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Thursday, 04 March 2010 10:34 |
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State of the City Mayor Jackson will give his fifth State of the City address today. He'll cover many of the topics that have been staples of his time in office, including fiscal responsibility and regionalism. The speech is expected to begin shortly after 12:20 PM
Car Wrecks Funeral Procession The Lorain Morning Journal is reporting that the driver of a Chevrolet Aveo didn't notice the procession at West 21st Street and Broadway when she pulled out into the intersection on a green light. She sideswiped a Chevy Trailblazer, but there were no injuries.
Bernsen to help Soap Box Derby Actor Corbin Bernsen, best known for his role on Psych and as Roger Dorn in the Major League movies, says he plans to shoot a movie about the Soap Box Derby. Bernsen says he has received $500,00 in funding so far, enough to make the film which will benefit the Soap Box Derby.
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Wednesday, 03 March 2010 10:37 |
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Do you like Polish parades? If so, you're in luck! There will be two parades in the area on May 2 to celebrate Polish Constitution Day. The first will be held in Slavic Village, and the other will be held in (you guessed it) Parma. The Parma parade was in Slavic Village in the past but was moved, prompting Slavic Village to hold its own parade. The Slavic Village parade has the blessing of St. Stanislaus Church, while the Parma parade will feature the Parma, Normandy, and Valley Forge marching bands as well as "Big Chuck" Schodowski.
Help name Lorain's new school The Lorain City School District is soliciting ideas for names for their new high school, which will open at the site of the current Admiral King High School in August after King and Southview merge. To give your ideas, click here.
Ice manufacturer fined Home City Ice will pay a $9 million fine after pleading guilty in 2008 to conspiring to eliminate competition in the packaged ice market by dividing up customers with a competitor in Michigan. The other ice manufacturer will also pay a $9 million fine.
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Tuesday, 02 March 2010 11:05 |
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2nd snowiest February on record That's according to the National Weather Service, which said that the 31.7 inches of snow that fell at Hopkins Airport last month made it the second snowiest February and sixth snowiest month since weather records began being recorded over 100 years ago.
Essa case goes to the jury Yazeed Essa is accused of killing his wife by lacing her calcium tablets with cyanide. His lawyers say that Essa had no motive to risk destroying a happy family and professional life.
Lebron to change numbers King James has filed with the NBA to change his number from 23 to 6, something that must be done prior to a player changing numbers, but not changing teams. He told The Plain Dealer that he is making the move out of respect for Michael Jordan, who also wore number 23. 6 is James' number in Olympic and international play.
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Monday, 01 March 2010 08:34 |
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Rock Hall to open library the facility will be co-located with Cuyahoga Community College's creative arts programs. Among the artifacts that will be on display are Jim Morrison's first poem as well as letters from the Grateful Dead, Whitney Houston, and Patti Smith.
Gas prices are up 6 cents from last week. The new average price in Ohio for a gallon of regular unleaded is $2.60 a gallon, lower than the national average of $2.71.
Smoking complaints down Ohio health officials say that the number of complaints against businesses for violating the no-smoking law have dropped from 21,604 in 2007 to 9,228 in 2009.
Olympic Update The US dropped a barnburner against Canada 3-2 in overtime to give Canada the gold in men's hockey. Petter Northug of Norway took gold in the men's 50km mass start cross country race. The US won the overall medal count with a record 37, followed by Germany with 30 and Canada with 26. Canada took home the most gold medals with 14. The Games of the XXX Olympiad kick off on July 27, 2012 in London.
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Saturday, 27 February 2010 18:51 |
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This week, join WBWC News Director Jasen Sokol as he takes a look back at 52 years of broadcasting excellence at WBWC. Tune into Newspulse Sunday at 5:30 on 88.3 FM The Sting! |
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