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• Back to School for Lorain - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• How to Make Reading Fun: Teacher Strategies
• Wounded Nature - Working Veterans Poised To Launch Aggressive Environmental Task
• BE A LOCAL BLOGGER:The Community Media Lab's door is open at The Morning Journal
• MAP: Missing Wellington woman believed to be alive
• INTERACTIVE: Miracle miners all out
• Elyria’s annual Ohio Largest Book sale set to begin today
• Fire destroys historic flea market in Strasburg
• Sue Morano profile
• Lorain gang members sentenced to prison
• Kovarbasich on Oprah Monday
• Ohio court weighs ticketing of leased vehicles
• VIDEO: Candidates take stage at CHIP forum
• Gayle Manning profile
• MAP: Amherst Chipotle set to open Tuesday
• Cause of Sheffield Lake fire unknown
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• 8 cases of salmonella confirmed at school
• Dad turns in son for threat: Boy accused of phoning bomb scare to Amherst Steele High
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• MAP: Missing Wellington woman believed to be alive
• More work done on Lorain's 28th Street underpass
• INTERACTIVE: Miracle miners all out
• Elyria’s annual Ohio Largest Book sale set to begin today
• Little girl hosts fundraiser for families of sick children
• Fire destroys Collins Elevator
• VIDEO: Candidates take stage at CHIP forum
• Sheffield Village employees get raises to offset insurance costs
• Fire destroys historic flea market in Strasburg
• Cause of Sheffield Lake fire unknown
• ELECTION: 13th District Senate candidates concerned about bringing back small businesses, jobs (VIDEOS)
• Lorain gang members sentenced to prison
• Dad turns in son for threat: Boy accused of phoning bomb scare to Amherst Steele High
• Avon officer in critical condition following surgery
• Ohio soup kitchen wants to help man who stole $125
• More work done on Lorain's 28th Street underpass
• Fire destroys Collins Elevator
• Little girl hosts fundraiser for families of sick children
• Ohio soup kitchen wants to help man who stole $125
• Ohio court weighs ticketing of leased vehicles
• Sheffield Village employees get raises to offset insurance costs
• Kovarbasich on Oprah Monday
• MAP: Amherst Chipotle set to open Tuesday
• Avon officer in critical condition following surgery
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• 8 cases of salmonella confirmed at school
• Avon preparing for legal battle with North Ridgeville
• Last trapped Chilean miner rescued; ordeal ends
• Man sues Whiskey Ranch Bar over assault
• 8 salmonella cases linked to Clearview
• Public library system ready to host meeting on state funding
• Reward created for missing Wellington woman
• Vermilion schools in good financial health, report finds
• Dad turns in son for high school bomb threat
• Home search ‘warrantless’: Bank robbery suspect again asks to suppress evidence
• East 28th Street underpass closed
• Kovarbasich ready to tell his story to Oprah today
• Avon officer in critical condition following surgery
• Gang members net long prison terms
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• LIVE VIDEO: Chile joyous at miner rescue
• Port Authority OKs land lease for new high school
• VIDEO: Idol honored for dedicating life to service
• Vigil for Gwen: Missing woman’s car found near Cincinnati (VIDEO and MAP)
• VIDEO: St. Joe’s celebrates new start
• VIDEO: Academic bar goes up for schools
• VIDEO: Avon officer in serious condition following motorcycle, truck crash
• Lacking storage, Ohio dumps college books
• Candidates in final debate for Ohio US Senate seat
• VIDEO: Men donate Harley Davidson motorcycle to Lorain County Sheriff's D.A.R.E. Program
• DOCUMENT: Port Authority to vote on leasing land to Lorain schools
• More Ohio deer means more crashes, officials say
• Lorain in danger if more fire cuts made, chief says
• Three missing locals found after seven-hour search
• LIVE VIDEO: Chilean miners rescue effort
• Amherst set to join electricity program
• MAP: Missing woman's car found in southern Ohio
• Public hearings will discuss FirstEnergy’s all-electric rate
• VIDEO: Police ID Avon officer hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Elyria man, 32, arrested as suspect in $3,000 Fifth Third Bank robbery
• Extent of injuries to Avon police officer unknown
• Prayer vigil tonight for missing Wellington woman
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
• Ford will step up production of Econolines
• AFTER THE SERIES: Readers react to stimulus spending
• Students no longer sick: Most of 100 Clearview high schoolers are better, cause unknown
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• VIDEO: Last pushes made to garner school levy voters
• BE A LOCAL BLOGGER:The Community Media Lab's door is open at The Morning Journal
• Smoothing crater city: Oberlin Avenue repaving underway (VIDEO)
• Police chief files countersuit: Rivera’s $1 million case stems from ’08 raid of Montelon’s home
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
• AFTER THE SERIES: Readers react to stimulus spending
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• Girl, 17, injured in Ohio skydiving accident
• Ohio baby arrives at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10
• Informed parents key for kids: Surveys may lead to better Lorain schools, group hopes (VIDEO)
• Ohio fuel prices up 19 cents from last week
• SLIDESHOW: a week in news
• Elyria man suspected in Fifth Third robbery
• Ford plant plays host at meeting for mayors
• Unemployed find old jobs now require more skills
• Injured quarterbacks play role in 20-10 loss at home
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• Roadwork begins on Oberlin Avenue
• Strickland rallies volunteers
• DOCUMENT: Minister says rescue likely in Chile
• AFTER THE SERIES: Readers react to stimulus spending
• Kalahari, LCCC benefiting from weak economy
• Wellington woman, 38, still missing
• Man dedicates life to helping at-risk youths
• VIDEO: Teachers invest in supplies to aid students
• Strickland rallies volunteers
• AFTER THE SERIES: Readers react to stimulus spending
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Homeowners get help to cut energy bills
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds grow green economy
• DOCUMENT: Minister says rescue likely in Chile
• Kalahari, LCCC benefiting from weak economy
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
• Wellington woman, 38, still missing
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• Man dedicates life to helping at-risk youths
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Homeowners get help to cut energy bills
• VIDEO: Teachers invest in supplies to aid students
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds grow green economy
• VIDEO: Washington rates ‘continuous improvement’
• Avon Lake to hire finance director soon
• City, firefighters continue to spar on pay deferral
• Wellington woman missing: 38-year-old gone after Wednesday trip to Oberlin Walmart
• Three cases of salmonella confirmed by health official
• VIDEO: Driver slightly injured after rear-ending school bus
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Homeowners get help to cut energy bills
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds grow green economy
• VIDEOS: Judge clears Marrero
• Health & Dentistry lands $6.6 million grant for new facilities
• Lorain’s Arts Academy sponsor being investigated by education department
• DOCUMENT: Mental illness organization slams 2 Cedar Point HalloWeekends exhibits
• Stimulus funds grows green economy
• Oberlin Avenue work to start Monday
• Man suing store after dog attack
• Prosecutor’s office opposes sealing of criminal records
• North Ridgeville OKs quiet zones
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• Missing woman without medication, police say
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
• Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
• Arrests made in accidental shooting
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• Benefit dinner scheduled for family who lost home in fire
• Arrests made in accidental shooting
• Former Lorain Officer Earl said to have alibi for forgery charge
• Benefit dinner scheduled for family who lost home in fire
• Library of Congress exhibit coming to Oberlin
• Former Lorain Officer Earl said to have alibi for forgery charge
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• Ganley denies woman’s claim of harassment
• Library of Congress exhibit coming to Oberlin
• 100 students call in sick: Health Department investigating causes at Clearview High
• VIDEOS: Ex-officer acquitted of rape in retrial
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• VIDEO: Former cop in rape trial says sex consensual
• 1 Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead at own hand
• 100 students call in sick: Health Department investigating causes at Clearview High
• Ganley denies woman’s claim of harassment
• Ohio tree trimmer deaths reminder of job's hazards
• VIDEO: Former cop in rape trial says sex consensual
• 1 Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead at own hand
• VIDEO: Truck rams loaded school bus, driver injured
• Ohio tree trimmer deaths reminder of job's hazards
• VIDEO: Man escapes fire in Sheffield Lake home
• Truck rams loaded school bus, driver injured
• Kovarbasich going on Oprah
• VIDEO: Man escapes fire in Sheffield Lake home
• VIDEO: Gardens of Charleston opening in downtown
• Kovarbasich going on Oprah
• Missing woman without medication, police say
• VIDEO: Gardens of Charleston opening in downtown
• Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• Vermilion mayor accused of destroying public records
• Ohio authorities find hundreds of marijuana plants
• Vandalism at stadium, park might be related
• Kasich, Strickland to have final debate tonight
• VIDEO: School board needs to act fast on levy
• Grant to expand mentoring for Ohio inmates' kids
• VIDEO: Goodwill hosts job fair, nearly 400 people attend
• City barbecue, silent auction to benefit The Hickories Museum
• VIDEO: Sheffield Lake man, 81, loses home in explosion, fire
• Fun Night fundraiser benefits Elyria Historical Association
• VIDEO: FirstEnergy tears down Lorain plant along shore
• Clambake raises funds to send help to the Dominican Republic
• BGSU instructor arrested: Student says man brandished knife, made threat
• National manufacturing group to host election forum at LCCC
• $2 million in cuts expected: Lorain County revenues not at levels originally projected, official says
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus dollars go to local Army Corps of Engineers projects
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Some schools on ‘funding cliff’ when stimulus ends
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Ohio sixth in education stimulus funds received (VIDEOS)
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Lorain, Elyria, LCCC agree school funds helpful
• Ohio to get $55 million in small business aid
• VIDEO: ‘American Idol’ stars at LCCC
• Retrial begins for ex-Lorain officer accused of rape
• Lorain man pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter
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• VIDEOS: Power plant opens offices in Lorain
• PAVED WITH 'GOLD" - Funds help make Lorain more accessible, attractive
• Paperwork holding up prosecutor's appeal in Kovarbasich case
• Ohio man pleads guilty to YMCA locker room photos
• Lorain schools hosting supply auction online
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• Emerald ash borer reaches western Ohio
• New owner reopens Jim's Coffeehouse in Elyria
• PAVED WITH 'GOLD" - Funds help make Lorain more accessible, attractive
• GOP's Portman leads US Senate race, poll shows
• VIDEO: Jackalope owner opening new restaurant in Avon
• Former Vermilion mayor suing city
• Wi-Fi tower still in limbo: Avon Lake gathering information for final vote, set for Oct. 25
• Avon schools looking at serious cuts if levy fails
• Clerks cited for alcohol sales: 8 out of 10 selected Elyria businesses sold to underage informants
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• STIMULUS TRACKER: What's next
• Ohio set to break record with year's 8th execution
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Scientific research in Northeast Ohio
• Emerald ash borer reaches western Ohio
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Funds propel scientific research
• GOP's Portman leads US Senate race, poll shows
• Paraplegic man found dead in pond
• Wi-Fi tower still in limbo: Avon Lake gathering information for final vote, set for Oct. 25
• Crash victim suffered from heart trouble
• VIDEO: Job seekers look for work at Goodwill job fair
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• Police seek man involved in Dollar General robbery
• Elyria boy arrested after beating up mom
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Scientific research in Northeast Ohio
• Council OKs zoning code changes for wind turbine
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• STIMULUS TRACKER: Funds propel scientific research
• Attorney wants online court records blocked
• PAVED WITH 'GOLD" - Funds help make Lorain more accessible, attractive
• Paraplegic man found dead in pond
• Lorain schools hosting supply auction online
• VIDEO: Job seekers look for work at Goodwill job fair
• Crash victim suffered from heart trouble
• VIDEO: Jackalope owner opening new restaurant in Avon
• Elyria boy arrested after beating up mom
• Police seek man involved in Dollar General robbery
• VIDEOS: Avon schools looking at serious cuts if levy fails
• Former Vermilion mayor suing city
• Council OKs zoning code changes for wind turbine
• New owner reopens Jim's Coffeehouse in Elyria
• Clerks cited for alcohol sales: 8 out of 10 selected Elyria businesses sold to underage informants
• Attorney wants online court records blocked
• STIMULUS TRACKER: What's next
• Ohio set to break record with year's 8th execution
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Cash for Clunkers scorecard
• STIMULUS TRACKER: A year later, Cash for Clunkers program a qualified success
• VIDEO: Get out the vote pizza party for Lorain school levy a success
• Council will further study city service vehicle hub site
• VIDEO: Friends establish fund for family who lost home in fire
• Vermilion lays out wind turbine laws
• Sheriff’s office taking applications for auxiliary
• Ohio postal worker charged with assault
• Defendant gets life sentence for drug-related murder
• Judge sets Dimora's bribery trial for Sept. 2011
• Two Elyria bars get dates set for liquor license hearings
• Canada joins US in Asian carp research project
• VIDEO: Avon wants moratorium sweepstakes cafe issue
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• Lorain County Furniture Bank suspending operations
• PAVED WITH 'GOLD" - Funds help make Lorain more accessible, attractive
• Goodwill job fair Wednesday
• 5K race raises money for Noemi Pagan Scholarship
• Neighbors rushed to rescue family: Friends helped victims escape after van crashed into home (VIDEO)
• ‘Pray for our firefighters’: Council members discuss recent layoffs, eye rehire plans (VIDEOS)
• STIMULUS TRACKER: What's next
• Renovations complete at Emerson Network Power Energy Systems in Lorain
• VIDEOS: 8 Murray Ridge Center clients hurt in bus crash on way to Oberlin College
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Cash for Clunkers stimulus effort remains debate topic
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• VIDEO: Man dies after crashing van into home, 2 children injured
• Biden to stump for Strickland in Youngstown today
• Ohio gas prices jump 4 cents from last week
• Despite rain, Second Harvest sees great turnout
• Police seize drugs, guns during raid
• STIMULUS TRACKER: What's next
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Transportation stimulus going nowhere
• PAVED WITH 'GOLD" - Funds help make Lorain more accessible, attractive
• Last day for Nov. 2 voter registration
• Two Lorain stations not deterring response times with recent fires
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Road, bridge projects fueled by stimulus billions
• SLIDESHOW: a week in news
• Boys injured in fiery crash 'doing fine'
• Gayle Manning profile
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Steel mill site goes back to nature on Black River
• Stimulus makes jobs, lasting effect in debate
• Ohio adds stimulus jobs, but it's a 'drop in the bucket'
• U.S. to tell citizens to be vigilant in Europe
• Dems, GOP recalibrate strategies
• VIDEO: 100-year-old barber has been cutting hair since he was 14
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• STIMULUS TRACKER: Locally, 191 jobs and one dream come true
• STIMULUS TRACKER: An eight-day series on economic recovery
• Stimulus funds help police fight crime in Lorain
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Steel mill site goes back to nature on Black River
• Stimulus makes jobs, lasting effect in debate
• Ohio adds stimulus jobs, but it's a 'drop in the bucket'
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• U.S. to tell citizens to be vigilant in Europe
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Locally, 191 jobs and one dream come true
• Dems, GOP recalibrate strategies
• STIMULUS TRACKER: An eight-day series on economic recovery
• VIDEO: 100-year-old barber has been cutting hair since he was 14
• Stimulus funds help police fight crime in Lorain
• More medical history requested in Kovarbasich case, rehabilitation
• Locally, 191 jobs and one dream come true
• Bad weather postpones Sidewalk Sale
• Stimulus funds help police fight crime in Lorain
• Oberlin downtown reborn: Former students’ East College Street Project near completion
• Steel mill site goes back to nature on Black River
• Amherst looks to collect more delinquent taxes
• Stimulus makes jobs, lasting effect in debate
• Woman, 75, hospitalized after house fire
• Ohio adds stimulus jobs, but it's a 'drop in the bucket'
• Avon looks to put hold on Internet sweep stake cafes
• STIMULUS TRACKER: An eight-day series on economic recovery
• Judge files dissenting opinion on monitoring
• Pastor guilty in thefts that cost Ohio church $1M
• City denies property owners’ lawsuit for tax breaks
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• Sanchez stalking conviction upheld
• VIDEO: Agreement reached to open temporary homeless shelter
• City braces for loss of firefighters
• Sheriff upset with COPS
• VIDEO: Take your pick!
• Former deputy treasurer sentenced to 3 years
• VIDEO: Local school plays "Minute to Win It" games for Wal-Mart gift cards
• Lorain school levy committee to host free early vote pizza party
• Cops and courts
• Communities awarded energy conservation grants
• VIDEO: Crowds swarm Fligner's for Dockside Seafood Sale
• VIDEO: Bargain store coming to Cobblestone Plaza
• Auxilary hosting poker walk on Sunday to fight breast cancer
• Sheriff says he needed federal grant to rehire
• Lorain fire chief blasts layoff plan
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• Stalking conviction remains for Lorain officer
• Sheriff says he needed federal grant to rehire
• Bad weather forces postponement of Sidewalk Sale
• Stalking conviction remains for Lorain officer
• INTERACTIVE: Actor Tony Curtis dies at 85
• Purple Heart returned: Man tells owner he bought the medal, other stolen items for $10
• MAP: Elementary school sold to Education Alternatives
• Bad weather forces postponement of Sidewalk Sale
• Ohio group pitches plan to reduce painkiller abuse
• Pastor guilty in thefts that cost Ohio church $1M
• Friends of Joe Koziura hosting fundraiser brunch on Sunday
• Internet cafe legislation approved in Sheffield Lake
• VIDEO: Bargain store coming to Cobblestone Plaza
• Woman fined $100 for littering after grease dumped on city street
• Lorain fire chief blasts layoff plan
• Lorain men indicted for holding four against will
• INTERACTIVE: Actor Tony Curtis dies at 85
• Purple Heart returned: Man tells owner he bought the medal, other stolen items for $10
• COPS grant will help to hire more police officers in Elyria
• MAP: Elementary school sold to Education Alternatives
• Ohio pastor guilty in thefts that cost church $1M
• Communities awarded energy conservation grants
• City denies claims in $13 million CRA lawsuit
• Internet cafe legislation approved in Sheffield Lake
• Auxilary hosting poker walk on Sunday to fight breast cancer
• Man found in street, girlfriend arrested for OVI
• Woman fined $100 for littering after grease dumped on city street
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• VIDEO: Crowds swarm Fligner's for Dockside Seafood Sale
• Lorain men indicted for holding four against will
• City denies claims in $13 million CRA lawsuit
• Ohio group pitches plan to reduce painkiller abuse
• COPS grant will help to hire more police officers in Elyria
• Man found in street, girlfriend arrested for OVI
• Friends of Joe Koziura hosting fundraiser brunch on Sunday
• VIDEOS: Frances Strickland at Democrat rally in Lorain
• DOCUMENT: Voting hours extended in county
• Lorain police claim man threatened to shoot them
• Food Network star in town: Chef Aáron Sanchéz to be at benefit in Lorain Sunday
• INTERACTIVE: Actor Tony Curtis dies at 85
• Trustee warns of telephone scam in Sheffield Township
• Jimmy Carter released from Cleveland hospital
• VIDEO: El Centro throws fundraising party
• Erie Elementary sells for $612,000
• Church members enjoy bounty of second harvest
• Lorain fire chief slams firefighter cuts
• $450,000 from estate given to Avon Lake
• Carter remains in Cleveland hospital for observation
• Peter ‘Chip Man’ DeSantis dies at 89
• Ohio man guilty in fatal road-rage wreck
• Poverty on the rise to 34 percent in Lorain
• VIDEOS and DOCUMENT: Firefighters win arbitration
• Sheffield Lake man indicted for additional heists
• Defendant in Montelon search said captain acted within law
• Court drops suit against Judge Burge
• Couple suing Elyria schools about building purchase
• Carter sickened on plane, rests at Cleveland hospital
• VIDEOS: El Centro to host party for donation drive
• Suspect arrested in Ohio real estate agent slaying
• Carter remains in Cleveland hospital for observation
• VIDEO: Lorain school levy committee eyeing three more events
• VIDEO: Law students help in Lorain externship
• Officer ambushed, beaten: Report details fatal shootings of Kerstetter, his assailant Palmer, 6 mont
• More charges for suspect in 2 failed robberies
• Mussels may devour carp food source, study shows
• Firefighters claim layoff plan violates law
• Gov. Strickland delaying $128M higher ed payment
• Sheriff’s office gets $5,000 drug investigation grant
• Carter remains in Cleveland hospital for observation
• Elyria bar could avoid liquor license renewal hearing
• VIDEO: Law students help in Lorain externship
• Truck horn foils teenage burglar
• Mega Millions and Kicker numbers
• Early voting turnout steady, Board of Elections reports
• Elyria board to discuss building offer
• VIDEOS: Karl Rove speaks in Oberlin
• VIDEO: Sidewalk Sale to show off downtown Lorain this weekend
• Carter sickened on plane, rests at Cleveland hospital
• Sheriff’s office gets $5,000 drug investigation grant
• Carter to spend another night at Cleveland hospital
• Suspect arrested in Ohio real estate agent slaying
• Elyria bar could avoid liquor license renewal hearing
• Man arrested after threatening to shoot officers
• Carter to spend another night at Cleveland hospital
• Giardini calls for resignation: Democrats squabble about Republican endorsement
• VIDEOS: El Centro to host party for donation drive
• Man arrested after threatening to shoot officers
• Truck horn foils teenage burglar
• More charges for suspect in 2 failed robberies
• VIDEO: Lorain school levy committee eyeing three more events
• Elyria board to discuss building offer
• Firefighters claim layoff plan violates law
• Officer ambushed, beaten: Report details fatal shootings of Kerstetter, his assailant Palmer, 6 mont
• VIDEO: Sidewalk Sale to show off downtown Lorain this weekend
• Mega Millions and Kicker numbers
• Mussels may devour carp food source, study shows
• Lorain council nixes plan to buy building for equipment
• VIDEO: Ex-parishioners mark anniversary of St. Stan's closing
• VIDEO: Gold & Diamond Exchange opening in Lorain
• Mega Millions and Kicker numbers
• VIDEO: Avon prepares to go to court for land for possible interchange
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• VIDEO: City willing to help keep shelter open for homeless
• GRAPHIC: Carter sickened on plane, rests at Ohio hospital
• First Lady Strickland visiting Lorain Wednesday
• Record number of fugitives surrender in Cleveland
• Man allegedly assaults, throws dog feces at woman
• Rich Iott profile
• County sheriff warns of solicitor scam
• Purple-Heartbroken: Lorain WWII vet makes plea for thief to return cherished medal (VIDEOS)
• Digital revolutionary Emily Bell joins Journal Register Company’s Advisory Board
• Marcy Kaptur profile
• Judge orders Kovarbasich to have psych evaluation
• Beer bottles, fists fly at Ohio kid's birthday party
• Voyeurism charges reduced after illegal search
• Tom Ganley profile
• Council calls for audit: Avon Lake wants new finance director to start with clean slate
• VIDEO: Ex-parishioners mark anniversary of St. Stan's closing
• Semi truck driver hospitalized after SR 303 crash in Wakeman
• Betty Sutton profile
• Wakeman man awaiting sentencing found dead
• Elyria businessman with president while new jobs bill signed
• Lorain school levy committee meets tonight at 7
• Some U.S. executions held up by shortage of drug
• VIDEO: Free farmer’s market draws crowd, despite rain
• VIDEO: Gold & Diamond Exchange opening in Lorain
• Report details deaths of Kerstetter, Palmer
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• VIDEO: City willing to help keep shelter open for homeless
• VIDEO: Amherst council says no requesting liquor license during hearing
• Record number of fugitives surrender in Cleveland
• Man allegedly assaults, throws dog feces at woman
• Lorain council nixes plan to buy building for equipment
• Shot fired at Toy Box Nightclub, nobody injured
• Ohio voters head to the polls early
• VIDEO: Avon prepares to go to court for land for possible interchange
• Purple-Heartbroken: Lorain WWII vet makes plea for thief to return cherished medal (VIDEOS)
• Digital revolutionary Emily Bell joins Journal Register Company’s Advisory Board
• First Lady Strickland visiting Lorain Wednesday
• Noisy thief arrested following foot chase
• Voyeurism charges reduced after illegal search
• County sheriff warns of solicitor scam
• Beer bottles, fists fly at Ohio kid's birthday party
• Semi truck driver hospitalized after SR 303 crash in Wakeman
• Judge orders Kovarbasich to have psych evaluation
• VIDEO: Free farmer’s market draws crowd, despite rain
• Lorain school levy committee meets tonight at 7
• Council calls for audit: Avon Lake wants new finance director to start with clean slate
• Elyria businessman with president while new jobs bill signed
• VIDEO: Amherst council says no requesting liquor license during hearing
• Wakeman man awaiting sentencing found dead
• Carter taken to Cleveland hospital with upset stomach
• LeBron gets applause at Dolphins-Jets game
• Anti-gun group targets Ohio in report
• VIDEOS: Caterpillars predict very cold, cold winter at Woollybear Festival
• SLIDESHOW: a week in news
• Wakeman man awaiting sentencing found dead
• Man arrested for starting fire in mall parking lot
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• Ohio gas prices drop 12 cents from last week
• Husband killed, wife shot near church Youngstown
• October bazaars and craft shows
• Volunteer recognized for efforts
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• North Ridgeville house catches fire; investigation continuing
• Residents turn in 654 pounds of prescriptions
• VIDEO: Diamond Products has been making diamond-tipped tools since mid-1940s
• VIDEO: Lorain man describes event as life changing
• Board of Elections contact info
• VIDEOS: Absentee ballot use growing in popularity
• Amherst has enough bars already, councilman says
• El Centro plans community event for capital kickoff
• Vermilion gambling house owner gets probation, fine
• Chamber to host political forum
• Woman says man tried to rape her, suspect arrested
• Sweany guilty of fight charges
• Cops and courts
• VIDEO: Family displaced when tree fell on home
• Goodwill hosting job fair
• Truck flips on US 6
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• Windy weather whips through area
• Two men accused of online sex arraigned
• Officers cleared in death
• VIDEO: Feeding the Titans
• Another record breaking high in the forecast today
• Molnar asks for review of Lorain development chief’s hiring
• Ohio robber pepper sprays bingo worker, gets cash
• VIDEO: Progressive Field to transform into ‘Snow Days’ winter wonderland
• VIDEO: Car crashes into Bay Village Malley's, 2 hurt
• VIDEO: Tent city residents concerned about winter in Lorain
• Officers who killed Kerstetter's shooter will not be indicted
• Police kill armed Bellevue man
• Burge says evidence didn’t support guilty verdicts in Head Start sex case
• Tree limb knocks out power to 88 homes in Avon Lake
• Judge Burge defends his actions in Head Start case
• Uncle arrested after police question boy about fire
• Jewish community leader dies at 89
• VIDEO: Strong winds plow through the area, advisory in effect
• Former St. Lad’s sold for $200,000
• Truck flips on US 6
• Shhh, ‘Mommy is sleeping’: Toddler says to police after finding woman drunk in parking l
• VIDEO: Race funds will benefit Pagan memorial scholarship
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• VIDEO: Committee to promote school levy, handing out information Saturday
• Indians turning ballpark into snow park
• Men broadcast sex with girl, 16, online
• Lorain pays $558,000 to mop up lawsuits after sewer collapse
• VIDEO: Two-vehicle crash sends four to hospital
• UPDATE & PHOTO: 2 hurt as car crashes into Bay Village Malley's
• Lorain County auditor hosting clam bake Oct. 10 in Avon
• Child found next to passed-out mom in parking lot
• Juvenile Court to hear case involving Brookside High girl who fell from car
• Brookside student downgraded to fair condition
• Company gets grant to develop energy efficient window blinds
• Ohio to get chunk of $422M for teacher merit pay
• Dovala files appeal for another trial for 2005murder of baby Riley
• Indians turning ballpark into snow park
• Man flees after woman refuses to give up cash despite threats
• Child and woman still hospitalized from Henderson Drive accident
• Elyria chooses design consultant for Ford Road Bridge
• Ohio Supreme Court Justice Brown in Lorain on Thursday
• Lorain may buy garage for service department
• Goodwill gets 2 sets of keys to transport disabled riders
• VIDEOS: Amherst Township secures funds to extend trail
• Fire that cleared Ohio middle school called arson
• Gov. Strickland declares 3 counties disaster areas
• Ohio realtors on guard after two killings, robbery
• Ohio to try drinking water treatment on lake algae
• Enjoy it while it lasts, record high expected today
• Theft suspect turns up in trash-compacting truck
• Woman, 47, brutally beaten: Would-be robber attacks stranger after demanding purse, money
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• Elyria police have new plan to handle animal abuse calls
• Man indicted for two failed robberies
• Former attorney general supports lakefront property owners’ rights
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• VIDEO: Ohio stripper indicted in dragging death
• Ohio won't seek federal aid for tornado recovery
• 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' calls on Cleveland-area firm, residents for upcoming show
• Charges may be filed after girl, 17, flung from car’s hood
• Brookside student's condition upgraded to good
• VIDEO: Workers decorate Lorain with fall foliage
• 21-year-old Lorain man robbed at gunpoint
• VIDEO: Avon residents speak out against school program cuts
• VIDEO: Dog poop used to power Mass. park lamp
• Realtor found slain in house for sale near Kent
• Woman hospitalized following attempted robbery
• VIDEO: Church, organization offer facilities to house homeless
• Convicted child murderer files notice of appeal
• 14-year-old confesses to setting teen, baby on fire
• Ohio Supreme Court Justice Brown in Lorain on Thursday
• Lorain warned to get licensed water system operator
• Husband, wife arrested in drug raid indicted
• VIDEOS: Lorain City Council voices support for homeless shelter
• Brookside student's condition improves
• Unanimous – save St. Joe’s: Council approves IRG management of community center (VIDEOS)
• Rowland Nature Preserve meeting
• VIDEO: Lorain ready to plan use of proposed school funds
• City Council approves Oberlin Avenue resurfacing
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• Brookside High student hospitalized after falling from top of car
• Woman charged with vehicular assault
• Vic’s Nightclub forgoes liquor license renewal
• VIDEO: Vermilion couple wants to lead by example by building wind turbine
• Avon school board will talk budget cuts
• A 2000 minivan is still Ohio's most stolen vehicle
• Rowland Nature Preserve meeting
• Lorain fugitive arrested in Cleveland
• Coast Guard rescues boaters in distress
• City Council approves Oberlin Avenue resurfacing
• Lorain City Council votes to sell land
• Lorain needs water operator, Ohio EPA says
• Brown warns CSX to fix bridges
• Coast Guard rescues boaters in distress
• VIDEO: Bobcat planned attack on Brutus Buckeye
• Woman charged with vehicular assault
• Lorain needs water operator, Ohio EPA says
• VIDEOS: Lorain City Council voices support for homeless shelter
• Avon school board will talk budget cuts
• August jobless rates up in Elyria, Lorain
• Unanimous – save St. Joe’s: Council approves IRG management of community center (VIDEOS)
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• Final count shows 8 tornadoes hit Ohio on Thurs.
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• Brookside High student hospitalized after falling from top of car
• A 2000 minivan is still Ohio's most stolen vehicle
• August jobless rates up in Elyria, Lorain
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• Ohio gas prices drop 7 cents from last week
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• Biden visits Ohio for 3rd time in 1 month
• Graduates come together 65 years later
• Columbia Station teen killed in crash
• Group hopes to save Lorain homeless shelter
• Brookside senior hospitalized in car-surfing fall
• Firelands coach resigns after prostitution sting
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• School board to explain school funding, finances to residents
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• Severe storms rip through Ohio, tornado suspected
• Ohio man charged in fire at mostly black church
• Ray of hope for homeless: Lorain pastor organizes effort to help find new city shelter
• VIDEO: Man crashes car—twice: Strikes fire hydrant then Mango Rod’s
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• City Council gets St. Joe rescue deal
• Severe storms rip through Ohio, tornado suspected
• VIDEOS: Elyria fun rolls on even after 30 years at Apple Festival
• Ohio man charged in fire at mostly black church
• Man gets five years in prison for Lorain shooting
• Ray of hope for homeless: Lorain pastor organizes effort to help find new city shelter
• Alleged rapist in court: Lorain man charged with attacking 8-year-old
• VIDEO: Man crashes car—twice: Strikes fire hydrant then Mango Rod’s
• Alleged robber’s wife arrested for witness intimidation
• City Council gets St. Joe rescue deal
• LCCC College Fair set for Oct. 12
• VIDEOS: Elyria fun rolls on even after 30 years at Apple Festival
• School board to explain school funding, finances to residents
• Man gets five years in prison for Lorain shooting
• Alleged rapist in court: Lorain man charged with attacking 8-year-old
• Alleged robber’s wife arrested for witness intimidation
• LCCC College Fair set for Oct. 12
• Browns honoring Kerstetter at Sunday’s game
• Severe storms rip through Ohio, tornado suspected
• Ohio man charged in fire at mostly black church
• Arrow assault suspect back in Ohio
• VIDEO and DOCUMENT: Retail store in the works for east side
• Unemployment in Ohio drops for fifth month straight
• Ohio's US Senate race all about who's to blame
• St. Joe Homeless Shelter doomed
• VIDEO: Defense says bars to blame for missing charity money
• LCCC hosting fundraiser
• Elyria barber out of jail after drug arrest
• Avon Lake narrows down finance director candidates
• VIDEO: Joneses plead innocent in 3-year-old’s death
• Lorain police recover gun stolen in 1996
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• Dimora pleads not guilty to 31 charges
• Browns to honor Kerstetter, other officers Sunday
• UPDATE: Russo pleads guilty, faces 22 years in prison for Cuyahoga County corruption
• VIDEO: Ohio mom gives marijuana to 2-year-old
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• Lawmakers to consider Edison statue legislation
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• VIDEO: LCCC student featured in White House video
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• VIDEO: LCCC student featured in White House video
• Lung Assn. says Ohio should double cigarette tax
• VIDEO: Master sergeant returns from Afghanistan
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• Gay nightclub adding sparkle to downtown
• Oberlin transit continuing: County Commissioners allow bus service to run through Dec. 30
• VIDEO: Chuck Camera pleads not guilty to stealing
• Oberlin transit continuing: County Commissioners allow bus service to run through Dec. 30
• Homeowners plead not guilty in Crum Jr. case
• Association sides with plaintiffs in Head Start case against judge
• Poll shows Kasich has big lead over Gov. Strickland
• Association sides with plaintiffs in Head Start case against judge
• Firefighters drive 950 miles to get student in Ohio
• Trial date set for Firelands football coach
• VIDEO: Ohio mom gives marijuana to 2-year-old
• Trial date set for Firelands football coach
• Semi-trucks crash, spill fuel on Turnpike overnight
• Title bureau to open at county visitor’s center
• PHOTO: 33-inch cow sets record for world's smallest
• Title bureau to open at county visitor’s center
• VIDEO: Man, 82, dies after being hit by ambulance
• Lorain seeks environmental consultant to clean up sites
• Lung Assn. says Ohio should double cigarette tax
• Lorain seeks environmental consultant to clean up sites
• Ohio officer ambushed, cruiser windows shot out
• Vermilion council OKs CRA zone to spark growth
• Gay nightclub adding sparkle to downtown
• Vermilion council OKs CRA zone to spark growth
• Browns to honor Kerstetter, other officers Sunday
• Teen arrested for abduction after high-speed chase
• Homeowners plead not guilty in Crum Jr. case
• Colorado Ave. railroad tracks construction delayed
• VIDEOS: Parents key to improving local schools, coalition says
• Colorado Ave. railroad tracks construction delayed
• VIDEO: Man, 82, dies after being hit by ambulance
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• VIDEO: Lehman Brothers bankruptcy hurt Lorain
• Crash victim killed girl with car 8 years ago
• VIDEO: Lehman Brothers bankruptcy hurt Lorain
• VIDEOS: Parents key to improving local schools, coalition says
• Teen arrested for abduction after high-speed chase
• DOCUMENT: 11 Lorain firefighters to lose jobs
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• Crash victim killed girl with car 8 years ago
• Firefighters drive 950 miles to get student in Ohio
• Dimora pleads not guilty to 31 charges
• VIDEO: Chuck Camera pleads not guilty to stealing
• DOCUMENT: 11 Lorain firefighters to lose jobs
• Semi-trucks crash, spill fuel on Turnpike overnight
• Lorain, Huron and Erie counties under severe thunderstorm watch
• Poll shows Kasich has big lead over Gov. Strickland
• Judge sides with inmate on death row
• Prosecutor appeals probation in Kovarbasich case
• Lorain NAACP hosting Freedom Fund Banquet
• Prosecutor appeals probation in Kovarbasich case
• Lorain County Democrats, Republicans react to first governor debate
• OPAA backs prosecutors in Head Start case
• Food Network star, local chefs headline Second Harvest fundraiser
• Former Dem. chairman in Cleveland indicted
• Port shortens celebration: Independence Day will be one-day event at Black River Landing
• Lorain seeking environmental consultant for cleanup
• Council to open welcome center
• VIDEO: In Lorain, it's now Mercy Regional Medical Center
• Bids for final Lorain property demolitions begin
• Former Dem. chairman in Cleveland indicted
• Task Force seeks information leading to suspected Lorain drug dealer’s arrest
• Dems gamble by shifting fire from Bush to Boehner
• Family hosting bone marrow drive to help dying 5-month-old
• VIDEO: In Lorain, it's now Mercy Regional Medical Center
• VIDEO: Lorain school levy campaign in full gear
• Suspected bomb likely a movie prop, sheriff says
• Contractors bid for Oberlin Avenue resurfacing job
• Oberlin transit to continue through December
• Lorain man, 51, reported as victim of fatal crash on I-480
• Dems gamble by shifting fire from Bush to Boehner
• Help coming for Lorain City Schools
• Man shoots at girlfriend, another man
• Suspected bomb likely a movie prop, sheriff says
• Judge sides with inmate on death row
• Mexican Mutual Society to celebrate Independence
• State, federal officials discuss Asian carp plan
• Lorain County Democrats, Republicans react to first governor debate
• Dispute in Avon neighborhood leads to shot fired, 3 arrested
• Car and ambulance crash leaves driver dead, sends firefighters to hospital
• Port shortens celebration: Independence Day will be one-day event at Black River Landing
• Lorain NAACP hosting Freedom Fund Banquet
• New title bureau in the works for Lorain County
• Bids for final Lorain property demolitions begin
• Food Network star, local chefs headline Second Harvest fundraiser
• Lorain man, 51, reported as victim of fatal crash on I-480
• Family hosting bone marrow drive to help dying 5-month-old
• Council to open welcome center
• Fatal crash victim also driver in 2002 crash that killed girl on bike
• Contractors bid for Oberlin Avenue resurfacing job
• Task Force seeks information leading to suspected Lorain drug dealer’s arrest
• Help coming for Lorain City Schools
• Man shoots at girlfriend, another man
• VIDEO: Lorain school levy campaign in full gear
• Lorain eyes cuts to 11 firefighters
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• Vermilion creates CRA zone
• Gas station penalized for failing vapor tests
• Dispute in Avon neighborhood leads to shot fired, 3 arrested
• Gas station penalized for failing vapor tests
• VIDEOS: Community remembers fallen son Lance Cpl. Hall during ceremony
• EC violates OHSAA bylaw: Elyria Catholic coach’s contact with Lorain students infringes rules
• Police arrest former doctor in Wellington for procuring
• Funding to help replace Ohio trees killed by bug
• Animal Protective League hosting cat adopt-a-thon
• Amherst considers allowing residents to build solid fences
• Lorain awards NSP demo bids
• Council consults attorneys on pending lawsuits
• LCS did not request postseason ban for Elyria Catholic
• Wellington community leader killed in car crash
• Ohio inmate paralyzed in football game gets $4.4M
• Gunfire at Avon home leads to 2 arrests, police say
• Lorain's Community Regional Medical Center renamed Mercy Regional Medical Center
• Man claims ecstasy pills fake during search
• Lorain man arrested for shooting at girlfriend, man
• Libraries offering free job search programs
• City opens Oberlin Avenue bids
• Police kick in woman’s door: Officers responding to screams arrest man for domestic violence
• County prosecutor appeals Kovarbasich sentence
• Lorain school levy committee meeting tonight
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• Avon schools review budget cut options if November levy fails
• Tribe to host no-peanut zone at Progressive Field
• Lear Road Internet tower decision pushed back
• Cincinnati woman dies shielding grandkid in drive-by
• VIDEO: State money could help clean new site of wastewater plant
• Kasich, Strickland to debate tonight in Columbus
• Firelands coach pleads not guilty
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• Fake bomb evacuates city block in Sheffield Township
• Hispanic Fund honors former members for service
• Wellington doctor arrested for solicitation
• Public invited to David R. Hall memorial day
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• Man has passion for fixing, giving away bikes
• VIDEO: Toft’s ice cream has humble roots
• Nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
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• Poverty on the rise to record high
• VIDEO: Sneak peek at history as Underground Railroad Center in Oberlin opens doors
• Man has passion for fixing, giving away bikes
• VIDEO: Toft’s ice cream has humble roots
• Nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
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• Poverty on the rise to record high
• Residents remember Sept. 11
• Public can take peek at Underground Railroad Center
• Elyria City Council decides to regulate hours, locations of Internet cafes
• Residents remember Sept. 11
• Elyria City Council decides to regulate hours, locations of Internet cafes
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• Avon school board will discuss more cuts at special meeting
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• Falcons head football coach arrested for soliciting sex
• Avon school board will discuss more cuts at special meeting
• Say it ain’t so, Chuck: Former youth baseball coach indicted for stealing money
• Falcons head football coach arrested for soliciting sex
• INTERACTIVE: Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Say it ain’t so, Chuck: Former youth baseball coach indicted for stealing money
• Center Ridge Road widening approved
• INTERACTIVE: Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Woman charged for making false domestic violence claim
• Center Ridge Road widening approved
• Clerk resigns after accessing Bowersox’s personal information
• Woman charged for making false domestic violence claim
• Amherst couple indicted in connection with Jesse Crum Jr.’s death
• Clerk resigns after accessing Bowersox’s personal information
• East 28th open while CSX repairs overpass
• Amherst couple indicted in connection with Jesse Crum Jr.’s death
• Boy, 2, needs bone marrow transplant
• East 28th open while CSX repairs overpass
• Emergency response drill will take place today
• Boy, 2, needs bone marrow transplant
• Public can take peak at Underground Railroad Center
• Emergency response drill will take place today
• Journal places high in state contest
• Ownership of Road Runners bar switches hands in sale
• Gang sweep guilty verdict: Jurors say two Lorain men participated in criminal gang
• Former Lorain youth baseball president indicted
• Emergency drill set for county airport
• East 28th Street now open
• Five people injured in Amherst Township crash
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• Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo charged in corruption case, resigns
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• Morning Journal places high in state contest
• Mother of dead 3-year-old boy pleads innocent to child endangerment
• Ten illegal immigrants caught after van stopped
• Elyria school board rejects auction bids for buildings
• Association set to tour Lorain Lighthouse today
• VIDEO: Panthers win game all of Elyria has been talking about
• Underpass closes after debris hit automobile
• Drug Task Force officer fires shot during arrest, no injuries reported
• Consultant being hired in Avon Lake Internet tower location controversy
• Portion of East 28th Street closed
• VIDEO: Shoppers roll into new Walmart for rollbacks
• Amherst may allow church to move to industrial area
• Elyria school board rejects building bids
• Sheffield Village gets $4,500 grant for fire department’s use
• Family won’t stop pushing for gun awareness
• County receives $1.6 million to revitalize area
• ROAD CLOSURE: SR 301 closing for culvert work
• VIDEO: Tree topples on house, causing no damage
• St. Joe’s to be smaller under new managers
• Alleged baby killer seeks lower bond
• Morning Journal places high in state contest
• Handcuffed man, 22,falls in to Black River
• LCCC enrollment bursting
• Colorado Avenue closing for repairs to railroad crossing
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• Three commuter rail public meetings set for this month
• Obama unveils proposals
• Neighbor alerts police to burglary
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• Portion of East 28th Street closed
• VIDEO: Shoppers roll into new Walmart for rollbacks
• Railroad union official sentenced for bribery
• DETOUR AHEAD: Work to close SR 301 south of Lagrange
• Sheffield Village gets $4,500 grant for fire department’s use
• Lorain man given 25 years for New York killing
• Obama builds bridge to Cleveland audience
• ROAD CLOSURE: SR 301 closing for culvert work
• Duo’s gang sweep trial ends: Jury deliberating fate of men arrested in February
• County receives $1.6 million to revitalize area
• Alleged baby killer seeks lower bond
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• Colorado Avenue closing for repairs to railroad crossing
• Consultant being hired in Avon Lake Internet tower location controversy
• St. Joe’s to be smaller under new managers
• Neighbor alerts police to burglary
• Amherst may allow church to move to industrial area
• LCCC enrollment bursting
• Railroad union official sentenced for bribery
• Family won’t stop pushing for gun awareness
• Jury finds two men guilty of participating in Lorain gang
• Lorain man given 25 years for New York killing
• VIDEO: Tree topples on house, damage minor
• Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo charged in corruption case, resigns
• Duo’s gang sweep trial ends: Jury deliberating fate of men arrested in February
• Handcuffed man, 22, falls into Black River
• Mother of Jesse Crum Jr. pleads not guilty
• Get rid of unwanted prescription drugs
• Three commuter rail public meetings set for this month
• Obama unveils proposals
• VIDEOS: Elyria high students adjust to new building
• What's your experience with the stimulus program?
• VIDEO: Lack of Avon High busing causing traffic congestion
• LCCAA selling luncheon tickets
• Neighbor stops two-man burglary twoneighbor’s home
• DOCUMENT: Company saves St. Joseph’s: Lorain officials close to deal with Lichter’s IRG
• Council grants firm OK to find all delinquent city taxpayers
• Man arrested for drug trafficking
• VIDEOS: Man, dog die in fire; cause still undetermined
• Lorain audit shows ailing city finances
• Closing arguments end in Lorain gang trial
• City could owe refunds to people if tax credit change overturned
• Fire destroys trailer in Lorain
• 187,000-square-foot Walmart opens
• Man stops two-man burglary at neighbor's house
• VIDEO: Lack of Avon High busing causing traffic congestion
• Man arrested for drug trafficking
• DOCUMENT: Company saves St. Joseph’s: Lorain officials close to deal with Lichter’s IRG
• Lorain audit shows ailing city finances
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• VIDEOS: Man, dog die in fire; cause still undetermined
• DOCUMENT: Victim’s mother urges ban: Letter supports governor’s effort to outlaw exotic
• DETOUR AHEAD: Work to close SR 301 south of Lagrange
• Man stops two-man burglary at neighbor's house
• Lorain school district hosting open house today
• Obama builds bridge to Cleveland audience
• Man arrested for drug trafficking
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• Lorain audit shows ailing city finances
• EHS seniors could drive away in a new car
• Neighbor stops two-man burglary twoneighbor’s home
• DOCUMENT: Victim’s mother urges ban: Letter supports governor’s effort to outlaw exotic
• VIDEOS: Elyria high students adjust to new building
• Man arrested for drug trafficking
• Lorain school district hosting open house today
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• Council grants firm OK to find all delinquent city taxpayers
• Lorain could owe refunds to people if tax credit change overturned
• EHS seniors could drive away in a new car
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• New 24-hour Walmart open in Lorain
• Lake Erie Crushers’ booster club disbands
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• VIDEO: Lorain man, dog found dead in house fire
• Students study the halls of the new Elyria High School
• Experts to testify in 5-state Asian carp lawsuit
• Man shot with arrows in Cincinnati, police say
• 33-year-old father of two dies after crashing car in Elyria
• VIDEO: Flight attendant in passenger tiff due in court
• Cleveland Clinic hospital gowns get a makeover
• Voters head to polls for Cuyahoga County primary
• Armed men looking for cash pistol whip victim
• 15-year-old shot in Lorain
• Elyria High seniors get first look at new grounds
• Barbecue ignites, burns down garage in Amherst
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• VIDEO: Prominent politicians rule Labor Day event in Lorain
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• VIDEO: Prominent politicians rule Labor Day event in Lorain
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• Website ends adult services category due to pressure
• Democrats’ prospects threatened by economy
• Internet sweepstakes cafes opening up around area
• VIDEO: Local greenhouse grows selection to niche market
• VIDEO: Schreiber recalls childhood memories
• MAP: Three Elyria schools sold, board makes final decision
• VIDEO: Community celebrates at first ‘Titans Tailgate’
• Early morning blaze destroys barn, classic cars
• Prosecutors call for ruling on Head Start case acquittals
• Council to reconsider tax agency
• Mother of dead 3-year-old indicted for child endangerment
• DOCUMENT: Schools get OK for river site
• Fire destroys barn: Car collection lost in blaze, but no injuries
• VIDEO: Community celebrates at first ‘Titans Tailgate’
• Community center gets grant: Work on renamed Sheffield Lake facility to begin in October
• Prosecutors call for ruling on Head Start case acquittals
• Mother of dead 3-year-old indicted for child endangerment
• Fire destroys barn: Car collection lost in blaze, but no injuries
• Community center gets grant: Work on renamed Sheffield Lake facility to begin in October
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• Hot, dry summer speeds Ohio sweet corn season
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• MAP: Three Elyria schools sold, board makes final decision
• Early morning blaze destroys barn, classic cars
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• Council to reconsider tax agency
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• DOCUMENT: Schools get OK for river site
• Nord school gets fitness money
• Early morning blaze destroys barn, classic cars
• Early morning blaze destroys barn, classic cars
• Common Ground needs help to win Pepsi grant
• Mother of Jesse Crum Jr. indicted by grand jury
• Avon Lake readying a to-do list: Traffic improvement projects proposed for SR 83
• Many applicants vie for Avon Lake finance job
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• Firefighters win jobs suit: Court may order pay reimbursement to wrongly demoted Elyria workers
• Hot, dry summer speeds Ohio sweet corn season
• Mother of Jesse Crum Jr. indicted by grand jury
• Troopers out in full force: Highway patrol prepares for Labor Day weekend events, traffic
• Councilman hosting Family Friendly Fundraiser
• VIDEO: Hot tubber calls 911 for towels, hug
• Lorain gang case almost a mistrial
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• Lorain Titans lace up in new cleats
• Murder suspect’s wife pleads guilty to charges
• Second man pleads guilty to Lorain arsons
• Loaded rifle, AK-47 found in house of sex offender
• Alleged baby killer enters innocent plea
• Hot, dry summer speeds Ohio sweet corn season
• Obama plans trip to Cleveland next Wednesday
• Women of Compassion will be honored for community work
• Troopers out in full force: Highway patrol prepares for Labor Day weekend events, traffic
• Avon Lake readying a to-do list: Traffic improvement projects proposed for SR 83
• Nord school gets fitness money
• What's your experience with the stimulus program?
• Firefighters win jobs suit: Court may order pay reimbursement to wrongly demoted Elyria workers
• Common Ground needs help to win Pepsi grant
• VIDEO: Hot tubber calls 911 for towels, hug
• Councilman hosting Family Friendly Fundraiser
• Many applicants vie for Avon Lake finance job
• Lorain Titans lace up in new cleats
• Lorain gang case almost a mistrial
• Second man pleads guilty to Lorain arsons
• Lorain reconsiders deal with tax collection agency
• Murder suspect’s wife pleads guilty to charges
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• Loaded rifle, AK-47 found in house of sex offender
• Alleged baby killer enters innocent plea
• Lorain reconsiders deal with tax collection agency
• Obama plans trip to Cleveland next Wednesday
• Women of Compassion will be honored for community work
• Titan Tailgate tonight before first-ever home game
• Titan Tailgate tonight before first-ever home game
• It’s lights out for safe haven: St. Joseph Overnight Shelter loses appeal to keep facility ope
• Local restaurants donating proceeds in support of tax levy for Elyria police
• ROCK SOLID TITANS: Team ready to unveil new gameday tradition (VIDEOS)
• Elyria man gets five years probation for mortgage fraud scheme
• Mazzola had no insurance for caretaker
• Sheffield Lake gets home improvement money from ODOD
• Election board in Cleveland OKs bilingual ballots
• Labor Day picnic in Lorain
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• VIDEO: Elderly woman, pets will soon be homeless
• PHOTO & MAP: Rig explodes in Gulf, crew rescued, Coast Guard backs off oil sheen report
• 8 sent to hospital following jeep vs buggy crash
• Arguments 'invented' in Head Start case, defense says
• Woman leaves baby in hot car in Super Kmart parking lot: Boy appeared to be unconscious
• State official Quill to speak in Lorain tomorrow
• Local restaurants donating proceeds in support of tax levy for Elyria police
• Naked man flees alleged kidnappers
• Some dig in, others flee coast as Earl nears US
• Officer’s gun recovered after burglary
• New Midview middle school ready to break ground in fall
• For 2nd time, Ohio woman gives birth in vehicle
• Elyria man gets five years probation for mortgage fraud scheme
• State official Quill to speak in Lorain tomorrow
• It’s lights out for safe haven: St. Joseph Overnight Shelter loses appeal to keep facility ope
• Sheffield Lake gets home improvement money from ODOD
• Lorain man pleads not guilty in child's death
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• Judge rules in favor of Elyria firefighters
• Lorain man pleads not guilty in child's death
• Woman leaves baby in hot car in Super Kmart parking lot: Boy appeared to be unconscious
• PHOTO & MAP: Rig explodes in Gulf, crew rescued, Coast Guard backs off oil sheen report
• Mazzola had no insurance for caretaker
• Naked man flees alleged kidnappers
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• Election board in Cleveland OKs bilingual ballots
• New Midview middle school ready to break ground in fall
• 8 sent to hospital following jeep vs buggy crash
• VIDEO: Elderly woman, pets will soon be homeless
• Some dig in, others flee coast as Earl nears US
• Judge rules in favor of Elyria firefighters
• For 2nd time, Ohio woman gives birth in vehicle
• Arguments 'invented' in Head Start case, defense says
• Fire destroys Westlake duplex
• Nude Lorain man escapes kidnappers, police say
• Lorain home restored with NSP funding goes for sale
• Elyria man gets probation for mortgage fraud
• Police find slot machines during raid at Lorain bar
• Bear owner had no insurance for worker killed
• Two arrested in fight near Circle K: Man uses muzzle loader to disperse crowd
• Midview to build $16 million middle school
• Lorain Walmart opening Sept. 8
• IT'S OVER: Police shoot gunman at Discovery Channel (story, photo & document)
• Group objects to governor's attack ad on Invacare
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• Rules being tightened on exotic animal ownership
• Cleveland zoo welcomes baby black rhino
• Lorain loses Chad Earl, respected community activist
• Avon Lake residents up in arms due to Internet tower
• Layoff notices go to wrong 6 Akron police officers
• Funeral plans made for murder-suicide victims
• Schools to plan use of federal jobs money
• LCCC enters high-tech niche thanks to $5.5 million grant
• VIDEO: Bicyclist, 70, hurt in accident
• Animal rights group wants Mazzola charged with reckless homicide
• VIDEO: Police shoot, kill gunman at Discovery Channel
• Morning Journal readers react to Obama’s speech
• Rumor of fight at Vermilion High proves false
• VIDEOS: Attack ad involving Invacare sparks political bickering
• Birthday party becomes a celebration of Rothgery’s life
• Bite holds up transfer for shot-at Toledo dog
• 8-month-old girl murdered: Lorain man, 23, indicted after toddler dies from head trauma
• Man chases, rams vehicle after seeing it near home
• Sand a possible remedy for Ohio lake pollution
• Cleveland park official says python was dangerous
• Duplex fire displaces 2 families overnight
• VIDEOS: Students, staff 'excited' to begin anew as Titans officially unified
• No signs of struggle at home where Bay Village couple died
• VIDEOS: Attack ad involving Invacare sparks political bickering
• VIDEO: Remembering 'Bandit'
• 8-month-old girl murdered: Lorain man, 23, indicted after toddler dies from head trauma
• Mazzola seeks counseling: Bear owner says he's mentally distraught by friend’s death
• No signs of struggle at home where Bay Village couple died
• Suspect arrested for robbing pizza delivery man at gunpoint
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• VIDEO: Remembering 'Bandit'
• Task Force names Lorain man fugitive of the week
• NASA continues demolition at Plum Brook Station
• Mazzola seeks counseling: Bear owner says he's mentally distraught by friend’s death
• Commission honors North Ridgeville High as School of Year
• Bite holds up transfer for shot-at Toledo dog
• Suspect arrested for robbing pizza delivery man at gunpoint
• Victims in critical condition after car accident in Elyria
• Lorain puts restored home up for sale
• Task Force names Lorain man fugitive of the week
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• Sand a possible remedy for Ohio lake pollution
• Commission honors North Ridgeville High as School of Year
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• Cleveland park official says python was dangerous
• Victims in critical condition after car accident in Elyria
• Parents who failed to pay child support can get license reinstated
• Ohio divvies up $361 million in federal school funds
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• Birthday party becomes a celebration of Rothgery’s life
• Killer bear spurs new state rules on exotic pets
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• Man chases, rams vehicle after seeing it near home
• VIDEOS: Students, staff 'excited' to begin anew as Titans officially unified
• Parents who failed to pay child support can get license reinstated
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• Firefighters dismantle car after crash to free trapped passengers
• Attendance records set this year at county fair
• VIDEO: Palace Theatre works to restore 1928 charm
• SLIDESHOW: a look at last week's news
• Cleveland firm touts loyalty at LeBron's expense
• Drivers, passenger ID'd in Elyria crash
• Brother of Lorain County court judge allegedly kills wife, self in Bay Village
• VIDEOS: Invacare, Taylor slam Strickland attack ad
• Mental treatment ordered for killer bear's owner
• Rothgery deaths a homicide-suicide, coroner says
• SLIDESHOW: a look at last week's sports
• Lorain man indicted for baby's death
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• Joffrey Ballet returns
• VIDEO: Lorain High School in full swing today
• New data show fewer Ohio traffic tickets
• Ohio gas prices up 5 cents from last week
• 6-foot python turns up in Cleveland Metroparks
• Motorcycle accident injures Lorain man
• VIDEO: Lorain man restores car to classic form
• Rally asks to restore good values, honor
• Residents rid grief in symbolic burial of hurricane
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• Pole barn destroyed in fire
• Yesterday’s events, nice weather drew large crowd
• Joffrey Ballet returns
• VIDEO: Lorain man restores car to classic form
• Rally asks to restore good values, honor
• Residents rid grief in symbolic burial of hurricane
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• Pole barn destroyed in fire
• Yesterday’s events, nice weather drew large crowd
• Joffrey Ballet returns
• Future of Mazzola, animals up in air
• DOCUMENT: Montelon sues city, officials due to search
• City may cut 13 firefighters
• Lorain picks contractor for Broadway office renovation
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• Patrol IDs man killed by truck
• Future of Mazzola, animals up in air
• Oberlin gets Safe Routes grant
• DOCUMENT: Montelon sues city, officials due to search
• Girl leads goat to winner’s circle
• City may cut 13 firefighters
• City to consider CRA zone: Vermilion proposes incentives for business growth on east side
• Lorain picks contractor for Broadway office renovation
• Lorain aims to improve state report card scores
• Patrol IDs man killed by truck
• VIDEO: Infant OK following East 36th Street crash
• Oberlin gets Safe Routes grant
• Bikini-clad strippers protest church in rural Ohio
• Girl leads goat to winner’s circle
• City to consider CRA zone: Vermilion proposes incentives for business growth on east side
• Lorain aims to improve state report card scores
• VIDEO: Infant OK following East 36th Street crash
• Bikini-clad strippers protest church in rural Ohio
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• Academy gets late start to new year
• Academy gets late start to new year
• Mott Foundation gives $500K for anti-carp efforts
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• 6,000 shed weight with free Ohio gym memberships
• Bikini-clad strippers continue protesting church
• SHOCKING VIDEO: Ohio teen survives terrible crash
• Mott Foundation gives $500K for anti-carp efforts
• Service honors man killed by bear
• Service honors man killed by bear
• Elyria man takes gun from young robbers
• VIDEO: Infant, drivers OK following crash
• VIDEO: Infant, drivers OK following crash
• 6,000 shed weight with free Ohio gym memberships
• Date set for possible Lorain firefighter cuts
• Ohio students settle into new school after tornado
• Ohio students settle into new school after tornado
• Fair friends forever
• Fair friends forever
• VIDEOS: Freshmen take to the halls of Lorain High School
• VIDEOS: Freshmen take to the halls of Lorain High School
• VIDEO: Police crack down on underage drinking, invite reporter along
• VIDEO: Police crack down on underage drinking, invite reporter along
• Man who escaped fatal fire 3 years ago dies in blaze
• Man who escaped fatal fire 3 years ago dies in blaze
• SHOCKING VIDEO: Ohio teen survives terrible crash
• Three men arrested after reports of gunfire
• Three men arrested after reports of gunfire
• Elyria man takes gun from young robbers
• Residents, sewer district settle complaint about noxious odors
• Residents, sewer district settle complaint about noxious odors
• Date set for possible Lorain firefighter cuts
• ODOT seeks money for electric vehicles, NASA runway strip
• ODOT seeks money for electric vehicles, NASA runway strip
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• Fly overs spot 327 marijuana plants
• Fly overs spot 327 marijuana plants
• Bikini-clad strippers continue protesting church
• Camera drops to ground off Ohio police helicopter
• ODOT seeks money for electric cars, NASA runway
• Heart doctors, EMH merger wave of future
• Sandusky fire chief to retire in January
• Appeals court to hear suit against Vermilion police officers
• Teen arrested for threatening duo with loaded gun
• Man arrested for breaking into vacant home
• Suspended police captain in Ohio rescues baby
• No injures as shots fired at Lorain home
• First day classes canceled at Arts Academy
• Voters being asked to correct information on personal documents
• Avon looking to bring wind energy to city
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• Lorain County Fair schedule
• More jail for ex-Columbus firefighter who killed dogs
• Man dies in West 21st Street fire
• Ohio seeks system of electric cars
• Exotic animal sanctuary under investigation
• Nearly 600 freshmen fill the halls on the first day at Lorain High School
• VIDEO: Board looks to pass levy even after federal help
• VIDEO: Deal with dad turns into fair project for boy, 11
• Property taxes to increase $18 for townships
• Area schools’ report cards in: State’s preliminary results show Lorain still under acade
• Ohio panel to vote on Edison statue for US Capitol
• Service today for Elyria man mauled by bear
• 36-year-old Lorain man dies in West 21st Street fire
• Niece, 15, allegedly assaults, threatens to stab aunt in Lorain
• Robbery suspect ID’d by fingerprint at scene
• More jail for ex-Columbus firefighter who killed dogs
• VIDEOS: Lorain High ready to welcome students
• Heart doctors join EMH
• Libertarian targets Ohio elephant, donkey figurines
• Robbery suspect ID’d by fingerprint at scene
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• Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint in Lorain
• Heart doctors join EMH
• Ohio home sales drop 35 percent from June to July
• Ohio man with gun at NC Obama stop found guilty
• More jail for ex-Columbus firefighter who killed dogs
• Man cutting tree dies at golf course
• Libertarian targets Ohio elephant, donkey figurines
• Lorain schools await word on $2.6 million
• Ohio man with gun at NC Obama stop found guilty
• Man indicted in O'Hara's Beverage Spot robbery
• Man cutting tree dies at golf course
• VIDEO: School levy efforts starting to pay off
• Lorain schools receives $2.6 million
• Craig Morgan gets crowd moving at Lorain County Fair
• VIDEO: School levy efforts starting to pay off
• Committee can’t decide whether to regulate new gaming trend
• Craig Morgan gets crowd moving at Lorain County Fair
• VIDEO: Bremke talk of Junior Fair with winning pigs
• Committee can’t decide whether to regulate new gaming trend
• Memorial service planned for Amherst police's K-9 Bandit
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• VIDEO: Bremke talk of Junior Fair with winning pigs
• Off-duty officer helps man attacked by 3 juveniles
• Ohio home sales drop 35 percent from June to July
• Memorial service planned for Amherst police's K-9 Bandit
• Jobless rates drop slightly, figures show
• Mentor man accused of groping 2 young girls at Walmart
• Off-duty officer helps man attacked by 3 juveniles
• Niece, 15, allegedly assaults, threatens to stab aunt in Lorain
• Group urges final action on Ohio farm animal deal
• Jobless rates drop slightly, figures show
• VIDEOS: Lorain High ready to welcome students
• Jury trial begins for 2 alleged gang members
• Junior Fair king, queen announced
• VIDEO: Resident undertakes filling in city’s potholes
• Officer on patrol at school: 'Safety is first' for students at newly consolidated Lorain H
• Columbus police upset over tattoo crackdown
• Lorain affirms new director, chief planner vacates post
• LaGrange man killed by tree at Westlake golf course
• Two botched robbery attempts believed to be by same person
• Man killed by falling tree at Westlake golf course
• Brother gets stabbed after $6 squabble
• Lorain County man killed by falling tree at golf course
• Boy, 12, accused of molesting 7-year-old twins
• Ohio among 10 winners of school reform grant
• Drunk woman assaults police, head butts paramedic
• China Wok delivery man robbed at gunpoint in Elyria
• Lorain schools levy meeting tonight
• Warrant issued for suspect in foiled robbery
• Rev. Henkle leaving post at Church of St. Peter
• PHOTO: Cedar Point announces newest ride
• Man accused of kidnapping ex-girlfriend
• Area unemployment rates dip slightly
• VIDEOS: 4-H Band kicks off festivities
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• Ohio authorities scorch field of 22,000 pot plants
• Boehner sees 'ongoing economic uncertainty'
• Charlie Daniels Band heats up cool night
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• Bishop, breakaway Ohio congregation want to talk
• Ohio gas prices down 8 cents
• This one's for dad: Wellington teen restores tractor her own way (VIDEO)
• Biden to give auto industry update in Toledo
• Man, 18, cited for underage drinking
• Clerk, 65, thwarts robbery: Woman tells man she’s not giving up cash, he apologizes, flees
• Lorain County Fair schedule of events
• SLIDESHOW: a week in news
• Two Lorain elementary schools celebrate new beginnings
• SLIDESHOW: Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
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• Victim always loved animals
• VIDEO: Loved ones gather to remember slain man
• Bear euthanized by owner
• Tail-waggin’ good time
• Vermilion takes on fish fight
• Hearing set for firefighters, officials
• Watteredge powers up using solar
• Victim always loved animals
• Bear owner no stranger to controversy
• VIDEOS: Bear mauling case headed to prosecutor
• Poker run to benefit Susan G. Komen Foundation
• Walmart could open Sept. 15
• Oberlin electrical system work
• Vermilion takes on fish fight
• Watteredge powers up using solar
• Bear owner no stranger to controversy
• Poker run to benefit Susan G. Komen Foundation
• Oberlin electrical system work
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• 9-1-1 Audio from bear attack
• Vigil will celebrate slain Crawford’s life
• Hearing set for firefighters, officials
• Victim always loved animals
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• VIDEOS: Bear mauling case headed to prosecutor
• 9-1-1 Audio from bear attack
• Walmart could open Sept. 15
• Vigil will celebrate slain Crawford’s life
• Donuts chain opening store near campus
• CHP adopts tobacco-free hiring policy
• VIDEO: Children raise funds for Ethiopian orphanage
• Old Lorain High being recycled at local facility
• VIDEOS: El Centro kicking off capital campaign to finish office
• 9-1-1 Audio from bear attack
• VIDEO: 'Ultimate dream' come true: 'Price is Right' picks local woman to 'c
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• Meeting fails to resolve church-strip club dispute
• Columbus official says Obama misspoke during visit
• Man severely hurt by bear
• Driver runs over, parks on sleeping man in alley
• Judge rules in favor of city: Firefighters' request to block pay deferral dismissed
• 24-year-old Elyria man dies after bear attack
• Ohio unemployment rate drops to 10.3 percent
• Local libraries get money for computers
• Man tells 18-year-old to disrobe, then shoots him
• Lorain schools hope to break even on federal funding
• LCCC will play role in expanding broadband
• Feds still tell Ohio no on bedbug chemical
• Firefighter cuts ‘devastating’
• Dayton post office owes $225,000 in workplace fines
• CHP adopts smoke-free hiring policy
• VIDEO: Baby slapping aboard flight sets off debate
• Woman strikes guard wires, trapped upside down in car
• Cleveland revives 10-year lighting proposal
• Bank’s computer workstation bus stopping in Lorain
• LCCC will play role in expanding broadband
• VIDEO: Family, friends honor late Avon firefighter
• Firefighter cuts ‘devastating’
• Machine error caused fire: Salt buildup overheated, starting blast at United Initiators
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• CHP adopts smoke-free hiring policy
• Lorain families take advantage of 200 backpacks in Salvation Army giveaway
• Lorain schools hope to break even on federal funding
• Woman strikes guard wires, trapped upside down in car
• After 30 years, Firelands schools treasurer ready to retire
• Lorain man shot in leg after being forced to strip
• Bank’s computer workstation bus stopping in Lorain
• INTERACTIVE: Blagojevich retrial looms; will it be different?
• Deal struck for Cleveland casino location
• VIDEO: Family, friends honor late Avon firefighter
• Stench of local landfill causing big stink with residents, state
• Feds still tell Ohio no on bedbug chemical
• Machine error caused fire: Salt buildup overheated, starting blast at United Initiators
• Lorain man shot in leg after being forced to strip
• VIDEO: El Centro work progressing slowly, steadily
• Lorain families take advantage of 200 backpacks in Salvation Army giveaway
• Deal struck for Cleveland casino location
• Dayton post office owes $225,000 in workplace fines
• After 30 years, Firelands schools treasurer ready to retire
• VIDEO: El Centro work progressing slowly, steadily
• VIDEO: Baby slapping aboard flight sets off debate
• INTERACTIVE: Blagojevich retrial looms; will it be different?
• Fleeing driver indicted in fatal scooter crash
• Cleveland revives 10-year lighting proposal
• Stench of local landfill causing big stink with residents, state
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• Fleeing driver indicted in fatal scooter crash
• Reported missing teens found at 39-year-old man’s house
• Ohio to receive $118M to expand broadband
• VIDEO: Contest may help preserve historic Harbor View Mansion in Vermilion
• Obama engaging in backyard politics in Columbus
• St. Joseph shelter will become year-round operation
• United Initiators fire caused by cooling glitch
• VIDEO: Department in mourning after death of firefighter
• Salvation Army giving out book bags today in Lorain
• Police get report of nude bicyclist
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• Famed Cincinnati arts school opens $72M building
• Sheffield Lake fire displaces mother, daughter
• Avon board vows to better promote levy in November
• Vigil planned for Avon firefighter
• Obama visiting Columbus family during visit
• Ohio Turnpike acid spill leads to evacuations
• Jury deadlocks on all but 1 charge against Blagojevich
• Dog dies in house fire
• Vice President Biden to visit Toledo next week
• VIDEOS: Firefighters, city meet in court about payroll
• Schools want to lease Black River land
• 2nd Ohio sister dies after hot car ordeal
• VIDEO: 'SUPER JOE' THEN & NOW: Charboneau recalls three decades since rookie year
• DOCUMENTS: Firefighters take city to court: Union wants to block Lorain from deferring pay for rest
• Avon Lake fills finance director job
• Parents question new laptop program at Vermilion schools
• Renovations coming to homeless shelter
• INTERACTIVE: Jury deadlocks on all but 1 charge against Blagojevich
• 7 drunken drivers nabbed at checkpoint
• Kasich would take Ohio development agency private
• Program cuts a possibility: Avon school board meets tonight, first time since levy failure
• MAP: Bagley Road to close for paving
• VIDEO: Resident glad he wasn’t home during blaze at Elyria duplex
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• VIDEO: Birthday boy reels in unusual gift, a pacu
• Green residents find bottle bombs in mailboxes
• Avon firefighter dies in motorcycle crash
• Police, rangers on lookout for nude bicyclist
• Inmates set fires to mattresses in Lancaster jail riot
• Plane from Lake Erie crash recovered
• LISTEN: 79-year-old arrested in wife’s death
• VIDEO: Police K-9 Bandit a respected officer, friend
• VIDEO: Fire destroys empty home on East Avenue
• VIDEO: Birthday boy reels in piranha out of Lake Erie
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• VIDEOS: Lorain names new school for renowned Saturday Evening Post artist Dohanos
• Rubber Duckies bolt for the finish line in Vermilion
• SLIDESHOW: a week in photos
• VIDEO: Fire destroys empty home on East Avenue
• POLITICS TODAY
• House association gets grant for homeless shelter
• Obama to visit with Ohio family on Wednesday
• VIDEO: Birthday boy reels in piranha out of Lake Erie
• SLIDESHOW: a week in photos
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• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Fuel drops 10 cents in Ohio
• Fuel drops 10 cents in Ohio
• Members of closed church defy Cleveland bishop
• House association gets grant for homeless shelter
• Cincinnati officials eye firefighter behavior
• Members of closed church defy Cleveland bishop
• VIDEOS: Lorain names new school for renowned Saturday Evening Post artist Dohanos
• Obama to visit with Ohio family on Wednesday
• Rubber Duckies bolt for the finish line in Vermilion
• Cincinnati officials eye firefighter behavior
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• Lorain man, 19, convicted of manslaughter in New York
• Students Do the Right Thing
• Foster Mentor of the Year hosts adults with special needs
• VIDEO: Lorain High students return from China with memories
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• Lorain man, 19, convicted of manslaughter in New York
• Students Do the Right Thing
• Foster Mentor of the Year hosts adults with special needs
• VIDEO: Lorain High students return from China with memories
• Lorain man killed outside apartment
• Big Lots awards prize money to two Lorain schools
• Gas station closing makes way for larger McDonald’s
• Judicial panel questioned: Prosecutor says Burge didn’t have authority to pick judges
• Lorain High adds trailers for space
• 14-year-old boy sets cousin, baby on fire
• Union asks for records pertaining to Pipeyard
• Lorain man killed outside apartment
• VIDEO: Udrija brings management skills to new development director job
• Gas station closing makes way for larger McDonald’s
• Lorain road closings
• Lorain High adds trailers for space
• Union asks for records pertaining to Pipeyard
• VIDEO: Udrija brings management skills to new development director job
• Lorain road closings
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• 2-year-old dies in hot car in Medina
• Ohio patrol says ID theft increase is 'alarming'
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• Dancer says man kept touching her before his death
• 2-year-old dies in hot car in Medina
• Big Lots awards prize money to two Lorain schools
• Judicial panel questioned: Prosecutor says Burge didn’t have authority to pick judges
• Ohio patrol says ID theft increase is 'alarming'
• 14-year-old boy sets cousin, baby on fire
• Dancer says man kept touching her before his death
• Ohio patrol says ID theft increase is 'alarming'
• Hurley’s niece calls Kovarbasich evil
• Lorain councilman Dan Given mum on CRA lawsuit
• DOCUMENT: Krasienko vetoes tax collection legislation
• Lorain man fatally shot overnight, police seeking info
• Dancer says man kept touching her before his death
• Boricua Festival begins tonight
• Cincinnati police dog dies in hot car
• Man’s rape trial could end in mistrial after juror misconduct
• West 21st Street to close Monday
• Kovarbasich’s parents ecstatic son won't go to prison
• Lorain fugitive arrested in Brook Park
• VIDEO: Kovarbasich gets probation for killing his molester
• Plane crashes into Lake Erie near South Bass Island
• Masked men rob Circle K in Elyria
• Lorain names community development director
• Amherst police chief retiring in January after 38 years service
• OVI checkpoint planned on SR 57 in Lorain
• Man beaten, shot at due to $200 debt
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• Lorain couple busted for trafficking in heroin
• Famed flight attendant wants to return to air
• 2-year-old dies in hot car in Medina
• VIDEO: Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher brings Senate campaign to Lorain
• Lorain new site of rally to help save St. Joseph’s
• Police seeking info on Circle K armed robbery
• Transit service a success: Oberlin’s 13-week pilot program getting rave reviews from riders
• Kovarbasich gets 5 years probation for killing molester
• Task Force chooses Sandusky, Cleveland rail line adviser
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Witness to robbery admits involvement in crime
• VIDEO and RESULTS: Journal Joggers stride across the finish line
• Wellington Township trustee resigns from county tax board
• Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher to stop in Lorain Thursday
• Former Ms. America giving speech about toxic cosmetics
• Wapakoneta has dance fever for Fox show finalist
• Repeatedly scorched playground will be rebuilt
• Local school districts could get money to hire teachers
• Elyria income tax committee hosting burger, brats fundraiser
• VIDEO: Water main break disrupts service for hours in Lorain
• Avon Lake fire gets no federal funds to hire 2
• Cincinnati Zoo's hawk flies off during show
• Misting system malfunction may have led to United Initiators fire
• Watch the Kovarbasich sentencing LIVE at 1:30 p.m.
• State officials to consider city union request
• Lorain County Airport still struggling financially
• 16-year-old Daniel Kovarbasich learns fate today
• Kucinich says White House read the liberals wrong
• Man held in connection with serial stabbing case
• Good Samaritan helps catch purse thief at Target
• Lee Fisher promotes Ohio business climate during Lorain visit
• More local fugitives on ‘dozen’ list
• DOCUMENT: Mayor vetoes legislation to hire collection agency
• VIDEO: Toledo woman flips out over McNuggets
• Crews repairing water main break on Falbo Avenue
• Ohio State Fair attendance dips slightly
• Hydration key to dealing with summer heat
• VIDEO and DOCUMENT: Lorain levy committee starts push Labor Day
• Homeowners file CRA lawsuit: 132 west side residents seek $13 million in damages
• VIDEO: Firefighters use foam to put out blaze at Elyria chemical company
• DOCUMENT: Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Neighbors complain of sickness after Elyria chemical fire
• 20-year-old driver crashes, rolls stolen Jeep Cherokee in Elyria
• VIDEO: Blocked valve shuts off water
• City may have found match: Avon Lake ready to hire Eckert as interim finance director
• Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher to stop in Lorain Thursday
• POLITICS TODAY
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• SuperLube repair shop could build Avon store
• VIDEO and RESULTS: Journal Joggers stride across the finish line
• Legislation introduced to help libraries
• Flight attendant's grand exit draws charges, fans
• Amherst looking at electric program costs
• Man killed, deputy wounded after Ohio police chase
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