts. Be safe!
• Holly Brinda announces bid to run for Elyria mayor
• 15 inmates on lockdown after weekend jail fight
• Man charged after 7-year-old finds gun in sister’s closet
• Strategies for Helping Struggling Students
• Off-duty police chief chases suspect after shots are fired
• Magic 103, Cavs 87: Cavaliers skid continues with loss to Magic
• Avon bike rider to take 4,000-mile ‘Journey of Hope’
• Assistant law director ends 36-year city career but won’t rule out return
• Elyria Councilwoman Mary Siwierka won’t run for mayor
• Anita Veliconia
• Robert D. Smith, Jr.
• Shirley Ann Warrens
• Hedi Crombach Kessner
• Richard Ernest Lamvermeyer
• Boys basketball: Elyria Catholic pops Padua for first North Coast League win of the season
• Boys basketball: Seaton’s long-range touch helps keep undefeated Avon Lake rolling
• Boys basketball: Oberlin’s balance takes down Keystone
• Boys basketball: Moore leads way as Midview fights off Firelands
• Cavs rally but can’t catch Nuggets, drop 19th straight game
• No. 1 Buckeyes following the Matta mantra: Don’t take anything for granted
• Hearing date set for Nancy Smith
• Elyria GOP concedes most city races
• Council members to tour Moen building
• Arrested nurse is on suicide watch at county jail
• Police: Man shot self, claimed to be victim
• ROUNDUP: Jan. 29, 2011
• BLOTTER: Jan. 29, 2011
• Kucinich settles olive pit lawsuit
• Wrestling: Tri-meet brings excitement, hostility
• Lorain’s Pierre Greenhill makes MMA debut Saturday
• High court overturns judge’s acquittals in Head Start case
• State gives $2M grant to LCCC
• Lorain Rep. Dan Ramos challenges Kasich on diversity
• Woman accused of trying to harm son in suicide attempt
• North Ridgeville gets $200K in energy conservation grants
• Lorain County blood supply critically low
• Lesta D. Summers
• Christine Ann Huddleston
• Developer buys back Morningside land at auction
• Ohio teachers to pay more retirement, work longer
• Former jail nurse arrested for attempted murder
• Lorain ‘Dangerous Dozen’ figure arrested in Michigan
• 13 Iowa players hospitalized after intense workouts; Clearview’s Hitchens says he’s fine
• Elyria man arrested after high-speed chase in Ashland County
• NFL draft 2011: Receiver A.J. Green considered Browns’ No. 1
• Elyria Day: Lorain County snowbirds gather in Florida
• Note at St. Joe’s threatens ‘We will shoot more police’
• Committee refuses to raise age limit for Elyria police, fire testing
• Girls basketball: Avon hits clutch free throws to beat Ridgeville
• Woman indicted on charges she tried to frame man for rape
• Girls basketball: Keystone wins battle of unbeatens
• Police log for Jan. 27, 2010
• Missing 13-year-olds found in Lorain
• On Tuesday, February 1, some Library services will be unavailable during a server upgrade. These include the Library catalog, creating and updating colege ID/Library cards, "View Your Record", requesting OhioLINK books, and off campus access t
• Kucinich vs. the olive pit
• Feeding Wild Animals; Controlling Deer Population
• Top Wellington city wage earners
• Top Oberlin city wage earners
• Pair of 13-year-old girls missing in Lorain
• CSU Men vs. Butler Basketball game
• New commissioner suggests cutting transit, coroner’s office payments
• Ohio will be first state to use new execution drug
• State of the Union: Obama: ‘Move together or not at all’
• State of the Union: Local reaction
• Chris Tabor has big shoes to fill with Browns special teams
• Ronald McCloud gets life in prison for rape, murder
• Celtics 112, Cavaliers 95: Celtics send Cavs to 18th loss in a row
• Taxes going up around Lorain County
• Boys basketball: Pioneers pound EC
• Ronald “Fro” Herbert James
• Elyria teen taken to DH after attacking teacher
• Convicted teen killer guilty of violating jail rules
• X the Text: Local teens taking pledge never to text and drive
• Ohio senators to sit together for State of the Union
• State to switch to veterinary drug for executions amid shortage
• Top Amherst, Vermilion city wage earners
• State lawmakers to hear more about new Ohio jobs panel
• Lorain County unemployment up slightly
• How to Find Your First ‘Real’ Job
• Ronald McCloud spared death for 2005 church murder
• VIDEO: Bucks in tune on floor while video shows fun side
• Fugitive of the Week found overnight at Elyria home
• Lorain picks ex-Elyria football coach Mark Solis
• Nets 103, Cavs 101: 17th straight loss a heartbreaker
• Lake Erie nearly frozen over, signaling end to lake effect snow
• EC, Elyria set to meet on the basketball court
• Boys basketball: Fast Phoenix fly to win
• 9 Autumn Aegis residents moved after water line break overnight
• Teen killer accused of threat, said he’d ’shank’ guard
• H.S. Football: Mark Solis picked as Lorain coach
• Lorain bartender arrested, police say she was serving after hours
• AUDIO: Police from 3 cities work together to catch burglar
• Police: Lorain man Life Flighted after being stabbed by girlfriend’s ex
• Built-up pressure caused gas leak, fires, officials say
• Supreme Court rules in favor of Elyria woman reportedly assaulted by prison guard
• CSU Men vs. Butler Basketball game
• Gas prices up a nickel to $3.08 average
• OHSAA expects minimal moves despite tourney division changes
• Hockey: Middies show no mercy to Bay
• Salt N Pepa Legends of Hip Hop Tour
• Midge Hamm-Hook
• Frank M. Kish, Jr.
• Patrick J. Sweeney
• Reasie Lee Henry
• Ruth M. Smith
• George R. Loughren
• ClaraBelle Herrington
• Helene Cobb
• Men’s College Basketball: No. 1 OSU beats Illinois to remain unbeaten
• Cavaliers drop 16th straight with loss to Bulls
• Girls Basketball: North Ridgeville keeps rolling, beats Midview
• Girls Basketball: Elyria Catholic trounces Trinity
• Men’s College Basketball: LCCC rallies past OSU Club Team
• H.S. Wrestling: Elyria’s ‘White’ team takes 2nd at Firelands Invite
• After years of waiting, Elyria cop gets payday
• Buybacks make retiree county’s highest paid
• Firefighters dominate top-paid Lorain workers
• Police log for Jan. 23, 2011
• Frank M. Kish, Jr.
• William F. Janezic
• Richard D. Vanluit
• Marc Amato
• Violet E. Taylor
• George R. Loughren
• Ruth M. Smith
• Respects paid to slain Lorain Marine
• Thief takes Elyria Legion’s giant flag
• Karlie’s critter crusade goes national
• Lorain police officer suspended twice in last two months
• Dick Jauron to be Browns defensive coordinator
• Authorities seek man in police dog stabbing
• New sentencing ordered in Ohio death penalty case
• Gunman’s victims say he’s threatening them from jail
• Police find stolen puppy; accused thief says he was high
• Coroner: Elyria baby died after ingesting heroin addiction drug
• 12 firefighters to be added with $1.7 million grant in Lorain
• Lorain to receive $1.4M per year in mental health aid
• Treatment facility won’t take Daniel Kovarbasich
• New Commissioner has more suggestions for county cuts
• Elyria baby died from drug overdose, coroner says
• Avon Lake man pleads guilty to shipping rifle scope components to South Korea
• Ohio governor lacking diversity in appointments, AP says
• Lorain Fire Department gets $1.7 million to hire firefighters
• Explore Accounting and IT Forensic Careers - A panel of successful accountants and IT forensic professional will share their career advice during a free lecture at 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 9. Guest speakers include an accountant who began his caree
• Lorain gets $5.6 million for mental health treatment
• LCCC will welcome Pulitzer-Nominated author and journalist Clifton Taulbert for a free event and presentation Wednesday, February 2 at Stocker Arts Center as part of the Meeting Great Minds series. Talubert is the author of the internationally acclaimed
• *Plan Now for Spring Graduation – Petition Deadline March 4* Students preparing to graduate at the end of spring semester and participate in the May 7, 2011 Commencement are strongly encouraged to begin preparation now to ensure all requirements ar
• Kucinich — whose district might be cut — pledges to stay in Congress
• CageStars Amateur Elite 2
• Browns still looking for offensive coordinator
• Suns 106, Cavaliers 98: Wow, Cavs don’t get blown out
• Girls basketball: Lorain’s size, depth puts away Avon Lake
• Girls basketball: EC reserves take charge vs. Padua
• Girls basketball: Keystone pulls away in second half
• Foreclosure filed on former Lorain soccer academy
• Local movie ‘Take Shelter’ showing at Sundance
• Mommy’s Promise seeks hope for moms, little ones
• Whittier or Southview? Residents can vote on Lorain middle school name
• Lorain man added to Marshals’ ‘Dangerous Dozen’ list
• Police log for Jan. 19, 2011
• Tribe signs Choo, Chris and Rafael Perez, avoids arbitration again
• Boys basketball: Shoremen come up big against Avon
• Boys basketball: Keystone hangs onto lead when it counts
• Boys basketball: Pioneers pour it on in second half
• Boys basketball: Panthers control glass, top Raiders
• Fight of a lifetime: Bruck hasn’t let diabetes stop her
• Gov. Strickland pardoned ex-Lorain official Craig Miller in final days
• Ely’s Inn and city present their cases on liquor license renewal
• Avon Lake rec director resigns, alleges ‘bullying’ by Council member
• Lorain Council OKs downtown pilot programs
• Elyria bailiff takes hit in court brawl
• Feeding wildlife; controlled deer hunt discussion January 25 at 6:30 p.m.
• Tribe avoids arbitration again, signs four, including Choo
• Judge orders Daniel Kovarbasich sent to Akron-area facility
• New Amherst-area pizza shop opens up
• LCCC Websites Down for Maintenance - All LCCC Websites, including the MyCampus portal, the main LCCC website, and student e-mail will be down for maintenance on Thursday, January 20 from midnight to 5 a.m. so our Internet Service Provider can perform som
• Police trying to ID naked man found dead in shed
• Former world champ Tianna Madison holding local track clinic
• Ohio State basketball AP’s best for first time in 4 years
• Autopsy: Man decapitated after he and wife were fatally shot
• Bomb squad called out over suspicious package at NR post office
• Hockey: Comets denied SWC title again
• Cavs have hope, despite losing 23 of last 24
• MLK Day: Somber remembrance, hopeful look forward
• Ammo explodes as firefighters battle house fire
• Midview faces 3 levy options
• Woman Life Flighted, boyfriend arrested after crash, possible stabbing
• Man shot, killed after brandishing knife during traffic stop
• Helping Kids with Learning Disabilities Do Well in School
• Career Training Can Put You on the Road to Success
• Are Teens Prepared for the Real World?
• PHOTOS: $200 reward offered after puppy is stolen
• Browns season wrapup: Goodbye, Mangini. Hello, Shurmur.
• High school hockey: Comets edge Eagles in thriller
• Lorain woman gets three speeding tickets in an hour in Sheffield
• Sylvia Jean Drake
• Tawania M. Willis
• James Prophet Moore
• Marion Anthony Mosso
• Carole Diane Sherrill
• Ingeborg P. Taylor
• Natalie Ann Mahl
• Norma C. Walthour
• John C. Linville
• Dorothy M. Armbuster-Moore
• Sylvia Jean Drake
• Billy R. “Bud” Hall
• Edward Allen “Bo” Tarrant
• Bradie Alice Peters
• Judy Nancy Hlas
• Natalie A. Mahl
• John C. Linville
• Judith A. Dittemore
• Frances R. Reinhardt
• Raymond T. Kohler
• Shared vision put in place: Browns new coach Pat Shurmur, front office have same goals, philosophies
• Boys basketball: Avon Lake’s Willoughby scores school-record 46 points in win over Olmsted Falls
• Boys basketball: Clearview refuses to go away, fights back to beat Keystone
• Boys basketball: Elyria pushes Medina, but ends up taking the fall
• High school wrestling: Elyria seniors lead way on their big night
• Jazz has fun at Cavaliers’ expense
• Son charged in slayings of couple in Wayne County
• Happy Friday, all! Don't forget, LCCC's campus will be closed Monday, January 17 for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Enjoy the long weekend.
• New coach Pat Shurmur shares vision with Browns brass
• Amherst man waives extradition, will be sent to Pa. to face charges in ‘03 murder
• Judge removes himself from sentencing in Lorain killing
• Spain wants to put John Demjanjuk on trial
• New coach in town: Holmgren taps Shurmur for Browns job
• Wrestling: Spotlight shines on Avon
• Cascade School sells for high bid of $150,000, pending board OK
• Toy Box owner hires lawyer for liquor appeal
• Metro Parks taking a closer look at nature’s splendor
• Browns turn to Pat Shurmur to lead turnaround
• Police log for Jan. 13, 2010
• Akron man, Lorain woman face counterfeiting charges
• Lorain County Historical Society to get a new home
• Utility worker Life Flighted after becoming stuck in machinery
• State wants no mercy for man who killed three at CSU in ‘82
• Browns hire Pat Shurmur as coach (updated)
• Lorain Schools to seek renewal levy in May
• Gov. Kasich to create new office to modernize Medicaid
• Ohio University to allow male-female roommates
• Four shots fired into Elyria house overnight
• Judges put off McCloud sentence till Jan. 25
• Republican state lawmakers begin push to repeal the estate tax
• Judges deciding if McCloud will get death penalty
• Kevin Fell picked as Elyria High football coach
• New commissioner wants to cut coffee, newspapers
• Elyria to place surveillance cameras in downtown
• National Championship game: Auburn claims title on last-second FG
• NBA lottery no sure fix, but it’s all the Cavs have left
• EC’s Jasim Filiaggi to play softball for Cleveland State
• Northeast Ohio Businesses: Are you hiring this year? LCCC@Work can help you find the best job candidates. Our business training division is offering a FREE breakfast presentation on Targeted Selection behavior-based interviewing for you and your hiring m
• Hey LCCC Students. Welcome to Spring Semester 2011! Hope your semester's getting off to a great start. Don't forget to check your student e-mail at www.lorainccc.edu/email for news and information. And make sure you're registered to receiv
• 3 hurt, at least one LifeFlighted after Amherst crash
• Shooting has Ohio lawmakers considering security
• ‘Cliff’ from ‘Cheers’ to host Ohio treasurer’s swearing-in
• Ohio gas prices hold steady at $3.11
• Hockey: EC’s 2nd straight divisional loss makes Baron Cup berth unlikely
• Cavs’ Anderson Varejao out for season
• Browns players looking for second jobs
• Company sees future in energy-efficient blinds
• Jean Diederich, 53, dies in crash; husband owns Pudge’s Place
• Hockey: Rookie McCarty learns on the ice
• UPDATED: Sheriff says accused gunman acted alone; charges filed in assassination attempt
• Girls basketball: Balance, depth carry Elyria Catholic past Northwestern and to 11-0 start
• Columbia Wrestling Invitational: Elyria Catholic’s Campbell earns MVP honors; Midview finishes third
• Three retiring police chiefs look back at their careers
• Browns coaching search: Falcons’ Mularkey has shown he can win as a head coach
• Bishop installs new priest in Lorain
• 3 arrested in Vermilion drug bust
• Man goes to ER after crash
• Folk rocks Indy: Kicker boots game-winning field goal as time expires to lift Jets past Colts
• Auburn’s Chizik, Oregon’s Chip Kelly take different paths to BCS title game
• High school swimming: Top area talent handles EC meet’s new format just fine
• Arizona rep shot in head, others wounded
• Boys basketball: Vermilion hands Avon first league loss, grabs share of first place
• Boys basketball: Elyria finds Garfield Heights as good as advertised
• Brookside survives 2 OTs, 44 points from Abe Valentine to beat Open Door
• Court records show dentist settled wrongful death lawsuit in 1997
• Pat Shurmur’s work with QBs might be attractive to Browns
• Cavaliers hit West Coast, get crushed by Warriors
• Boys basketball: Elyria Catholic hits the wall, falls to Cleveland Central Catholic
• ‘Remember the wonderful person she is, and she’ll always be with you’
• Prosecutor, judge argue in McCloud case
• Accidents aplenty on area roads
• ROUNDUP: Jan. 8, 2011
• Man shot overnight while walking dog
• Psychologist: Convicted killer was shown violent pornography as a child, may have been prostituted
• Oleta M. Putnam
• Robert R. Christy
• Virginia Lee Blackhall
• Laura J. Schumaker
• Raymond T. Kohler
• Dorothy N. Huntsman
• Eastern Heights students hold vigil to remember Marissa Kingery
• Charter Review Committee Meeting
• Struggling Cavs set for West Coast road trip without Gibson
• Campus Ambassadors Needed - Student, faculty and staff volunteers are needed to help students find their way around campus during the first week of classes.
• Smokes’R Us smashed by pickup truck, robbed
• Man pleads guilty in deaths of 3 found in tree
• Strickland issues 90-day ban on new exotic pets as he leaves office
• Trio arrested after robbing Target, sticking around to sell games
• Jury convicts owner of dog shot in cage
• Heartbroken parents find message from slain deputy
• Convicted murderer’s mother takes stand, makes case for leniency
• Cable special on Lorain native, former hostage Terry Anderson to air Jan. 17
• 3 men hurt in head-on collision
• Elderly couple LifeFlighted from crash doing better today
• Raptors 120, Cavaliers 105: Latest rout keeps skid alive
• Holmgren, Heckert to start interviewing today for Browns job
• Girls basketball: Keystone rolls as Buckeye can’t make first-half field goal
• Vermilion AD Ohlemacher to coach Vermilion football
• Detention center OT examined by sheriff
• Coroner: Lack of oxygen may have killed teen girl
• Alyson Sweany opts for judge trial in Jesse Crum Jr. case
• Kovarbasich appeal dismissed in court
• VIDEO: Today’s Mayor’s Roundtable
• Professional Championship BULLRIDERS Tickets
• Two people taken to the hospital following rollover crash
• EC school officials propose building wind turbine
• Man robbed at gunpoint in hotel parking lot
• VIDEO: Cavs offer job to homeless man with golden voice
• Police: Man shot ex, himself in home with 8 kids
• Browns already have two interviews set up for coaching job
• Boys basketball: Vermilion tops Clearview thanks to stingy ‘D’
• Boys basketball: Swidecki helps Pioneers go 7-1
• Icing, loss of speed may have brought plane down last January
• Suspicious package outside Elyria PD turns out to be Obama cap
• FDA warns Invacare over faulty reporting
• Lorain man surrenders to police after brief standoff at his home
• Elyria teen dies nearly 2 weeks after dental procedure
• Saving Safety Town: Elyria community leaders look for money, support
• Boys basketball: EC can’t keep up with Chanel
• Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with a Day of Service - The LCCC Service Learning program invites you to participate in the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Day of Service Friday, January 14 by volunteering your time for one of many very worthy
• Man faces long list of charges after chase, crash
• Vermilion man killed riding bicycle in Florida
• Man calls police, admits to 2½-year-old rape
• Elyria man says he was stabbed on Second Street
• Man charged with aggravated murder, rape in deaths of 3 found in tree
• Elyria man with lengthy record arrested twice overnight
• Report released on Jan. 2010 plane crash that killed four
• Secretary of state may move Ohio’s 2012 presidential primary
• Elyria police chief cuts drug unit, Safety Town
• Deputy: Loaded guns found on bed of boy charged in mom’s death
• Work begins on long-awaited Cleveland medical mart
• Possibilities to replace Mangini
• Mangini fired; Holmgren not ruling himself out, just wants a Browns title
• Could Holmgren be his own best option?
• Big Ten failures not weighing on Tressel tonight
• Police Chief Suspends Safety Town
• Browns president Mike Holmgren says he’s not coaching candidate ‘at present time’
• Police: Drunken man grabbed knife to check noise, wound up stabbing himself
• Sheriff: Central Ohio 10-year-old shot, killed mother
• BREAKING NEWS: Browns fire coach Eric Mangini
• Police: Man fired gun in apartment, neighbor nearly hit
• Gas prices continue to climb: $3.11 now Ohio average
• Turnpike has record year, collects $236 million in tolls
• Steelers 41, Browns 9: Mangini could be fired today
• Plenty of worse options than Mangini to coach Browns
• Mavericks 104, Cavaliers 95: Cavs’ play so-so
• Lopsided loss to Steelers not the way Browns coach Mangini wanted to go out
• Coach Eric Mangini, Browns lose finale to Steelers, 41-9
• Browns down 38-3 after 3 quarters
• Halftime update: Browns trail 31-3
• First-quarter update: Ugly start for Browns in finale
• Browns pregame update: RB Peyton Hillis active, expected to start
• 2010: The top 10 local sports stories
• 2010 in review: The honorable mentions
• Browns’ Mike Bell eager to show what he can do if Peyton Hillis can’t go
• Browns notes: Coaches know they might not be around next week
• Police log for Jan. 1, 2011
• Man tells police he discovered burglars
• Man who was shot released from hospital
• State rejects liquor license for Toy Box
• Man loses part of ear in fight
• Hot shooting carries Ohio State past Indiana
• Richard J. “Big Rich” Predovich
• Christopher John Burnside
• Mable Magdeline Hagwood
• Wesley E. Collins
• Mary Ellen Trotta
• Albert A. Dohanyos
• Bernice Standifer
• Mary E. “Betty” Rundle
• Marguerite R. Oros
• Browns coach Eric Mangini expects to meet with president Mike Holmgren on Monday regarding his future
• Lorain man in good condition following overnight shooting
• Boys basketball: Avon wins its own tournament for first time in 10 years
• Boys basketball: EC grabs first win of the year over Keystone
• Wrestling: Titans take inaugural event title
• Man LifeFlighted after Lorain shooting as gunfire incidents continue
• LORCO seeks input on future billing for Carlisle, Eaton township sewer users
• Lorain teacher pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Union OKs contract with county
• Get involved in student government. LCCC’s Student Senate is now accepting applications for the position of executive secretary. The application deadline is January 14. Apply in person at the Student Life office on the second floor of College Cente
• New Year’s holiday closings
• Lorain police offer free rides New Year’s Eve
• No. 9: Republicans win commissioner, state Senate seats
• No. 8: Plane crash kills 4, including inventor Don Brown
• Woodford Avenue substation catches on fire
• High court ruling prompts new Ohio campaign rules
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis misses practice with sore ribs, voted Player of the Year
• State to limit prescription transfers to once a year
• Multiple reports of gunfire, shattered windows overnight in Lorain
• Get involved in student government. LCCC’s Student Senate is now accepting applications for the position of executive secretary. The application deadline is January 14. Apply in person at the Student Life office on the second floor of College Cente
• Lewis Strnad
• Harry Lester Gongloff, Sr.
• Mary A. Murray
• Charter Review Committee Meeting
• Ohio AG reports record consumer complaints in ‘10
• Ohio Supreme Court: Cities can’t have local gun restrictions
• Browns’ Joe Thomas a Pro Bowl pick again
• Magic 110, Cavs 95: Magic threes costly to Cavs
• Boys basketball: Elyria claims Classic title despite missing key cog
• Girls basketball: Keystone keeps rolling, wins Amherst title
• Oberlin grad Thornton putting it all together as force on Illinois’ line
• Elyria Subway robbed at gunpoint, police say
• Felony charges filed against prison guard
• Avon man LifeFlighted following I-90 accident
• Highway Patrol IDs victim of fatal Grafton Twp. crash
• No. 4: Brent Kandra mauled by bear
• Patient LifeFlighted from I-90 crash
• No. 2: Daniel Kovarbasich murders Duane Hurley
• Attention Spring Financial Aid Students: There is a new process for using Financial Aid to purchase books in the LCCC Bookstore. (Financial Aid will not distribute paper book slips.) Get all of the details at
• No. 3: President Barack Obama visits Lorain County
• Mary Louise Kahle
• Mark J. Manholt
• Noreen K. Rohde
• Howard B. Somers, Jr.
• Germaine M. “Mainey” Arnold
• Ohio Statehouse planning year of birthday events
• 2 indicted in probe of Cuyahoga County tax board
• Ohio crime fighters to tap palm print database
• Girls basketball: Keystone starts slow but beats Elyria
• Man LifeFlighted after being burned in Lorain fire
• Man accused of raping 4-year-old pleads not guilty by insanity
• Driver charged with felonious assault for turnpike chase
• Police, firefighters respond to fire at Lake Avenue Allstate office
• Ex-cop wants his criminal record sealed
• Weather warmup expected by the weekend
• No. 2 state trooper resigns after suspension
• 9 people escape Elyria duplex fire
• Driver rolls SUV on state Route 303
• Man thrown from Jeep rollover accident released from hospital
• Mary T. Krutkiewicz
• Doris S. Sable
• Rose Livingston
• Kelly Edward Leary
• Jasper A. “ Bubba ” Rigsby
• Mark J. Manholt
• Joan Park
• Mangini’s job in jeopardy as Browns fall flat against Ravens
• Browns lose to Ravens, 20-10
• Ravens lead 20-10 entering 4th quarter
• Browns down 13-10 at halftime
• Trick play gives Browns 7-0 lead after first quarter
• Browns pregame update: Jake Delhomme the No. 3 QB
• Blair retiring as county commissioner after 20 years
• Browns: Should Mangini stay or should he go?
• College football: Elyria’s Noble hopes to help Toledo to win
• Browns vs. Ravens: Five points of interest
• Browns vs. Raven: Preview game facts
• NBA: LeBron’s triple-double helps Heat by Lakers
• An odd year for sports in 2010
• Michelle A. Allen
• Robert C. “Bob” Keller
• Rose Livingston
• Friday’s lottery numbers
• THROWING FEAR OUT: Vermilion pitcher recovers physically, psychologically from terrifying injury
• Driver of SUV identified in Route 2 accident
• Richard C. “Worm” Collins
• Browns guard Eric Steinbach hopes this is his Pro Bowl year … finally
• Browns notes: Clutts finally finds home in the NFL
• Wrestling notes: Bennett lists his area depth chart
• 2010: Out with the old - or aging - and in with the new
• Ode to 2010 - the year in rhyme
• Steinbrenner, Wooden iconic sports deaths of 2010
• Joan Park
• Joseph H. Klimosewski
• Lynne H. Delp
• Michelle A. Allen
• Robert “Bob” C. Keller
• Michael Robert Killean
• Dorothy Sims
• Elyria auditor forecasts tight budget for 2011
• After a tough start, infant coming home for the holiday
• NCAA suspends Pryor and four other Buckeyes football players … but not for Sugar Bowl
• Browns’ Cribbs unhappy with his production this season
• Akron man facing federal charges in alleged counterfeiting
• College men’s basketball: No. 2 OSU 92, Oakland, Mich. 63
• Woman finds support after thieves rip off kids’ presents
• Boys basketball notes: A week of tournament cheer
• Wellington farmer says cows alerted him as house burned
• ROUNDUP: Dec. 24, 2010
• Avon Lake native’s band to perform in Cleveland
• Man who led police on chase pleads guilty to robbery
• Brian W. Howald
• Charles “Chuck” Novotny
• Barry Eisom
• Bual Dean Holbrook
• Suspended Lorain teacher indicted on DUI and drug charges
• Man whose car fell onto turnpike is released from Elyria hospital
• Mood Boosting Foods to Fight Holiday Stress
• A Joyous Christmas Greeting…
• Holiday Safety Tips from Intrepid USA
• Buy 3 Reflections Beads, Get 1 Free at Elyria Jewelers
• The ‘ICE’ that Could Save Your Life this Winter in Lorain, OH
• Protect Your Assets
• Five Stars Adult Care Home… What is an Adult Care Home?
• How to Ease the Struggles of Care Giving
• Cost Effective Senior Living
• Alzheimer’s and Hearing Loss: Early Detection Can Alleviate Symptoms
• The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
• Hockey: Amherst finally finds way past Midview’s Sunagel
• Gas prices top $3 for the first time in two years
• Boys basketball: Elyria pulls away in rout of Keystone
• Boys basketball: Oberlin rallies to stay unbeaten
• Ohio to lose 2 seats in Congress; Betty Sutton’s district looks vulnerable
• Driver fined $100 in crash with Avon police officer
• Car flies off overpass, lands on turnpike
• These traffic cameras are just here to help
• Chief putting Elyria cops back on 8-hour shifts
• North Ridgeville church’s Christmas sign ruined by vandals
• No. 4: Crash claims entire Wellington family
• No. 1: Elyria police Officer Jim Kerstetter shot and killed
• It’s official: Ohio losing two seats in Congress
• Senate GOP to throw out 78 Strickland appointees
• New figures: Unemployment down slightly in Lorain County
• Wildlife center seeking fish donations for injured bird
• Napping man shot himself on turnpike, Highway Patrol says
• Census figures coming out today: Ohio could be big loser
• Hockey: Andrews nets 4 to lift EC over Midview
• Jazz 101, Cavaliers 90: Cavs can’t win second straight, drop 11th game in 12
• Girls basketball: EC cruises past Midview, stays unbeaten
• Girls basketball: Sailors cure losing ills at Clippers’ expense
• Red Fox bar could lose its liquor license
• Girls basketball: Firelands falls short of Maple Heights
• Browns coach Eric Mangini: We’re not finished here
• Indians: Tribe brings back Kearns
• Elderly Lorain veteran who was beaten doing much better
• Police on scene of shooting in Elyria
• 15 Minutes: Meet astronomer John O’Neal II
• Turnpike speed limit will increase to 70 mph April 1
• Strickland talks up his jobs record as he leaves office
• Ohio crashes down 16.7 percent; fatalities down 23 percent
• Lorain man shot twice by three masked men
• Woman charged with firing BB gun into home
• Turnpike voting today on raising speed limit to 70 mph
• 200-lb. chandelier falls down in Cleveland federal courthouse
• Ohio gas prices edge up 2 cents a gallon to $2.93
• Poor finish could cost Eric Mangini his job
• Bengals 19, Browns 17: McCoy produces solid performance
• The Christmas rush is on: Local stores report a strong weekend
• Police log for Dec. 20, 2010
• Columbia firefighters to hold holiday blood drive
• UConn women beat Buckeyes, win 88th straight to match UCLA men’s record
• Wanda L. Clinker
• Shirley A. Cowhick
• Steve J. Donat
• Roy D. Smith
• Lucille J. Knapp
• Stella A. Firment
• Lynn Delp
• Frances Downey
• Browns fall 19-17 to lowly Bengals
• Browns down 16-7 after 3 quarters
• High school football: Malbasa leaves Elyria Catholic for Benedictine
• Boys basketball: Elyria’s frustration grows with another loss at Strongsville
• Boys basketball: Clearview defense causes problems for Columbia
• Mangini thinks Browns are making progress, hopes Holmgren agrees
• Cavaliers’ free fall reaches 10 games after loss to Pacers
• NFB: Collection times extended today to help drive meet goal
• College football: Mount Union’s season a big kick for Elyria’s Tyler Almeida
• Police: Teacher had nude photos of student on cell phone
• CORRECTIONS: Dec. 18, 2010
• Sewer appeals made simpler with new board
• Helen Tester
• Barbara J. Koleski
• Beverly Lou Rocher
• Edward F. Vitovitz
• William G. Valerius
• Albert J. “Al” Wanyek
• John L. Flowers
• Nancy L. More
• John J. Spalich
• Correan Inman
• Chronicle board names new company president
• Akron woman accused of trying to steal baby
• Browns coach Eric Mangini on possibility of getting fired: Sometimes it happens
• Malbasa leaving Elyria Catholic
• Hub from past all set for future
• Man pleads guilty to arson at playground
• Census survey data: County getting older, poorer
• NFB: First toy distribution is today
• High school wrestling: Elyria 44, Twinsburg 24
• High school hockey: Avon Lake 5, Avon 3
• Boys basketball notes: Klekota streaking for Comets
• Girls basketball notes: EC off to perfect start
• Wrestling notes: Area sees five new coaches
• NFB: Instead of getting gifts, Torres siblings give them
• WWE Smackdown
• Browns QB Colt McCoy named starter for rest of season
• School closings Thursday 12-16-10
• Girls basketball: Elyria hangs tough but falls to Strongsville
• Girls basketball: Columbia gets in gear to beat Oberlin
• Heat 101, Cavaliers 95: Cavs better but get same result
• Browns: Ward to get reacquainted with Shipley, Bengals
• Ohio State: Diebler shoots Buckeyes to victory
• Lake Erie Crushers: 2011 schedule released
• Russo faces 22 years in bribery scandal
• Man pleads guilty to bank robbery
• BLOTTER: Dec. 16, 2010
• NFB: JVS students, staff pool efforts for toy drive
• Browns coach Eric Mangini will make QB decision Thursday; Colt McCoy to work with first team
• LeBron ready for Round 2, Cavs in Miami tonight
• Browns notes: Finish may end Mangini
• New Ohio governor wants to go back to five snow days
• Ohio State football hopes to stop skid
• Passengers back on way following Amtrak fire in Elyria
• Amherst’s Deme Morales named Gatorade Ohio volleyball player of the year
• Boys basketball: Sophomore’s career-high 30 sparks Elyria vs. Midview
• Boys basketball: Wellington nabs road win over Firelands
• Chill relief: As storm moves out, wind chills should improve
• Police offer reward in vicious attack of elderly veteran
• Council puts off Elyria mayor’s job plan
• Two Lorain men on latest ‘Dangerous Dozen’ most-wanted list
• Teen hit by snowplow in good condition today
• Cleveland Clinic cancels today’s surgeries at Lorain center following fire
• Temps feel below zero as wintry blast continues
• Ohio scores 9 out of 10 for emergency readiness
• Man shot overnight in Lorain
• Ohio No. 2 trooper accused of lying, suspended
• Mangini isn’t giving up on Delhomme
• Fast start has Cleveland State thinking they coud be this year’s Butler
• Browns coach Eric Mangini will wait on Colt McCoy before naming starting QB for Bengals game
• Cleveland State University has canceled evening classes on December 13. Students will take final exams on December 20 at the regular class time.
• Due to current weather conditions, the Midpoint campus closed at 2 pm today. Please visit www.midpointcampus.com for updates.
• Closings/Cancellations
• Lorain man arrested, accused of throwing dog feces in tenants’ bathroom
• LCCC men’s and women’s basketball matches scheduled for December 13 are canceled, and have been rescheduled for 1/25/11.
• Closing/Cancellations
• Attention Kent State University UP Students: All Kent State University Classes are canceled today. Check www.kent.edu for rescheduled final exams.
• Closings and Cancellations
• Teen shoveling driveway hit by snowplow
• Sheriff declares Level 1 snow emergency for Lorain County
• Ohio tax collections exceeding estimates
• Browns notes: Delhomme struggles to get anything going
• Bills 13, Browns 6: Weather not good; Browns’ play just plain bad
• Browns take a big step backward
• At least 3 died Sunday in Ohio weather-related crashes
• Thunder 106, Cavaliers 77: Losing skid now at 8
• Ohio’s average gas prices down 2 cents a gallon
• LaGrange Township firefighters battle house fire overnight
• Browns fall to Bills, 13-6
• Third-quarter update: Fumbling Browns still down by 4
• Halftime update: Browns trail Bills 10-6
• Browns up 3-0 after 1st quarter; RB Peyton Hillis over 1,000 yards
• Browns-Bills to play in rain; Colt McCoy is 3rd QB
• Boys basketball: North Ridgeville downs Elyria Catholic for first win
• High school wrestling: Depleted Dukes still finish strong at McNulty Invitational
• Browns GM Heckert sees plenty of positives in debut season
• Martin, Rockets send stumbling Cavs to seventh straight setback
• Locally shot film gets into competition at Sundance
• Man leads chase through Elyria
• Police log for Dec. 12, 2010
• After fighting cancer while pregnant, woman has many reasons to be happy
• Cam’s the man: Auburn’s Newton easily wins Heisman despite controversy
• Girls basketball: Destiny plays big role as Firelands downs Midview
• Department and Employee Reorganization
• Committee sets aside $16.7M for railroad underpass in Wellington
• Substantial snow expected over weekend
• Mercury spill reported in drain at EMH
• Stinky situation could lead to landfill permit denial
• ROUNDUP: Dec. 11, 2010
• Groomed for success: Elyria Catholic’s Danny Reaser wins Golden Helmet
• BLOTTER: Dec. 11, 2010
• Boys basketball: Elyria gets past North Royalton in double overtime
• Boys basketball: Versatile Valentine leads Open Door past Columbia
• Boys basketball: Clutch free throws carry Avon past North Ridgeville
• Girls basketball notes: Yonkof reaches special milestone
• Boys basketball notes: Elyria digging new digs
• Jared Sullinger sets freshman record as Buckeye basketball wins
• Jimmy Dimora’s attorney quits over unpaid legal bills
• A.J. Wright stores closing; most will reopen under new names
• Browns QB Colt McCoy returns to practice, could dress Sunday
• 3 kids die, teen hurt in Central Ohio fire
• Source: Strickland names running mate to state Supreme Court
• Attic fire damages LaGrange home
• Wrestling: Defending WSC champ Ridgeville wins final 7 matches
• Attention LCCC Students: The MyCampus Portal will be down for maintenance on Sunday, December 12, from 8:30 to 10:30 am.
• Santa Claus is Coming to LCCC - Come to Santa Land from noon to 3 p.m., Sunday, December 12 in the College Center Commons. This free event is open to the public and will include cookie art, crafts, hot chocolate, candy canes, and pictures with Santa. Ple
• Avon couple survives plane crash with just bruises
• Cleveland zoo going smoke free
• Browns are venturing into a winter wonderland
• Boys basketball: First Baptist starts with a bang
• Cincinnati families find goat heads on their doorsteps
• McCloud guilty of murder, could face death penalty
• Garbage changes: New trucks hit road in Elyria on Monday
• North Ridgeville K-9 takes down suspect who led police on chase
• Commission: No violation by Given in Lorain CRAs
• McCloud found guilty; could get death sentence
• Browns coach Eric Mangini loves winter weather
• Bulls 88, Cavs 83: Better effort, same result
• High school wrestling preview: Avon’s Zeman just continues to improve
• Abram Elam’s impact with Browns tough to miss
• Girls basketball: Avon overcomes Montgomery’s 30, beats Ridgeville
• County won’t impose sales tax hike, proposes cutting salaries
• Winter Habitat: Muscle, know-how go in to cozy new homes
• Local reps: No decisions yet on President Obama’s tax cut deal
• Coroner: Woman was beaten before she was strangled
• Police log for Dec. 9, 2010
• Man gets 7 years for sexually assaulting two 5-year-old boys
• Manage Stress. Enjoy the Holidays.
• Browns QB Colt McCoy out today, could practice this week
• Register Now, Pay Later – Spring Classes begin January 10. Tuition (for terms that begin January 10) is not due until Tuesday, January 18, and LCCC's convenient Tuition Installment Plan lets you spread your tuition over three easy payments dur
• County departments must cut payroll by 5 percent in 2011; layoffs possible
• Elyria man Tasered to end standoff with police
• Fire overnight damages Avon Lake home
• Marine from Akron killed in Afghanistan
• 76ers 117, Cavaliers 97: Losing streak hits five
• High school hockey: Padua roughs up EC
• Does race matter as Peyton Hillis nears rushing milestone?
• Boys basketball: Pioneers net win in West gym
• Kent State University UP Students: Kent State University evening classes have been canceled for Monday, December 6.
• Woman taken to hospital after flipping car in ravine
• Crescendo, LCCC's newest music club, surprises lunchers in College Center with some songs of Christmas!
• Book Buyback begins today in the LCCC Bookstore. Come in all this week to get cash for textbooks. The book buyback area is located on the first floor of the College Center, near the entrance to the Advanced Technology building. The lines are short and m
• Man wanted for Lorain shooting is Fugitive of the Week
• Ohio gas prices heading back toward $3 a gallon
• School closings 12-06-10
• Browns 13, Dolphins 10: Browns pick off a win with interception, FG
• Joe Haden proves he’s a playmaker
• Pistons 102, Cavs 92: Another team snaps skid at Cavs’ expense
• Lorain man who allegedly shot girlfriend, then himself has died
• Oberlin grad follows film success with HBO project
• High school hockey: Midview hardly powerless in win
• Buckeyes will face Arkansas in Sugar Bowl
• Browns pick off a win against Dolphins
• Attention LCCC Students: Now that winter weather has arrived, be sure to sign up for LCCC Alerts to receive text and/or e-mail messages in the event of an on-campus emergency or campus closing. For more information, please visit www.lorainccc.edu/alerts.
• Browns beat Miami 13-10
• Third-quarter update: Browns lead 10-3
• Halftime update: Browns, Dolphins knotted at 3
• First-quarter update: Browns, Dolphins scoreless
• Browns-Dolphins pregame update
• Wrestling: Amherst class of Lorain County at K of C
• Boys basketball: Avon opens with win over Amherst
• Boys basketball: Vermilion runs by Wellington
• An engineer finds his true calling in the classroom
• Timberwolves 129, Cavs 95: Another embarrassing loss for Cavs
• Daniel Smith faces cocaine trafficking charges; he was defendant in informant slaying
• Roundup for Dec. 5, 2010
• Browns: Defensive stand required today
• Police log for Dec. 5, 2010
• Girls basketball: Elyria loses battle with Brunswick
• First significant snowfall brings car accidents
• Amherst firm captures defense contract
• NFB: Riley family continues long holiday tradition
• BLOTTER: Dec. 4, 2010
• CORRECTIONS: Dec. 4, 2010
• Boys basketball: Midview pulls away in fourth, downs Elyria Catholic
• Boys basketball: Lorain lets one slip away, falls to Euclid in opener
• LeBron’s antics, Cavs’ ugly loss to Heat irk Gibson
• Browns: Colt McCoy on the mend, but still not ready to return yet
• High school football: Todd Auvil out as Lorain coach after just one season
• High school wrestling: New format doesn’t slow past champs at K of C
• Attempted homicide-suicide in Lorain
• The snow flies, the cars slide
• Browns coach Eric Mangini confirms Delhomme to start, ’satisfied’ with league’s response to officiating question
• Rout starts new heated NBA rivalry
• Coop’s memory inspires NFB generosity
• First The Decision, then The Knockout: LeBron James’ inflicts even more pain on Cavaliers in homecoming rout
• North Ridgeville sports complex gets new name
• Convicted bank robber again argues contempt
• Shaun Bennett: Cavs can’t match fans’ tenacity
• Second Harvest holiday efforts begin today
• CORRECTIONS: Dec. 3, 2010
• Cavs notes: Gilbert wasting his time pursuing tampering charge?
• Crazy? Browns’ linebacker Matt Roth says no, but some might argue the point
• Plane with LeBron James reports trouble arriving in Cleveland
• Fans still seething months after ‘The Decision’
• All-Ohio football: Columbia’s Severo named Division V’s top defensive player
• Elyria fires head football coach Hamilton
• Security upped at the Q for tonight’s return
• Cavs, fans brace for LeBron’s return tonight
• Girls high school basketball: EC 56, Columbia 25
• Delhomme ready for another start with Browns
• Avon police officer starts recovery at home
• Petition drive only option for Elyria income tax
• Driver in fatal crash gets 60 days in jail in unrelated case
• You’re Invited to Celebrate the Holidays at the 9th Annual Zero-Proof Mix-Off from 5-7 p.m., Thursday, December 2 in LCCC's College Center! Gather with family and friends to join the Lorain County Safe Community Coalition and Lorain County Com
• Residents in Wilkes Villa left without utilities after line struck
• Driver in Poplar crash arrested
• Elyria department heads have research ahead of them
• Division III-IV All-Ohio football: Area lands five on Division IV first team
• Celtics 106, Cavaliers 87: Boston cruises to win
• Cavaliers: James expects emotional return
• No. 2 Ohio State 58, Florida State 44: Sullinger paces Buckeyes
• Girls basketball: Black River survives New London
• Browns: Team makes minor moves
• Elyria trash trucks damaged in training accident
• A farewell to ‘Coop’
• Grace floats plan to unify departments
• Driver in fatal crash out of hospital
• Police log for Nov. 30, 2010
• Councilman’s house melts as neighbor’s home burns
• Barn fire Sunday caused $250,000 in damage
• High school football: Elyria’s Farris is area’s lone first-team All-Ohio selection in Division I and II
• High school bowling 2010-11: Becka banking on big senior year
• High school bowling 2010-11: Pawlak back to lead Ridgeville girls
• Browns: Mangini praises Delhomme but won’t name him starter
• Browns coach Eric Mangini reflects on win, puts off quarterback decision
• Family remembers crash victim as it copes with tragedy
• Joint services cross racial lines within a denomination
• Fire destroys Sheffield auto repair business
• Browns 24, Panthers 23: Cleveland finally catches a break
• Browns: Jake not great, but still beats former team
• Browns: Hillis putting himself in elite company
• Browns notes: Dawson boots another game winner
• College football: Stanford, Wisconsin big BCS winners
• Cavaliers: Coach Byron Scott fined for ripping refs
• “AJ” Andrew James Vincent
• Browns nip Panthers, 24-23
• Browns lead 21-20 after 3 quarters
• Halftime update: Peyton Hillis runs for 3 TDs, Browns lead 21-13
• Browns lead 14-7 after 1st quarter
• Browns pregame update: Joshua Cribbs active
• Championship return: Kick return for TD spurs Ohio State past Michigan and to share of sixth straight Big Ten title
• No denying Ohio State’s defensive dominance in Michigan rout
• Hickson’s shoes, game light up Q as Cavs down Grizzlies
• Browns: Delhomme focused on winning, not his old team
• Girls basketball: Elyria Catholic tops Keystone for holiday classic title
• Girls basketball: Lorain downs Elyria in holiday classic consolation game
• Andrew J. Vincent remembered as ‘a great guy’ at vigil
• Elyria optimistic as it rolls out new garbage collection system
• Lorain celebrates as it turns on this year’s Christmas lights
• Man killed in Elyria crash
• Could this be the last Ohio State-Michigan finale?
• Keystone hands Elyria first loss in Classic history
• EC cuts down tall Lorain to reach Classic final
• Massaquoi becoming a threat for the Browns
• NBA: Magic 111, Cavaliers 100
• BLACK FRIDAY 2010: Big deals to be had
• Lights go out for Dayton shoppers
• ROUNDUP: Nov. 27, 2010
• BLOTTER: Nov. 27, 2010
• Browns coach Eric Mangini officially names Jake Delhomme starting QB
• Lorain police arrest pair for Chase Bank robbery
• The game: Big Ten title tilt figures to affect annual rivalry
• Browns’ Ahtyba Rubin a hustler
• Girls hoops tips off tonight
• Swimming and diving preview: Tweardy, Srail pals in the pool and out
• Penton Memorial 10K Turkey Trot: Amherst grads finish 1-2
• Swimming and diving season preview: Amherst’s Pecze eyeing big season
• Black Friday 2010: Patience from shoppers means cheaper presents
• Sex sting charge against former Firelands coach dropped
• Three crews respond to Wellington house fire
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Police investigate Monday drive-bys in Lorain
• New fair board leader is chosen
• Mo Williams hits jumper at buzzer as Cavs edge Bucks, snap losing streak
• High school football: Elyria Catholic gets three years probation for recruiting violations
• High school football: Playoff teams pile up All-County honors
• Elyria High graduate marching in Macy’s holiday extravaganza
• County residents give thanks for more than the meal
• Tale of two QBs: Delhomme glad to be Browns’ No. 1 again with McCoy out; Wallace frustrated
• High school hockey season preview: Olmsted Falls braces for Norman conquest
• Ohio State vs. Michigan: Tying up ‘Shoelace’ is Buckeyes’ No. 1 mission
• Browns QB Colt McCoy has high ankle sprain; Jake Delhomme likely to start
• Ohio State basketball: Lighty not happy with Ohio State’s play
• A.C. Hudnutt
• Louis Gray Murphey
• Wilfred L. Mar­tin
• Dorothy Jean Kelley
• Laverne Bernice Bailey
• Guy N. Shuck
• Gerald A. Macho­vina
• Allen R. Krueger
• Eileen C. Nolf
• Delwin O. Dun­lap
• As the Holiday season approaches, Lorain County Community College President Roy Church extends Thanksgiving wishes to you.
• Lorain teen arrested, second man wanted for passing bad checks
• Unemployment down in Lorain County
• Register Now, Pay Later – Spring Classes begin January 10. Tuition (for terms that begin January 10) is not due until Tuesday, January 18, and LCCC's convenient Tuition Installment Plan lets you spread your tuition over three easy payments dur
• Chronicle Publisher Cooper Hudnutt dies at age 57
• Columbus to offer domestic partner benefits to city employees
• Browns still trying to figure out how to turn late leads into wins
• Scott mulls a change to Cavs’ starting five
• Michigan coach could really use a win over the Buckeyes
• Ohio State-Michigan: Two sides can’t even agree on who’s got the most to win and lose
• Remembering the Coles: Community struggles to see ‘the big picture’
• New CEO named for Invacare: Blouch called ‘right guy to lead us’
• Murder suspects get in altercation at county jail
• Elyria cops nab would-be pizza robbers with sting
• Police log for Nov. 23, 2010
• Browns QB Colt McCoy’s status uncertain with sprained ankle
• Answering Questions About Continuing Education
• Handling the Stress of Being a Student
• Inspirational School Movies
• Man arrested, linked to two bank robberies
• Cole family laid to rest in tear-filled ceremony
• Invacare names Gerald Blouch new CEO
• Gas prices take a dive — Ohio averaging $2.79 per gallon
• 3-year-old giraffe at Cincinnati zoo found dead
• Jaguars 24, Browns 20: Browns force six turnovers, still find way to lose
• Left ankle sprain clips Colt McCoy
• Jimmie Johnson jets to record 5th straight NASCAR title
• Browns notes: Jaguar defense does job on stopping run
• Principal takes it on the chin for a good cause
• Volleyball: Locals get together for one last time at Ohio all-star matches
• Police Taser man accused of terrorizing household
• Olmsted Falls’ season ends with loss in regional final
• School board dismisses subcontractor on new EHS project
• NBA: Hornets 108, Cavaliers 101
• Loss of Cribbs could hurt Browns vs. Jaguars
• Brookside’s Kauffman to play softball for Cleveland State
• First Baptist won’t field a girls basketball team this season
• BLOTTER: Nov. 20, 2010
• Guy Wesley Sheets, Sr.
• Arlene Marie Myers
• Paul E. Jones
• Olmsted Falls in regional football final/score, highlights
• Firefighters battling North Ridgeville house fire
• Man tells police he killed three people, but search turns up no bodies
• Ohio unemployment below 10 percent for first time in a year
• Wellington man LifeFlighted, says he was attacked in South Lorain
• Man shot on Massachusetts Avenue in Lorain
• 3 more complaints reported against sex predator who lived near EHS
• Lorain house fire arson, authorities say
• Browns WR Joshua Cribbs misses practice again, could miss game
• American Greetings: 7 possible sites for HQs
• Police: Teen shot overnight in Elyria
• Report: Ohio stimulus work outsourced due to foul-ups
• Flood of resumes for jobs with new Ohio governor
• Cleveland airport to have Superman Christmas tree
• Road will be a test for Cavs
• On the toughness scale, McCoy comes in a distant second to his grandfa­ther
• Trio’s bodies found in garbage bags in hollowed-out tree
• Cincinnati Zoo unveils new cougar cubs
• Browns LB Marcus Benard blames stress for fainting episode
• Smoking ban supporters back Ohio court decision
• State to limit inmates’ last words
• Calling all Muggles: Area theaters plan midnight Harry Potter showings
• Two men indicted for Web stream of sex with teen
• Man arrested after shots are fired in Lorain neighborhood
• Outgoing speaker will keep leading Ohio House Dems
• Dayton shootout: Police shoot, seriously wound 17-year-old who tried to rob pizza delivery man
• Makers to keep alcoholic energy drinks out of Ohio
• Ohio State threat boosts demand for college’s text alerts
• No surprise: Deme Morales is Lorain County Miss Volleyball
• Browns cornerback Sheldon Brown a tough guy to keep out
• High school football: Four area players grab player of the year honors
• Big Easy just another trip to Cavs coach
• Ohio State: A good start is a must against Iowa
• Tragedy, reflection after crash takes lives of young family
• Ford’s Ohio Assembly gets Econoline extension; new line still TBA
• Police: Flores had chances to inform them he was armed
• LeBron to donate 700 Thanksgiving dinners in Akron, but games will keep him from attending
• Stocker Arts Center is HOPPING today! Entrepreneurs are everywhere, sharing experiences and expertise with students and guests. Check out this video of what's happening so far and don't forget to come to Blake Mycoskie's free lecture tonig
• ‘Help Wanted’: Next Ohio gov. taking resumes, tips
• Lorain man robbed at gunpoint after leaving convenient store
• Ohio zoo acquires daughter of late longest snake
• Elyria woman hurt in crash in rollover crash in Medina County
• Ohio city consumed by search for missing family
• Cavs 101, 76ers 93: Cavs finally turn in strong third quarter, get back on track
• Police: Columbus man repeatedly threw baby to ground, killing it
• Ohio State basketball gets Gators in 2nd half
• Poor starts still plaguing OSU football
• For once, bad luck actually helps Browns
• EC seniors, Avon Lake senior and Amherst sophomore are cross country MVPs
• Family dies in head-on crash: Man, woman, 1-year-old daughter, unborn son all killed
• ‘It was the worst train derailment I’ve ever seen,’ fire chief says
• Self-sufficient ice rink immune to Elyria Park Department’s woes
• Patrol confirms: At least 2 dead in Baumhart Road crash
• 2 men stabbed outside South Lorain bar
• AAA expects Ohio Thanksgiving travel to jump 11 percent
• OSU evacuates library, 3 buildings in bomb scare
• 25 rail cars derail in Sheffield Norfolk Southern rail yard
• Sheriff: Missing mom, 2 others may be dead
• Browns turning the tide? Close loss hurts, but future looks bright
• Second halves a whole lot of trouble so far for Cavs
• Volleyball: Morales on first team again; Roberts, Balser make it, too
• Big game: Entire season riding on the outcome as OSU faces Iowa
• LeBron: Time honor ‘just crazy’
• Budget crisis gets low turnout: Only six residents speak at Elyria budget hearing
• Campus attacks have Oberlin on alert
• Tea party kept out by GOP, activist alleges
• Browns LB Scott Fujita out ‘little while’; OL Billy Yates done for year
• Reward offered in recent bank robbery
• LCCC Student Life and Student Senate are sponsoring “One to One + One: A Benefit Walk” until 2 p.m. in College Center and until 2:30 p.m. in the Beth K. Stocker Art Gallery. Donate $1 and you can walk barefoot across three different surfaces.
• Network and telephone service to the St. Joseph Learning Center have been restored. Thank you for your patience.
• Power out after accident at Abbe/611 in Sheffield
• The link between LCCC and the St. Joseph Outreach Center is currently out of service. This outage affects IVDL classes, phone service and network/Internet services We expect to have service restored to the St. Joseph Learning Center on Monday, November 1
• Ohio gas prices fall a bit — to 2.90 per gallon average
• Browns notes: Stuckey’s effort ends in disaster; Edwards mostly calm
• Jets 26, Browns 20: Strong effort done in by a few critical mistakes late
• Colt looking like a true thoroughbred
• 13-year-old girl found bound and gagged; search continues for missing 3
• Man saved from fiery car wreck at 57 and 90
• Man LifeFlighted, in critical condition after motorcycle crash
• FBI still hunting for four bank robbers
• Men charged after Wilkes Villa ruckus
• Tombstones toppled at Elyria’s Ridgelawn Cemetery
• Browns just miss another big win, fall to Jets in overtime
• Browns lose heartbreaker in overtime
• Browns, Jets go to OT. Jets win coin toss
• Third-quarter update: Jets hold ball, lead
• Halftime update: Jets take 17-13 lead late in half
• Browns lead Jets after 1st quarter
• Browns pregame update: Seneca Wallace active, No. 2 QB
• Santa Claus makes an early appearance at Midway Mall
• Man in women’s garb robs Lorain bank
• Teens take a one-night seminar in the school of hard knocks
• Ohio State 38, Penn State 14: Buckeyes bounce back in second half
• Ohio State: Secondary keys second-half comeback
• Ohio State notes: Herron has another big day on the ground
• Browns: Mangini facing another blast from his past
• Pacers 99, Cavs 85: Home skid reaches four games
• College football: Wellington product Kidd shines in Oberlin’s loss
• Prep football: Elyria Catholic can’t escape early hole, falls to Orrville
• Prep football: Olmsted Falls’ line manhandles Maumee as Ortiz rushes for 282 yards
• Jets pose big problem for suddenly thriving Browns’ offense
• Browns notes: Rob Ryan not talking out of turn, just taking his shot at brother Rex
• Penn State upset Ohio State is such a big favorite
• Cavaliers: No Mo should mean more Sessions vs. Pacers
• Pair of Lorain arsonists gets 4½ years
• New Elyria trash program gets rolling in Dec.
• Santa coming to Midway early
• BLOTTER: Nov. 13, 2010
• High school playoff scores/highlights
• Amherst teen has big find in backyard — LHS 1914 cornerstone
• Browns LB Marcus Benard won’t practice, undergoing more tests
• Injury has Browns QB Jake Delhomme playing mentor to Colt McCoy
• Ohio family missing, college locked down amid search
• High school football tournament: Panthers’ O-line ready for playoffs Round 2
• High school football tournament: Falls’ defense prepared for test from Maumee
• College soccer: Trio of Dukes shine for ONU
• Investigation complete, sent to prosecutor in fatal ambulance accident
• Photo gallery: VFW 1079 unveils long-awaited memorial
• Windsor students salute veterans with breakfast, ceremony
• Whittier students bestow vets with gratitude, pins
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme on way back, says “won’t rock the boat”
• You’re Invited to Celebrate the Holidays at the Ninth Annual Zero-Proof Mix-Off Event!
• Parents and coaches, send your Signing Day photos and info
• Browns LB Marcus Benard taken to hospital after collapsing
• Fire damages house, claims two family cats
• National Signing Day: Morales one of 3 volleyball signees
• Braylon Edwards ready for hostile crowd in Cleveland
• Taking two paths: Pryor, McGloin ready to battle this weekend
• Nets 95, Cavs 87: Lowly Nets end Cavs’ 3-game win streak
• Male shot in hand, says three teens confronted him
• Man found lying in road, says woman assaulted him
• Police suspect car fire overnight was arson
• Hope? Nope! Poll says Americans are pessimistic
• Jets coach Rex Ryan has fun at expense of twin brother Rob
• Robert Starnes convicted for three bank robberies
• A day without power makes Grafton a quieter village
• Holiday Inn is out: Hotel will operate with new name
• Fire chief cites trustee clashes in resignation letter
• Ryan vs. Ryan: Twin brothers set to reunite in Cleveland
• OSU basketball: Big things for the Buckeyes?
• Veterans Paterno, Tressel to meet again Saturday
• Cavs 93, Nets 91: Late 3-pointers spark third straight win
• Cleveland-area lotto player lands Mega Millions jackpot
• Cincinnati man’s organ’s help save at least 7 others
• Lorain man charged with rape of 4-year-old girl
• Ohio challenge to foreclosure papers moving ahead
• Lorain plans last leg of sewer project
• Lydia Nord charged with aggravated murder
• Elyria man says he found ‘big gun,’ accidentally shot himself
• Police called to gas station believe caller was impersonating officer
• Avon claims eminent domain to get interchange property
• Local diner will be featured in movie
• Power back on in Grafton; Lorain area also saw morning outage
• Defense wants jury to see dorm room
• Police log for Nov. 9, 2010
• North Ridgeville sports park faces sheriff’s sale Wednesday
• VFW Post 1079 to dedicate new memorial
• Another pavilion proposed for Black River Landing
• Getting better top priority for first-place Cavs
• Is Colt McCoy ready to be the man for Browns?
• Time Warner offering credit for last night’s outage
• Cleveland casino developer wants to narrow Cuyahoga River
• Sanitation Program Delayed
• Need to register for Spring Semester at LCCC? Check it out...no lines. Come on in!
• The little ones from the LCCC Childrens' Center paraded through the halls of LCCC's campus today sporting their (very cute) costumes and spreading their halloween cheer. Check them out in this video:
• Feeding Wild Animals and Controlled Deer Hunt
• Come out and march with the LCCC float or join us at our information booth! All volunteers receive a free LCCC t-shirt and are entered to win prizes. Sign up at www.lorainccc.edu/festivals or contact the festival team at festival@lorainccc.edu or 440-3
• High school football: Elyria Catholic pulls out last-minute win over Chanel
• High school football: Olmsted Falls hands Amherst its first loss
• Division I sectional volleyball: Elyria, Falls win titles
• Fire breaks out in Elyria apartment building
• Part of Taylor Street to be closed today
• Old GM site is thriving, owners say
• Motorcycle hits car, then 2 pedestrians
• Residents, alumni get firsthand look at high-tech improvements at new school
• Rangers oust Yankees, earn first trip to World Series
• Browns: Cribbs OK with hit that knocked him out of game
• High school football: Rangers gamble, lose heartbreaker to Rocky River
• High school football: Pioneers down Lakewood, end home losing skid
• Congratulations to EPD for another grant!
• Town Hall Meeting Wrap-Up
• Rebuttal to endorsement of Issue 21
• Morris likely moving car dealership from North Ridgeville
• Mom who hid gun that son used to kill gets probation
• FBI: Suspect ‘hung over’ when he robbed Elyria bank
• Diving: Elyria Catholic’s Tweardy picks Purdue
• ‘Toe’ was always the goal: Browns’ Dawson closing in on Groza’s field goal mark
• High school football: Amherst starts fast, stays undefeated
• High school football: Guilford blocks two punts, leads Black River past Brookside
• High school football: Unconventional game goes Elyria’s way in win over Hudson
• High school football: Risks, Reaser’s big night don’t pay off for Elyria Catholic in loss to Padua
• Part 1: Pretty is a state of mind for recovering burn victim
• Judge to rule in former Lorain cop’s rape trial
• Ohio U.S. Senate candidates to meet in 2nd debate
• Man who reported himself for drunken driving avoids DUI charge
• VIDEO: Former Lorain cop found not guilty at rape trial
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis misses practice to rest thigh, expected to start Sunday
• Lorain library trustees face tough money decisions
• Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan rips Bengals lineman Nate Livings for “cheap shot”
• Elyria Fire Department Tornado Safety Day
• Sheffield Lake man, 81, busts out of burning home
• Wizards 97, Cavaliers 83: Cavs lose first
• High school football Week 7: Demons are on fire
• High school volleyball: Brookside won’t fold in win over Keystone
• High school volleyball: Lorain puts up fight vs. Mustangs
• Police: Wellington woman missing
• Students back in class at Marion L. Steele following bomb threat
• Mental health advocates protest Cedar Point haunted house
• Woman asks police to check if she’s wanted, then flees
• Friday night high school football scoreboard/highlights
• Browns rookie T.J. Ward gets $15,000 fine
• Sheffield Lake firefighters on scene of explosion, fire
• High school cross country notes: Rangers running strong
• Boys golf: Shoremen grab 3rd place at Division I sectional
• Car smashes into home, lands just above sleeping 3-year-old
• Ohio to get $55 million in small business aid
• Monitor: Keep teaching violent Ohio youth inmates
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme “very encouraged” about progress of injured ankle
• Former cop denies he raped woman; judge to announce verdict in morning
• Old license bureau building on Broad Street coming down
• Cincinnati zoo volunteers on rhino watch
• Vermilion ex-mayor files suit to get records
• Police log for Oct. 7, 2010
• Lorain company gets $4 million facelift
• North Ridgeville mayor issues ‘sickout’ warning
• Teen admits to arson charges, will cooperate with police in other investigations
• 2 neighbors charged in backyard shooting in Eaton Twp.
• OSU’s Tyler Moeller: I’m not bummed
• Celebrity chef impressed with Ohio
• Working-class whites flocking to Republicans, report says
• Browns safety T.J. Ward reportedly fined $15,000 for hit
• Cavaliers 87, Bobcats 72: Defense leads way as Cavs pick up win
• Girls tennis: Suspension ends Madison Hromada’s year
• High school volleyball: Falls hands Amherst its first loss of the season
• High school volleyball: Pioneers use two clutch rallies to win
• Marilyn B. Began
• Walter E. Spencer
• Two taken to Metro after head-on crash
• Police log for Oct. 6, 2010
• Ridgeville’s elementary, middle schools eligible for state funds
• Teens allegedly threw Molotov coctail at train
• Lorain lawyer wants clients’ records restricted
• FirstEnergy begins knocking down former power plant in Lorain
• John Francis Shank, Sr.
• Nedra M. Bozman
• Nathaniel Du’Shawn Carter, Jr.
• Condemned killer meets with family before execution tod
• Opposition to Issue 21
• Girls soccer: Shoregals get their shot but can’t handle Strongsville
• LeBron-less Cavs ready for test run tonight
• Ohio man who killed lover over ATM card set to die tomorrow
• Dynamic duo: Elyrians were key to Buckeyes’ big day 60 years ago
• Jimmy Dimora gets trial date: Sept. 12, 2011
• Police: Friends scuffle at Wal-Mart over infant left in car
• Woman finds teen sleeping on couch, chases him from apartment with knife
• Solar farm slated to bring clean energy, 600 jobs to Ohio
• Girls tennis: West Shore Conference tournament continues
• Post office worker charged with assault, aggravated menacing for pulling knife
• Olga Y. Trimble
• Carol L. Tatum
• Browns coach Eric Mangini: Safety T.J. Ward ‘not a dirty guy’
• Police log for Oct. 4, 2010
• Murray Ridge bus involved in crash
• Full table at Second Harvest’s Generous Helpings
• Man dead after fiery crash into house in Sheffield Lake
• White Sox 6, Indians 5: White Sox, Tribe wrap rough years
• Ohio gas prices up 4 cents a gallon from last week
• Terrelle Pryor planning to play against Indiana
• Browns play the bully role against Bengals
• Browns 23, Bengals 20: Browns hold on for win to defy history
• Today’s the deadline to register to vote next month
• Fisher, Portman meet tonight for first debate
• 5 people dead, 7 hurt in southern Ohio house fire
• Jake Delhomme listed as No. 3 QB; Seneca Wallace will start
• Browns LB Scott Fujita appreciates wearing pink
• Browns update: Cleveland leads 3-0 after first quarter
• Browns lead 13-10 at halftime
• Browns lead 23-13 after three quarters
• Browns get first win, 23-20 over Bengals
• Man dies as car bursts into flames after striking home
• High school cross country: Westlake dominates Obenour Invitational
• High school boys golf: Lake Ridge stays hot, wins LCAAA title by 17 strokes
• High school boys soccer: Supel, defense carry Elyria past North Ridgeville
• Fires damage two homes in Lorain
• Rain, White Sox lefty Buehrle combine to snap Indians’ seven-game winning streak
• Man dead after crash into porch
• Franklin Elementary faces bumpy path to its ‘promise’
• Browns have new goal, plan to run with it
• Ohio State shakes off Pryor injury, Illinois upset bid to win Big Ten opener
• Design Review Changes
• Issue 21: New permanent income tax for EPD
• Oberlin College grad guilty in Dead Sea Scrolls Internet fraud case
• Oberlin school district takes preliminary steps to choosing architect
• Sutton challenger Tom Ganley faces harassment lawsuit
• Man charged with stalking Elyria detective
• Browns: Bruising back Hillis making impact
• Indians 7, White Sox 3: Tribe wins season-high seventh straight game
• High school football: Ridgeville rolls over Bay
• High school football: Elyria ends losing skid
• High school football: EC stays unbeaten
• High school football: Columbia takes control of PAC’s Stripes Division
• Lorain woman arrested, accused of running over boyfriend
• Neighbors tussle over corn hole yard sign
• Lorain veteran’s stolen Purple Heart is returned
• Web sex case placed in hands of grand jury
• Bowling Green University approves same-sex benefits for employees
• Friday night scoreboard/highlights
• Another lowland gorilla baby born at Columbus zoo
• Browns notes: Jerome Harrison says relationship with Eric Mangini is good
• Ohio group pitches plan to reduce painkiller abuse
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme practices again; coach Eric Mangini will decide starter Saturday night
• Road Construction! Washington Avenue area
• Ohio State piles up the points and the records in romp over Eastern Michigan
• Early mistakes cost Elyria as Parma rallies for win
• Elyria Catholic overcomes slow start, downs St. Thomas Aquinas
• Amherst tops Westlake in battle of unbeatens
• Avon flexes its muscles, rolls over North Ridgeville
• Boys soccer: Short-handed Westlake loses battle for first with Brecksville
• Indians finally get to Greinke, blast Royals
• Browns put Jackson on IR, ending his season
• Browns not ready to panic despite 0-2 start
• Ohio State’s Sanzenbacher stays humble even after 4-TD day
• Indians notes from Saturday: Brantley set to return, Donald still ailing
• Indians 7, Royals 1: Tribe roughs up Greinke
• Browns put LB D’Qwell Jackson on IR; Joshua Cribbs questionable for Ravens
• Indians 7, Royals 1: Tribe roughs up Greinke
• Joyce Perkins
• Robert Earl Kirkpatrick
• Joseph Andrew Siwierka
• Thomas Austin Grueser
• Brother Harrison Hildreth
• High school football wrapup: Avon, EC win big
• Court overturns nurse’s assault conviction
• BLOTTER: Sept. 25, 2010
• Suspended surgeon back on job at EMH
• CORRECTIONS: Sept. 25, 2010
• Police say robber pepper-sprayed 66-year-old bingo volunteer, took $2,000
• Updated: Injured Browns could be short-handed for game against Ravens
• Police shoot and killed armed man in Sandusky County
• One call, four arrests for Lorain officer
• Ohio county removing GOP’s welcome signs
• Pair appear in court on sex, prostitution charges
• Lorain police charge woman they say flung kitten into lake
• PHOTO GALLERY: Car overturns in Cascade Park
• Lorain man says mom drained checking account while he was at basic training
• $1,400 worth of Browns tickets taken from Lorain man’s car
• Lorain mom found passed out with daughter wandering nearby
• Avon Lake retiree working hard to nurture business
• You’re out! in the snow at Progressive Field this winter
• Open Door cross country invitational: Pats’ Neubauer gets win
• High school golf: Pirates’ Stuart repeats as PAC tourney MVP
• High school golf: Shoremen roll at SWC tourney
• High school football Week 5: Avon definitely dominant
• Royals 4, Indians 2: Offense comes up short again
• Lewis older, but still key to Ravens ‘D’
• Grand jury: No one will face charges in Kerstetter death
• One liquor permit, two bars is OK by state
• Goodwill gets county vans for transit service
• Ohio realty agents wary after 2 killings, robbery
• Boys soccer: Columbia defeats Wellington, remains unbeaton
• Indians notes from Thursday: Bullpen offers optimism for 2011
• High school volleyball: Magnificat stops Olmsted Falls at net for 4-game win
• Royals 4, Indians 2: Tribe falls farther behind KC
• Is Browns’ QB Seneca Wallace set for Ravens?
• Royals 4, Indians 2: Tribe sinks deeper into last place
• Twins 5, Indians 1: Twins rest regulars, but reserves still throttle Indians
• Fire damages Cedar Point’s Mean Streak
• Lorain pays out $560,000 for sewer collapse
• Kitten tossed into lake will be Woolly Bear fest VIP
• Some neighbors getting fed up over EHS dust-up
• Elyria man says new drinking buddies turned on him
• Police: Thief hurt after being hauled away by trashmen
• Brothers to appear in court for robbing real estate agent
• Browns struggling with long injury list
• Ohio Chamber of Commerce makes first-ever governor endorsement: Kasich
• Brookside teen’s accident forwarded to juvenile authorities
• Child LifeFlighted from crash; 4 total sent to hospital
• State launches website for new health care laws
• Pair face various sex, prostitution charges for streaming sex with underage girl
• Woman in fair condition after brutal beating by would-be purse thief
• Brookside senior upgraded again, to good condition
• Oberlin College students make foreign language elementary
• Building momentum: City uses federal funds to tear down, renovate homes
• Police: Drunken mom crashed driving daughter
• Vic’s drops license, but not the booze
• Hitting now includes ‘the books’ as classes start at OSU
• High school volleyball: Cardinals rebound, down Clippers in 5
• EC volleyball knocks off state champ Padua
• Twins 6, Indians 4: Tribe can’t keep lead
• Women stole 2-week-old puppy, dog-sitters say
• Scott Petrak: Browns season not lost yet … really
• Police looking for man in green pickup who approached boy at bus stop
• Vandals hit Ohio cemetery where Wright Brothers are buried
• Strickland, Kasich battle over public school funding
• Realtor found dead in home he was trying to sell near Kent
• Fatal fire scene hit by copper thieves
• Update: Harrison, Robiskie miss Browns practice, along with Delhomme misses practice again
• Lorain man robbed of cash, knife at gunpoint
• Brookside senior doing much better at MetroHealth
• Lorain man in critical condition, says woman pushed him off porch
• 44 pounds heroin seized; Feds say it’s biggest Ohio bust ever
• Unemployment up slightly for county, Lorain, Elyria
• Woman, 10th-grade girl involved in accident
• Council OKs deal to save St. Joseph Community Center
• Half dozen homes spray-painted on Elyria’s north side
• Avon woman pleads guilty to death benefit theft
• Mangini says mistakes at root of Browns’ 0-2 start
• Twins 9, Indians 3: Tribe done in by Twins’ big sixth
• Girls soccer: Young Middies keep on shining, beat EC 3-0
• State poll: EC No. 1 in Division IV
• Boys soccer: Klekota’s hat trick helps Amherst burn up Brunswick
• Running roundup: Amherst’s Gross takes 3rd in age group at Sandusky Half Ironman
• You told us what you love about Lorain County: Here it is!
• North Ridgeville mom wants bus stop stolen from front yard returned
• Columbia Gas says it installed 28,000 defective pipes in Ohio, 4 other states
• Owner cited but dog OK after being shot by police
• Firelands football coach caught in sex sting resigns, remains on paid leave as JVS teacher
• Police chief: Injured Brookside senior wasn’t car surfing
• Royals 6, Indians 4: A stellar cellar fight
• Ohio gas prices down 7 cents from last week
• Browns center Alex Mack accuses Chiefs DL Shaun Smith of grabbing below the belt
• Club promoters say rapper stole rental van after Club Dolce show
• Woman arrested after hitting man, building, motorcycle at McDonald’s
• Report: $361 million to save teacher jobs may not be needed
• Lorain woman faces charges after hitting car, fleeing scene
• Latest Lorain County ‘dangerous dozen’ figure taken into custody
• Vote daily for Friendship APL in online grant competition
• Lorain woman looking for shih tzu she believes was dog-napped from car
• Principal: Brookside senior in hospital after car-surfing incident following homecoming
• Teen arrested after group causes heavy damage at Lorain business
• Aaron’s employees rescue kitten trapped in customer’s car
• Man trying to find home for kitten woman tossed into lake
• Firelands football coach caught in sex sting resigns
• Boys soccer notes: Hard work paying off for Comets
• Browns greats get their just due
• Browns notes: QB Seneca Wallace says loss is his fault
• Browns analysis: Team still finding ways to lose
• Chiefs 16, Browns 14: Familiar ring as Browns blow it in the 2nd half
• Columbia teen dies in crash
• Quick and complete: Ohio State scores early, often in dominating Ohio U.
• Ohio State’s Pryor even surprises himself with record passing day
• Indians survive rain delays, Royals thanks to LaPorta grand slam
• Browns pregame: Seneca Wallace starts; Jake Delhomme inactive
• Browns first quarter update: Chiefs lead 3-0
• Browns update: Resilient Cleveland leads 14-10 at halftime
• Browns update: Cleveland clinging to 14-13 lead through 3 quarters
• Browns lose to Chiefs, fall to 0-2
• Keystone crosses up Elyria Catholic: Wildcats win matchup of storied volleyball coaches
• Elyria volleyball team hands Buckeye first loss
• Only Week 2, but Browns already approaching must-win territory
• Peter Lawson Jones speaks to Lorain County NAACP
• Hannah VanWormer is 2010 Apple Fest queen
• North Ridgeville soldier gets a hero’s welcome
• Vermilion teen’s pledge plea read on ‘O’Reilly’
• Veterans honor those who didn’t make it back home
• Blessing House gets a meaty gift
• Browns: Backup QB Wallace looks like he could get start Sunday
• Browns notes: Romeo’s back … with the other guys
• Choo blasts three home runs, drives in seven as Indians rip Royals
• High school football: Amherst’s defense puts clamps on North Olmsted
• High school football: Columbia goes long to make short work of Black River
• High school football: Avon Lake defense holds Olmsted Falls in check
• High school football: Elyria Catholic tops second-ranked Hartley in OT
• Severely underweight dog seized from ‘deplorable’ Lorain home
• 2 arrested after police find stolen gun in car outside Lorain bar
• Update: Browns QB Seneca Wallace likely to start Sunday
• Driver: Ambulance ‘barely rolling’ before fatal crash on Route 303
• High school volleyball: Wildcats scratch out 4-game win over Clearview
• Browns’ Jerome Harrison looks to repeat big day vs. Chiefs
• High school football: Mayfield rolls over Pioneers
• PHOTO GALLERY: Apple Festival is here!
• EC faces tough test tonight against Bishop Hartley
• Indians 3, Angels 2: Tribe wins it in 11th
• Crushers year in review: Team expected more out of 2010 season
• Poll: Portman has wide lead in Ohio’s U.S. Senate race
• Ohio’s US Senate race all about jobs lost, economy
• Apple Festival Weekend
• Friday night football scores/highlights
• Lung Association wants Ohio to double $1.25-per-pack cigarette tax
• Indians 3, Angels 2: Error gives Tribe win
• Boys soccer: Bay soars to win over Firelands
• Indians 3, Angels 2: Error in the 11th lifts Tribe to win
• Ohio college student gets 950-mile ambulance ride
• Chuck Camera pleads not guilty to stealing from youth baseball
• Ex-Cuyahoga County auditor due in court today
• Amherst couple plead not guilty in Jesse Crum Jr. death
• Quarterback quandary: Delhomme may sit out
• Toledo newspaper workers reunite woman, birth mother
• Angels 7, Indians 0: Gomez gets rocked
• Lorain police receive report of fight, shot fired
• Browns to honor Kerstetter, other fallen officers at Sunday’s home opener
• One man apprehended after burglary, police chase
• Man faces drug charges after complaints about barber shop
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme misses practice again
• Gay bar opening in former Kennedy’s in Lorain
• Lorain County under severe thunderstorm warning
• Weather forecast looks good as 30th Apple Festival kicks off tomorrow
• 2010 Elyria Apple Festival schedule
• Former Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo pleads guilty, likely will serve 20-plus years
• Turnpike accident, fuel spill snarl turnpike traffic overnight
• Elyria at Mayfield football updates
• High school football week 4: Amherst’s Hosier steps in for Basinski
• Indians notes from Thursday: Walks plague Tribe all season
• Officials: Lehman Brothers collapse killed big job deal for Lorain
• Local partisans on both sides pleased with how debate went
• Strickland, Kasich accuse each other of being bad for workers
• Ohio State football: Buckeyes taking OU seriously
• Browns’ Sorensen happy to blend in as solid play goes unnoticed
• High school volleyball: Elyria slips, then rights to beat ’Stangs in 5
• Indians 4, Angels 3: Minor league DH Shelley Duncan powers Tribe to victory
• Indians notes from Wednesday: Acta sees good and bad in 2011 schedule
• Middle Ridge Road closed in Amherst Township
• Angels 7, Indians 0: Weaver shuts down Tribe
• Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora indicted in corruption probe
• Angels 7, Indians 0: Weaver shuts down Tribe
• Lorain man dies in accident on I-480 in Cleveland
• Update: Browns QB Jake Delhomme out of practice, in boot
• Ohio State wants 4 percent enrollment boost in 5 years
• Lorain man says pack of nine dogs attacked him
• Police: Man faces charges for firing gun in Lorain neighborhood
• Ohio board rejects mercy for killer of girlfriend
• State prison chief wants to reduce Ohio inmates by 3,000
• VIDEO: Driver dead after accident with ambulance; firefighter, original patient being taken to hospi
• Oberlin college employees protest on campus
• Amber Alert issued for 4-year-old boy kidnapped in Toledo area
• Prosecutor appeals Ridgeville teen’s sentence in stabbing death
• PHOTO GALLERY: Last weekend’s high school football action
• Bill Clinton campaigns for Ted Strickland in Cleveland
• Boys soccer: Avon tops EC in battle of unbeatens
• State football poll: EC 5th in D-IV, will face No. 2 Friday; Avon 6th in D-II
• Holmgren: Brown hasn’t responded to latest gestures
• Delhomme still hurting: Browns QB to have sore ankle tested
• Strickland, Kasich to meet in first debate tonight
• Lorain man added to U.S. Marshals’ Dangerous Dozen list
• Magazine rates Cedar Point best park 13th year in a row
• Cincinnati grandma dead after protecting child during drive-by
• Indians 4, Angels 3: Duncan powers Tribe win
• Indians plan ‘Peanut Aware Zone’ at Sept. 26 game
• Indians notes from Tuesday: Masterson could return to rotation
• Trouble brewing for EC? Program investigated for illegal recruiting
• Indians 4, Angels 3: Duncan powers Tribe past Halos
• Lorain school officials: EC investigation involves 2 recruits from Whittier Middle School
• CHP hospital changing name to Mercy
• More Ohio minorities take SAT college entry exam
• Possible explosive at firefighter’s house prompts bomb scare
• 2 in custody after shots are fired in Avon neighborhood
• Ohio sees drop in violent crime, less property crime, too
• Woman arrested for DUI after leaving accident scene
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme to have test on ankle
• Family holding vigil a year after death of Lance Cpl. David Hall
• Wellington community activist dies in car crash in Canada
• Big win nice, but OSU has long way to go
• Twins 6, Indians 2: Things go bad for Tribe
• Browns notes: Kellen Winslow not a big factor
• Team not down on QB Jake Delhomme after tough day
• Buccaneers 17, Browns 14: Turnovers ruin good start in another ugly opening loss
• Gas up 9 cents in Ohio to average of $2.80 per gallon
• Other conferences looking to copy Big Ten Network’s recipe for success
• Wellington doctor arrested on sex charge
• Cincinnati-area apartment building fire leaves 17 families homeless
• Prison director: Staff sometimes miss execution prep
• Elyria Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Hilliard and Gulf Road Traffic Signal
• Police log for Aug. 22, 2010
• Tigers’ Galarraga just too tough on Indians … again
• No place like home for Browns’ Delhomme
• Boxing: Lorain’s Wilkins Santiago scores first knockout as a pro
• North Ridgeville man meets Barack Obama
• Family to have vigil for victim of shooting
• Avon company, Elyria councilman renovate flower bed for free
• Lorain man pleads guilty to arson
• Community pays tribute to firefighter
• Outspoken volunteer allowed to return
• Caretaker mauled by bear dies
• Breaking it down: Scott Petrak takes a look at training camp
• Indians 7, Royals 3: Tribe makes season-high five errors in win
• UPDATE — Man mauled by bear dies overnight
• Leonard G. Oldfield
• Scott William Young
• Kenneth W. Miller
• North Ridgeville firefighter placed on paid leave
• Jim’s Coffeehouse closing in Elyria
• Elyria officials look at solicitors’ rules for knocking
• Judge blocks firefighters’ motion to stop pay deferment
• Nonprofit Advent Industries hiring 10-20 to build bunk beds
• Man, 24, attacked by bear
• The good and bad from Browns training camp
• CornBelters 2, Crushers 0: Pitchers excel, but hitters are no-shows
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2010: Falls relying on excellent senior class
• Pioneer Jake Neuschaefer picks Flashes for baseball
• It’s not to late to buy a fair season pass and save
• Lorain County Fair fairgounds map
• Lorain County Fair 2010 schedule
• Jim’s Coffeehouse in Elyria closing after tomorrow
• Eric Mangini thanks fans, other notes from Browns training camp
• Elyria levy backers near fundraising goal
• LCCC’s University Partnership is model for schools around the state
• Community Health Partners: No smokers need apply
• Kevin Criss remembered: More than 100 attend Avon Fire Department vigil
• Crushers grab early lead then hold off CornBelters
• Big 10 bound: Amherst’s Deme Morales headed to Wisconsin
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2010: Are Sailors on the way back up?
• Varejao hurts his ankle, but he’s OK
• Browns’ Colt McCoy is willing to wait for his time to come
• Interstate 90 rollover sends one to Metro
• Royals 9, Indians 7: Fausto struggles in latest ugly loss
• Plans moving ahead for downtown Cleveland casino
• Lorain man indicted for fatal DUI accident
• Ohio Department of Aging launches Grandparents Day photo contest
• Fire official: Gasoline used to set fire at Lorain school playground
• Couple: Unknown caller repeatedly threatening to kill them, baby
• Police arrest man who has been bothering people at boat launch all summer
• Police: Man arrested for cutting friend he tried to stab
• Hospital: Man in good condition after jumping from bridge
• Teen arrested for drinking after report of shots fired
• Salt buildup to blame for fire at United Initiators
• Candlelight vigil tonight for Avon firefighter
• Browns place punter Dave Zastudil on IR
• Royals 2, Indians 1: Acta not pleased with called third strikes
• Old-school style for new Cavs uniforms
• CornBelters 3, Crushers 2: Lake Erie’s playoff hopes dealt blow
• Semi crash, acid spill overnight close turnpike, force evacuations
• Fire overnight destroys woman’s recently bought Sheffield Lake home
• Ohio tea party shopper program dropped in less than a week
• Right side of offensive line in flux
• Suicidal teen arrested after struggle with deputies
• Updated: Browns place punter Dave Zastudil on IR
• LeBron to GQ: No regrets about ‘The Decision,’ not sure if Gilbert ever cared
• Elyria may gut design review, lessen tough guidelines
• Browns’ Phil Dawson: He’s a kicker, not a dancer
• Divers excel together at national meet
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2010: Columbia thinks this season could be a special one
• Signed in time: Indians beat deadline, ink all their top picks
• Ohio State offensive line feeling just fine for a change
• Plane from Lake Erie islands crash recovered
• Mystery of the Old Ohio Clock in U.S. Senate persists
• BREAKING NEWS: Avon firefighter killed in motorcycle accident overnight
• Vermilion teams up to try to save historic museum site
• Indians 9, Mariners 1: Indians use breakout inning to sink Cy Young candidate
• Police: Shots fired into two apartments overnight
• Report: Man says trio assaulted him near Ely Square
• More than two dozen mailboxes on South Abbe Road damaged overnight
• Amherst police dog Bandit dies
• News and notes from Browns training camp
• Laura E. Naftzger
• Charlotte E. McDonald
• 15 minutes: Meet face painter Mark Botson
• Police log for Aug. 16, 2010
• Elyria man faces dump truck DUI
• Ex-fair chief Tom Denes dies in crash
• Photo gallery: Fire destroys East Avenue house
• Photo gallery: North Ridgeville Corn Festival wraps up
• Federal judge upholds Ohio lethal injection system
• Photo gallery: Vermilion Port Authority Duck Dash
• Scott Petrak: Rookies, QBs give Browns a solid start
• Vermilion Harbor Triathlon: Hartley defends title
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2010: Clippers feel new guys are prepared
• Indians 9, Mariners 1: Tribe avoids sweep
• Indians 9, Mariners 1: Tribe avoids the sweep
• Indians notes: Hafner slams rehab assignment
• Florence Eva Wentzel
• Friends, family recall life cut short by crash
• Real Heroes honors police, firefighters and ordinary citizens who did extraordinary things
• Watney shoots 66, opens three-shot lead at PGA
• High school football 2010: Oberlin staying positive despite heavy graduation losses
• Tribe notes: Hafner could skip rehab, be activated soon
• Family mourns a loving father, husband
• Chris Assenheimer: Tribe trots out lineup fit for ‘Major League’ not the major leagues
• Talbot returns to mound, but control doesn’t as Tribe falls to Mariners
• Preseason opener: Delhomme’s solid debut, Dawson’s clutch kicks carry Browns past Packer
• Softball notes: Elyria East a hit as tournament host
• Juror’s Internet use could imperil verdict
• Dragged there to learn, kids have a blast at camp
• Muddled major: Kuchar grabs lead, but much of field hasn’t finished second round yet
• Father of two killed in Lorain
• Tribe notes: Choo bounces back fast from beaning
• Worst get best of Indians: Seattle, another last-place team, downs punchless Tribe
• High school football 2010: Lorain has high hopes for Titans
• Bring on the hitting: Delhomme ready for first test run as Browns starting QB
• Mariners 9, Indians 3: Seattle shellacks Tribe
• Mariners 9, Indians 3: Seattle shellacks Tribe
• Roundup: Aug. 14, 2010
• Another most-wanted Lorain County fugitive arrested
• State Supreme Court removes party ban for judges
• VIDEO: Daniel Kovarbasich, 16, gets probation for killing alleged molester
• Crushers shut out in Illinois
• Tribe notes: Acta standing behind Hafner
• Pioneer Invitational: Elyria homes in on title at own golf tourney
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2010: Amherst expects to be even better this year
• Indians 4, Orioles 1: Rookie Jeanmar Gomez has another strong outing
• Browns’ linebacker depth a plus
• Exotic dancer: Man touched her before he was dragged to his death
• Indians notes: Choo avoids another serious injury
• Highway Patrol: ‘Alarming’ increase in ID theft cases
• Mariners 3, Indians 2: Tribe opens series with a loss
• BREAKING NEWS: Lorain man murdered overnight
• Mariners 3, Indians 2: Tribe drops series opener to Seattle
• Police: Gun report leads to drug charges for Elyria man
• Police: Teen hospitalized, infant LifeFlighted after being burned by teen boy
• Ohio police dog dies after being left in hot car
• AG: Reports of Ohioans ripped off by sweepstakes scams could double
• 2 more fugitives from county added to Dangerous Dozen list
• Browns coach Eric Mangini says no surgery — for now — for D’Qwell Jackson
• Elyria Salvation Army giving out book bags, supplies today and tomorrow
• Crews break ground on first Ohio casino
• Ridgeville considers 2011 bond issue for new middle school
• Board of Revision rep Virginia Haynes resigns
• High school golf: Improving Avon wins title
• BREAKING NEWS: Daniel Kovarbasich gets five years probation
• Rumors abound on Cedar Point’s new ride
• VIDEO: United Initiators fire under investigation
• Tribe notes: Huff out to minors; Talbot in
• Little League softball juniors: Indiana takes crown
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2010: Avon Lake needs a runner
• Orioles 3, Indians 1: Hits don’t come for Tribe
• Browns LB D’Qwell Jackson won’t need surgery, out 3-7 weeks
• Wham, with the right hand: Tait still golden as he enters Hall of Fame
• Circle K robbed at gunpoint this morning; police seek 2 men
• Rookie safety T.J. Ward off to a strong start for Browns
• Man jailed for stabbing wife during argument about cheating
• Rock hall to shower gifts on 8 millionth visitor
• 11th straight year of record Ohio liquor sales
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2010: Wellington plans to throw more
• Obituaries for Aug. 11, 2010
• Indians notes: Huff sent down to clear way for Talbot
• Orioles 3, Indians 1: Bergesen shuts down Tribe
• Orioles 3, Indians 1: Bergesen shuts down Tribe
• Vermilion gets funds for new railroad crossing
• Coming tomorrow in Accent: Lavender, a great one-tank trip, new exercise for runners and more!
• Browns LB D’Qwell Jackson still undergoing tests on pectoral injury
• EHS band to perform in Buckeye Invitational at OSU
• Joe Tait: LeBron never leader he claimed to be
• Orioles 14, Indians 8: Red-hot Orioles rip Tribe
• Juniors regional tourney: Elyria crushed by Michigan 16-0
• Central Ohio police chase overnight leaves man dead, cop hurt
• Rain, Selena Gomez blamed for lower state fair attendance
• With 7 executions this year, Ohio ties record
• National TV dates dry up for Cavaliers
• Browns: Rough day for D’Qwell?
• State executes Youngstown-area workplace killer
• Report: Drunk man in stolen car crashed, fled police, crashed again
• Police: Man stole from liquor store after showing owner his ID
• Boy arrested for setting trash can fire at McKinley school
• Browns CB Eric Wright leaves practice; observations from camp
• Photos: Fire breaks out at old Aztec site
• Browns LB D’Qwell Jackson leaves practice with injury, could be serious
• Indians notes: Talbot returning to rotation?
• Orioles 14, Indians 8: Red-hot O’s rout Tribe
• Orioles 14, Indians 8: Red-hot O’s spank Tribe
• Spring Valley Conditional Use for Cluster Home Development
• Ford Road Bridge Funding Approved by ODOT--up for consideration by Utilities
• Happy Independence Day!
• No Police Audit At This Time
• No Public Funds To Support Income Tax Campaign
• Income Tax and Public Funding Proposal
• 4th Ward Town Hall Meeting Video now available
• Proposed Changes to 2010 Budget
• 2010 Budget Passed
• New Council Convened (Contact Information)!
• April 14 Utilities Meeting--Streets and New Sanitation Trucks
• Trash Pickup Delays
• Streets for 2010
• SR 57/West River Rd. N Comments
• Elyria Police Proposed Funding Plan
• 2010 Budget
• PRESENTATION EXPLAINING OPERATION OF SIGNALS
• Interview with Katie Couric on CBS News
• Draft Rubbish Removal Regulations
• Paperwork Reduction Ordinance Referral
• Income Tax Discussion Continues
• City Finances--2010 Budget Discussions
• New Income Tax for the Ballot
• Ford Road Bridge Repairs
• Happy Memorial Day!
• 2010 Draft Budget
• Design Review Moratorium Extended
• Questions about the 2010 Budget?
• 2010 Street Repairs
• 4TH WARD TOWN HALL MEETING--March 25 6-9 p.m.
• Town Hall Meeting a Success!
• Newse on Intervention Speicialist Program in Lorain
• Volley For The Cure
• Clark Named Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction
• Teacher of the Year - Bruce Neubauer
• Three Redneck Tenors-A New Musical Adventure
• From Temple to Theatre (RAS)
• From Temple to Theatre (SMS)
• Girls With Guitars Starring Shedaisy

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